The DVD players seem still to work ok. I assume you're meaning a fault on the 12v rail?
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HD for a desktop
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It actually performs ok for my needs. I do wonder about the life of SSD, though.
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Have a second desktop PC which isn't much used - but is handy when needed.
If its a Seagate they replace FOC if its still under their warranty (often 5 years). Download their free test software, it will test the drive, possibly fix it, and tell you if its under warranty. It will test and fix other makes as well.
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I thnk I saw an article in the Register saying that SSD was now actually better than disks on a reasonable duty cycle.
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In this particular case the machine only gets occasional use, so it might be more about shelf life. I've got little used memory cards or sticks that no longer work.
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In article , The Other Mike writes
WD Blacks are still 5yrs so that is what I am using at the mo.
50quid for 500GB so still pretty cheap:
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