J joelypolly macrumors 6502a Original poster May 16, 2011 #1 I got the new 17" MBP last month and so far 2 HDDs have died in that machine. It like it's cursed or something.
I got the new 17" MBP last month and so far 2 HDDs have died in that machine. It like it's cursed or something.
J joelypolly macrumors 6502a Original poster May 16, 2011 #3 SMART failed on the first one and the seconded one starting buzzing and now the laptop fails to start up.
SMART failed on the first one and the seconded one starting buzzing and now the laptop fails to start up.
Macsavvytech macrumors 6502a May 16, 2011 #4 joelypolly said: SMART failed on the first one and the seconded one starting buzzing and now the laptop fails to start up. Click to expand... Try a SSD 🙂
joelypolly said: SMART failed on the first one and the seconded one starting buzzing and now the laptop fails to start up. Click to expand... Try a SSD 🙂
J joelypolly macrumors 6502a Original poster May 17, 2011 #5 Yeah was going to get the 96GB ExpressCard SSD and maybe the 750GB 7200RPM Seagate drive. Might have to start doing that earlier than I had hoped.
Yeah was going to get the 96GB ExpressCard SSD and maybe the 750GB 7200RPM Seagate drive. Might have to start doing that earlier than I had hoped.
R rekhyt macrumors 65816 May 23, 2011 #6 joelypolly said: Yeah was going to get the 96GB ExpressCard SSD and maybe the 750GB 7200RPM Seagate drive. Might have to start doing that earlier than I had hoped. Click to expand... 7200 RPM has more vibrations, and if you carry around your laptop too much or waggle it the HD is likely to fail even faster.
joelypolly said: Yeah was going to get the 96GB ExpressCard SSD and maybe the 750GB 7200RPM Seagate drive. Might have to start doing that earlier than I had hoped. Click to expand... 7200 RPM has more vibrations, and if you carry around your laptop too much or waggle it the HD is likely to fail even faster.
T TheSideshow macrumors 6502 May 24, 2011 #7 I find the number of HDD failures in Macs to be disturbingly high. I wonder if its the huge amounts of heat or something.
I find the number of HDD failures in Macs to be disturbingly high. I wonder if its the huge amounts of heat or something.