I want to buy the most reliable hard drive but most of the r

All hard drives are pretty noisy.
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>>57458827
id stay clear, if bonnie says its junk it must be

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>>57458914

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>>57458827
If you care about noise, get an SSD.

>>57458827
If noise really concerns you, don't get a computer.

>>57459021
I wish I could get a 2TB or even 1TB SSD for anywhere close to that price but we're not there yet. I'm just wondering if HGST drivers are noiser than say WD, Seagate, etc

But I always hear about them being unreliable so the noise may be a trade-off.

>>57458914
This can't be real...

>>57459053
If you want reliability, go HGST.

Data shows their drives are better. Even though HGST is a division of WD, they're operating them independently.

>>57459050
Clearly there's no middle ground, it's all black and white huh. I bet you keep your fans at full speed all the time.

>>57459059
>Data shows their drives are better.

that data being backblaze?

>Even though HGST is a division of WD

wd being bad because of backblaze statistics?

those statistics only having wd reds which were a fucking meme let's be real but are not indicative of the rest of the line?

let's be real, if you can't into statistics or can't draw conclusions from statistics you probably shouldn't be buying enterprise class drives