Odd, I have had extremely good luck with Seagate drives, and have been purchasing them exclusively over the last few years. And, as you mention, Seagate drives come with the 5 year warranty, in case you do have an issue. Are the drive failures you are experiencing all occurring in just one system, or a group of systems? Are there any specific patterns to the failures that you can observe? Is it the drive electronics that are failing for you, or a multitude of bad blocks on the drives themselves, or something else? Sorry if you mentioned your specific issues earlier. I am catching up on email and saw you note. On 01/27/11 15:52, INFO wrote: > I suggest everyone steer clear of Seagate and look and WD, enterprise RE3 or RE4, or Blacks > > Seagate are too unreliable now, WD do have some failures but if you choose the enterprise models, they have a 5 year warranty and work well as they are designed for servers > > Barney Buoy > MACMECHANICS >