2TB internal hard drives: question?

I notice that both Seagate and Western have 2TB internal hard drives out. Has anyone here used these drives, or another brand with the same amount of storage capacity? How stable is the 2TB drive you use, if applicable?2TB internal hard drives: question?
[QUOTE=''StrawberryHill'']I notice that both Seagate and Western have 2TB internal hard drives out. Has anyone here used these drives, or another brand with the same amount of storage capacity? How stable is the 2TB drive you use, if applicable?[/QUOTE]I've seen no reviews; but, the Seagate 1TB 7200.12 - $90 is the best rated 7200 RPM HDD.You should consider the price, and thenask yourself if you really need 2TB...If you do, ask yourself if you wouldn't be happier getting 2 1TB HDDs with the best reviews over a new 2TB HDD.2TB internal hard drives: question?
I tried the western digital 2TB green, I wouldn't suggest buying it....it's 5200 RPM and very slow
[QUOTE=''dackchaar'']I tried the western digital 2TB green, I wouldn't suggest buying it....it's 5200 RPM and very slow[/QUOTE]I forgot to mention the RPMs; you shouldn't get a 10,000 or 5,200 because the first cost more than a 7,200 RPM HDD and the latter doesn't perform as well.
The 2TB drives are generally fast. They use dense 500GB platters, meaning they are faster than lower capacity drives. Check out this review: http://pcper.com/article.php?aid=775
[QUOTE=''Mr_NoName111'']The 2TB drives are generally fast. They use dense 500GB platters, meaning they are faster than lower capacity drives. Check out this review: http://pcper.com/article.php?aid=775[/QUOTE]Wow. Thanks for the link NoName. That's a great review. It seems even the 2TB (4-ply) versions are a little faster at copying and creating files than my boot drive, which is a Velociraptor. The 1TB drives, however, are the fastest at file copying and creation. Looks like I'm going to budget in a new hard drive when I can. :)Thanks for all the comments, btw.