Hey Einstein!
The compamy sets the QC, lower QC = higher profit!
Ever heard of statistics - Well if you went beyound basic
math you would know that it is how and when you sample.
More samples = more data and that allows more adjustment in
the process which reduces failure rate. That costs money.
WD settled for lower cost at the expense of higher failure.
ALL DRIVES FAIL! WOW I AM SO GLAD YOU TOLD ME!
WD called, they want their chapstick back!
x2lls wrote in news:0c7o4al9rf0at51c062pngr2mibe70ddpa@4ax.com:
> On 25 Oct 2014 17:09:15 GMT, Don Kennyonie <msizlac@springfield.net>
> wrote:
>
>>No problem, just as soon as I am done with the newer stuff.
>>
>>DK
>>
>>
>>BTW - You didn't have one of those POS Western Digital Drives did you?
>>
>>Anywhere between 1% an 5% fail and THEY KNOW IT!
>>
>>Oh, they send you a new drive but all your stuff is gone forever.
>>
>>During an upgrade last year I bought a new 1 TB WD drive and
>>transfered everything to it for reinstall on the new system.
>>
>>The POS died and years of stuff gone!
>>
>>Needless to say I DO NOT USE WD DRIVES!
>>
>>Toshiba seems good as it they show up in a number of new gaming
>>machines.
>>
>>Samsung, Seagate, beware of Hitachi as they are now owned by WD
>>anything but WD.
>>
>
>
> Do you really think that when a company gets taken over, they throw
> away that company's manufacturing equipment?
>
> ALL drives fail, yes ALL!
>
> Ever heard of backups?
>
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