Sounds like my specialty. Go with the second from bottom tier of WD Passports or Seagates. Not size but tier. Like Elements, My passport and such. The lowest tier of WDs fail pretty easily. Comparatively though, which is many years for average consumers. Size, 1TBs are around 70$. Let's say internal HDs start failing around 3 years on 24/7 uptime. Go to your local computer store, best way.
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[url=http://www.amazon.com/Passport-Ultra-Portable-External-Backup/dp/B00E83X9P8]I use this.[/url]
@mitarumetaro: Not smart and lazy enough to just use google which would have even taken less clicks?
Sounds like my specialty. Go with the second from bottom tier of WD Passports or Seagates. Not size but tier. Like Elements, My passport and such. The lowest tier of WDs fail pretty easily. Comparatively though, which is many years for average consumers.
Size, 1TBs are around 70$. Let's say internal HDs start failing around 3 years on 24/7 uptime.
Go to your local computer store, best way.
[quote=cool123ter]Is it that hard to buy a HDD these days?[/quote]
Never bought one before. Just feel like I should actually get one for backup purposes
So I'm soliciting information from basil because I'm too lazy to do any sort of research
Is it that hard to buy a HDD these days?
[quote=Irony]Tech section would be better[/quote]
Why would a dead section be better?
Tech section would be better