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Hard disk stability vs. size

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Mar 2006

Nov 12, 2006, 01:56 PM Local time: Nov 12, 2006, 06:56 PM

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Technically a drive with a larger capacity has a greater possibility for a defect, but since all drives are tested before they are shipped, this is a moot point. Most drives I have used are perfectly reliable, with the exception of an infamous IBM unit, and a couple of Seagates that most probably began to fail due to excessive heat. This had nothing to do with the capacity though; one was an 80GB and the other Seagate was 300GB.

Just keep it cool and keep a backup, and you'll be fine.

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