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  • 04-14-2011, 12:50 AM
    Synge
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    Originally Posted by LiNuX View Post
    I know there are a lot of WD fans and I'm one of them, I've had great exp with WD as well but most of what I say and what others say is full of opinion from personal experience. I've never had a Seagate hdd fail on me but had a few dead WD ones in the past (one was mine).

    I don't think Seagate is bad by any means, hell of a lot better than these crazy brands I see first timers linking all the time. I agree, comes down to personal preference in the end. Go with whichever you feel is the better choice Saph, the Seagate is cheaper but the WD I linked has twice the cache. Can't go wrong either way.

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    Originally Posted by LiNuX View Post
    Definitely. I love OCZ products. My RAM and PSU are OCZ. I would buy their CPUs if they made them.

    Haha, I'd give em a try for sure.

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    Originally Posted by LiNuX View Post
    You know what I was thinking. A-Data. Not g-skill. Had a long day lol. I've never built a PC with G.Skill but I have A-Data. I had to go back to my last build to make sure.

    I'd change my RAM recommendation to: Newegg.com - A-DATA XPG Gaming Series 4GB Desktop Memory Model AX3U1600GB2G9-2G

    I've built PCs using A-Data, Patriot, Corsair, Kingston, Crucial, and my favorite OCZ. If you want OCZ then this is good: Newegg.com - OCZ Signature 4GB Desktop Memory Model OCZ3SG1600LV4GK

    They don't carry the one I have anymore. I have Gold heatsinks.

    Ahh, okay, glad to see that was a mistake :P. That is a RAM recommendation I can agree with ;--)

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    Originally Posted by Saph View Post
    My bad bro :embarrassed: guess I got alittle turned around after Linux moved all this.

    Hahah, no bigs man, I did too.

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