Gaming Wiiu Zelda Breath of the wild possibly Leaked already

[MasterSore]

Don't bullshit. Toshiba is the most reliable hdd after HGST (which costs considerably more)

Western Digital and Seagate all the way. Sandisk and Kingston for SSD.

 

[Suji_Pyo]

Don't bullshit. Toshiba is the most reliable hdd after HGST (which costs considerably more)

I mean the hdd works perfectly and I never had any problems with it, is just that the loading times for games are higher than in loadiine

 

[fatsquirrel]

Western Digital and Seagate all the way.

Bravo you listed the drives that have the most failures.
Seagate is literally shit, WD is acceptable but their drive failure rate is pretty high.
Also passport series is only suitable for a trash bin


@Suji_Pyo
There has to be an error on your end. Wonderful 101 or xenoblades loading times were 5 or 10. Minutes +

 

[Serfrost]

Oh god what did I create.

 

[MasterSore]

Bravo you listed the drives that have the most failures.
Seagate is literally shit, WD is acceptable but their drive failure rate is pretty high.
Also passport series is only suitable for a trash bin

I've never had either fail on me. I haven't had a toshiba fail either, even after breaking the SATA power supply dock completely out but it is slow as hell.

You can't even comment on my SSD remark. That's undebatable.

 

[HaloEffect17]

Sure you can. We don't know if it will run though.

Yes it will. On my WiiU I only had fw.img and installed Japanese and EUR games on it and even could played them and update them.

Yes, it would work. You have sig patches via CBHC or Haxchi or use Mocha, you essentially enable region free.

 

[MasterSore]

Oh god what did I create.

Want some popcorn?

 

[fatsquirrel]

I've never had either fail on me. I haven't had a toshiba fail either, even after breaking the SATA power supply dock completely out but it is slow as hell.

sorry but without any information I don't think it's a valid statement. For all I know you could be comparing performance drive to a budget or a 7200 to a 5400

 

[HaloEffect17]

Bravo you listed the drives that have the most failures.
Seagate is literally shit, WD is acceptable but their drive failure rate is pretty high.
Also passport series is only suitable for a trash bin

Kingston is a pretty good make. And yeah, I heard a lot crap about WD, they're horrible.

 

[Serfrost]

Want some popcorn?

 

[MasterSore]

...Я хочу в Сочи...

 

[KingpinSlim]

Night-shift is over and i am home.
2 hours and 48 minutes until i can call the store again.

 

[Suji_Pyo]

This again?...

 

[Maschell]

Too much bullshit in this topic on the last few pages! Arghhh

 

[Serfrost]

I'd never recommend WD. Some of my bosses used them for cloud drives and they absolutely sucked. Constantly down. Lost tons of data.

 

[fatsquirrel]

Kingston is a pretty good make. And yeah, I heard a lot crap about WD, they're horrible.

I have plenty of bad experience with seagate in my company. But personally WD takes the cake for me. I bought a Passport disk and died 5 times in one year. (I got it replaced for a new one 4 times...)

 

[MasterSore]

This again?...

 

[fatsquirrel]

Night-shift is over and i am home.
2 hours and 48 minutes until i can call the store again.

Do report. I really wonder if they are still selling

 

[spritemcdonalds]

I think im gonna drink a gallon of gasoline if its not leaked soon

 

[Serfrost]

Here's my current SD Card for the Wii U.

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