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Samsung F3 hard drives , get one now.

Post by McstylisT on Thu 5 Nov 2009 - 0:48

I would just like to recommend these really. So many drives now on the market to choose from. WD being rewound for its high quality. But i say take a look at the new Samsung F3. I myself just received the new 1TB 32MB Catch drive. Its by far the fastest standard drive i have used. Ultra silent and good working temperatures. I paid £56 to my door from Scan. Cant say this was not a deal !! !! I am very happy with this drive.

If you need some storage and cheap too , look no further.


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Re: Samsung F3 hard drives , get one now.

Post by zebadee on Sat 7 Nov 2009 - 8:29

Hi Smile
Interesting Craig.
But I have some F1 series.
Currently using them externally only.
See my results.



Things to note:
Although the actual rates are lower, in terms of transfer.
The graph is smoother for the most part.
Important?
Probably only really makes a difference with something like video streaming.
Even then it would be minimal.
Lower CPU load.
Often external drives are higher, though not always (obviously).
But I have a slightly faster access time too.
Though I can't prove it.
(All my internal drives are WD "Black" series, much better for varied tasks & speed. Although dearer. Have longer warranty to compensate.)
My Samsungs are even quicker - graphs smoother blah blah blah.
When used internally.
(WD's still better again. Very Happy )
That said for storage, especially video.
The Samsung is an excellent drive. Thumbs up big

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Post by McstylisT on Sat 7 Nov 2009 - 13:37

Thanks for the info Zebadee. That is just the sort of comparison and info i was after.

I agree the smoothness and sustained transfer rate is a very important factor. Something that i have always seemed to struggle to achieve even with other branded drives.

With regards to that I think the current X58 chipset does need some tweaking as well. It would be interesting to see other users with the F3 and the F1 to also post there results. I think some of the users who i originally saw post the F3 series managed a huge 120mbs+ on the benchmark. With smoother transfer lines.

I do admit the WD Black series are probably the best drives , however i am disappointed by the overall performance. It should be faster , but still very acceptable. I originally had the WD green as my OS drive. It is a real slow and poor speeded drive. Great for additional low power storage but still did not impress me. However the Samsung eco green 1.5TB drive did. Very Happy

The main thing I am happy with is the extra zip this has given the OS. I do not use any page file so this is run in the ram memory. The HD does a fine job in running the apps and doing it in a fast Fashion. I can honestly say for the price anyone who does buy the Samsung F3 series will not be disappointed. sunny


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Re: Samsung F3 hard drives , get one now.

Post by Admin on Mon 16 Nov 2009 - 23:01

Hi Smile
Novatech have the Sammie for £62.09. [p&p free].
http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/prods/Components/HardDrives-Internal/SATA500GBto1TB/Samsung/HD103SJ.html



Scan currently charges £58.63. But I couldn't get p&p free. P&P £6.99. Total £66.67.

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