Comparing Memory and harddisk

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goydes0612

Is it true that DDR2 memory 256MB PC 5300 is not available anymore ?,
and Is it true that DDR2 256MB PC 5300 has same quality with DDR1
256MB PC 3200 ?, Is it true that Harddisk 80GB WD SATA is better
quality than 80GB Seagate SATA ? and WD more silent, cooler and faster
than seagate ?
 
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Joel

Is it true that DDR2 memory 256MB PC 5300 is not available anymore ?,
and Is it true that DDR2 256MB PC 5300 has same quality with DDR1
256MB PC 3200 ?, Is it true that Harddisk 80GB WD SATA is better
quality than 80GB Seagate SATA ? and WD more silent, cooler and faster
than seagate ?

Is it some type of TRIVIA? <bg>.

1. I dunno but I don't think it would be difficult to GOOGLE for the answer

2. I would go with the 5300 even if it's same quality with 3200

3. Not many people have mixed and especially small hard drive these day, and
not many have more than one to give you the personal experience. So this
one would be 50/50.

4. Cooler I dunno cuz never have two diff manfacture, and don't even care to
trouch both of them at same time if I have both installed. Heck, 80GB is
dirt cheap these days (I don't even care to have them installed on my system
even if it's free, as I have already replace the old 100GB with 300GB and
already moved up to 500GB .. not 1TG yet but probably external til the
funeral of internal).
 
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Paul

Is it true that DDR2 memory 256MB PC 5300 is not available anymore ?,
and Is it true that DDR2 256MB PC 5300 has same quality with DDR1
256MB PC 3200 ?, Is it true that Harddisk 80GB WD SATA is better
quality than 80GB Seagate SATA ? and WD more silent, cooler and faster
than seagate ?

If a 1GB DDR2 DIMM sells for $25, then a 256MB DIMM would sell for $6 or so.
How could they make any money selling one of those ?

To read comments about products, try the reviews on Newegg.com
Look for the word "noise" in this WD 80GB SATA drive review.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductReview.aspx?Item=N82E16822135106&Pagesize=100&&Page=1

Paul
 

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