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Hopefully it's not one of HP's newer machines with the proprietary dogshit 8-pin motherboard PSU connection.
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Am I correct in my assumption that the read error rate for this drive indicates current/imminent failure, or am I just way more pessimistic than CDI?
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cisco privilege posted:Unless you have a good reason to assume the drive is dying, such as horrible performance or weird noises, then it's really more Right on, I dropped by the office after-hours yesterday to pick something up and my workstation greeted me with a hearty "Hard drive not found!" so it spooked me a bit. It's booted fine since then, but I think I'll swap the cable just in case. Thanks for the second opinion. 
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than even pessimism. The ultraDMA CRC error might indicate a bad SATA cable but beyond that there's really nothing that stands out. All Seagate drives have 'high' seek error figures compared to other OEMs even when they're working fine which can look a bit strange if you're not used to it.
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Duke Chin posted:I have zero actual idea what that is. I've never even heard of the term til reading that just now...? Time to go google, I guess. Mostly just because I'm now curious. https://www.backblaze.com/hard-drive.html
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But hey, thx for the quick heads up on storage ideas!