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"had a bunch of 75GXP's all failed"
onPros Fast,ATA 100, 7200 RPM speed.Great when working
Cons very non reliable, crash after a week or so of use, Scratching,grinding,clicking noises, DO NOT use for RAID arrays. I had a IBM deskstar 60GXP, and a couple 75GXP's, all failed to the scratch of death, DFT is no help, low level formatting only hides the
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"Piece of junkus!"
onSummary I had two fail in my Macintosh--this drive is now the subject of a class actin lawsuit. Do not buy!
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"IBM 75GXP part#DTLA-307075"
onSummary This drive has a very large failure rate. Some say over 50% of the drive's sold have failed. I have had three such drives and all three have failed. Causing lose of all your data. See more:http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0%2Caid%2C67608%2C00.asp
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"FOURTH failure in 1 YEAR!"
onSummary This is ridiculous... Fourt Drive sent back this year. I have 2 systems. Both run 2 drives each using them as a mirror raid (all 4 drives are 11 months old each). In all FOUR drives have crashed on me. I FINALLY saw some info about repeat failures on a site and did a search. I ended up here and saw that I was not alone. All I have to say is DO NOT BUY IBM DRIVES or you will regret it!!!!! I guess I will check out SEAGATE!
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"It WILL die, give it time."
onSummary I have an Alienware which came w/ dual Deskstar 75GB drives. The first month I had it, one of the drives developed bad sectors. It failed the "smart" tests, and now, recently in a blaze of screeching and clicking, died. Unfortunately, I put too much trust in IBM and the quality of their drive and did not have the data backed up. Don't make the same mistake I did. All of your important work will be lost if you rely completely on these IBM drives (DTLA-307075). Lost all my work and trust....

