>he unironically uses a seagate drive
Enjoy your data loss, faggots.
>>61281540
>1tb seagate drive
>the first thing it does is fail a SMART test
>500gb seagate drive
>unallocated sectors kills it
never again
>>61281636
>1TB drive
>move rig gently across the house
>set it down and plug it in
>not even detected in the BIOS
>spend two days trying to get it to work before giving up
>>61281540
>data loss
>he doesn't routinely back his data up.
What is a warranty?