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hardrive making click noise
So yesterday i went to NCIX and bought a Western Digital WD Caviar Blue 1TB SATA 6GB/S 7200RPM 32MB Cache 3.5IN Hard Drive OEM HD
installed it, sooner or later it started making a click noise for the entire night, and i was like wat the hell. Was planning to remove it and go back to NCIX for exchange, during the process i wanted to double check, fair enough when i disconnect the new HD, no more clicking noise. I plug it back in to erase some of the stuff, the sound is gone. It use to click a lot during idle, now it occasionally clicks when i access that HD and what not. what gives? how is NCIXs return policy? should i get this one instead? http://www.ncix.com/products/?sku=57...e&promoid=1360 this is the one i bought http://www.ncix.com/products/?sku=58...20Digital%20WD sales guy didnt recommend me the seagate and its $30 dollar off wtf :devil: |
im not too sure whats wrong with the hard drive but i believe NCIX has a 15% restocking fee. If youre just using the hard drive for storage the seagate one would fit your needs.
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thx for the quick reply
i already have some files in this HD, now it doesnt wonna make any noise. Unless im going thru the files, than it makes a tiny bit clicking sound. BUt compare to last night, this is nothing. Yesterday was going nuts, i was like wat the hell is going on Im just afraid if i take it back, it doesnt click they gonna say there is nothing wrong with the HD |
well even if theres nothing wrong with it youre in the 15? day return time
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See if the clicking goes away with quietHDD.
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It shouldn't click. WD Blue should be pretty quiet. The only clicking you might hear is if the heads are parking due to inactivity.
Personally I would recommend WD over Seagate. |
You could be indexing or virus scanning. Check for this the next time you hear the noise.
The problem noise is not a clicking noise, but more of a scratching noise with a period of about 1 second. |
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