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I would like to add that the 5400 RPM Maxtor Diamond Max 4320 series
benchmarks as well as many  7200 RPM drives because of its higher areal
density.  For 5400 RPM drives, the Diamond Max is currently my drive of
choice. They will soon offer this series UDMA 66 support, by the way.


D'


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> Over the last few years, I have found that (in this local area) Maxtor has
> consistently had a better price-per-byte ratio and they are reliable.
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Uzi Paz <[log in to unmask]>
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>
>
> > First, I wish to thank the people who helped me with choosing the
> > motherboard, and with my decission to go with Celeron.
> > At last I decided to go with Celeron400A and MSI motherboard. I got a
> > good offer.
> > I found that the MSI is jumperless, and I consider it as a deficiency,
as
> I
> > cannot prevent flashing the BIOS by jumpers (a good defence against
> > some very harmful viruses). But beyond that, it should be an excellent
> > motherboard.
> >
> > Now as to choosing the hard disk, I would go with typical UDMA hard
> > disks 8.4 Gb, the faster ones (66Mhz) are too expensive for this
> > purchase). In the past Seagate got bad reputation, and I could say that
I
> > would go only with IBM or WD, but I'm not sure that this is still valid.
> > I can now choose between Seagate and WD, and initially I tend to go
> > with WD, but wish to hear few more views.
> >
> > Uzi
> >
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