External Firewire Drive Suggestions, Which one to buy? |
Mon 28 Jun 2004, 16:53
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 19 Joined: 25-Jan 04 From: Corvallis - US Member No.: 34,056 |
i am currently looking to buy an external firewire drive and am in need of suggestions. i know that i want 7200+ rpm and 10ms or less seek time. Also, would love it to be whisper quiet.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Anyone using Glyph or Seagate drives? If so, please tell me how they are working for you. Dumb question: "Do i install DP4 on the internal or external drive?" KC |
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Mon 5 Jul 2004, 19:45
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Member Group: Members Posts: 79 Joined: 15-Jan 04 From: Chicago - US Member No.: 33,284 |
When Panther was first released, there were many firewire drives that had problems losing data when connected to a machine running Panther. Very shortly afterwards, the drive manufacturers developed patches to their firmware to correct the problems. So all drives manufactured since the few weeks after the problem was identified last year have the correct firmware already installed. Almost all of the manufacturers have firmware updates on their websites for drives manufactured prior to Panther's release.
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smokinshaman External Firewire Drive Suggestions Mon 28 Jun 2004, 16:53
PristineRec I record to one of these drives: http://eshop.mac... Tue 29 Jun 2004, 03:53
smokinshaman Thanks for reply PristineRec! Those look lik... Wed 30 Jun 2004, 01:26
iscralatchtical lacie is largely recommended in this forum. I too... Sun 4 Jul 2004, 17:17
PristineRec I record to one of these drives: http://eshop.mac... Tue 29 Jun 2004, 03:53
smokinshaman Thanks for reply PristineRec! Those look lik... Wed 30 Jun 2004, 01:26
iscralatchtical lacie is largely recommended in this forum. I too... Sun 4 Jul 2004, 17:17
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