Bigdady92 Posted August 5, 2014 Share Posted August 5, 2014 http://bensbargains.net/bargain/seagate-6tb-sata-6-0gb-s-3-5-internal-hard-drive-280-at-newegg-127175/#rss Newegg has the Seagate STBD6000100 6TB 128MB Cache 7200RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive (Retail Kit) for $300 - $20 off with coupon code EMCPBPE99 [Exp 8/6] = $280 with free shipping. When 4TB simply is not enough. This makes my 2TB disks look paltry... Quote Link to comment
garycase Posted August 5, 2014 Share Posted August 5, 2014 Good price ... only $46.67 per TB. Considering the first hard drive I bought cost $173,076,923.08 per TB that seems like a rather good bargain Quote Link to comment
korith Posted August 6, 2014 Share Posted August 6, 2014 Good price ... only $46.67 per TB. Considering the first hard drive I bought cost $173,076,923.08 per TB that seems like a rather good bargain my first drive was a 20mb hard drive for I think $400. rll controller cost a bit too. Quote Link to comment
garycase Posted August 6, 2014 Share Posted August 6, 2014 my first drive was a 20mb hard drive for I think $400. rll controller cost a bit too. That was only $20,000,000.00 / TB ... a STEAL compared to my first drive [Mine was a 14" 26MB Seagate Winchester unit that I got for 10% off, so it only cost me $4500 ... including the S-100 controller card for it] Quote Link to comment
korith Posted August 6, 2014 Share Posted August 6, 2014 my first drive was a 20mb hard drive for I think $400. rll controller cost a bit too. That was only $20,000,000.00 / TB ... a STEAL compared to my first drive [Mine was a 14" 26MB Seagate Winchester unit that I got for 10% off, so it only cost me $4500 ... including the S-100 controller card for it] A bit before my time! I do remember mfm and rll drives, before moving up to the ide drives around '86 I think. Quote Link to comment
Bigdady92 Posted August 6, 2014 Author Share Posted August 6, 2014 At least they are not SCSI drives any more. All those pins are terrifying. Quote Link to comment
heffe2001 Posted August 17, 2014 Share Posted August 17, 2014 SCSI's still around. A good many of the servers on here use it (SAS). You can also still get regular SCSI drives and controllers, they are just getting more and more rare. Have an old Compaq server on my junk shelf at work with 6 18g UltraSCSI drives in it, in it's day it was damned expensive, lol. I also remember the first drives that came out in the 5.25" sizes, I'm thinking my first was a either a 5m or a 10m 5.25 FH drive (ST-506 I think), but I can't remember how much it was. I do remember getting an RLL controller and formatting it to about 7.5m, but it didn't last too long after that, lol. I ended up with a slew of ST-225's back in the day, and I absolutely remember having to run Spinrite on any that I ended up formatting RLL too, lol. Quote Link to comment
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