Starsky, I mentioned that I'd posted elsewhere in more detail about my Seagate Momentus experiences. Yes, it's one drive (the ST94019A is a 40G, 4,200rpm 2.5"). I have some 80G Seagate 3.5" 7,200 A/V drives which are great and I bought Seagate by preference for video editing and would do so again. B...

For completions sake, I'm reitterating my view (more in-depth posts elsewhere) that the Seagate Momentus drives are rubbish - at least as far as being quiet goes, anyway. Seagate promote them as "inaudible" and that's just a lie. The Fujitsu 30G I had in an identical machine (Acer TM290) was much qu...

I probably have the very same Seagate Momentus 40G drive as Chuck Chan (the ST94019A) and - as per a couple of my other posts to this effect - I would also warn any potential buyers off them. I wouldn't be this vehement about it if Seagate or Acer had bothered with a decent reply but Acer didn't eve...

The only thing Momentus about the Seagate drives is the noise level - they whine quite loudly and the seek levels are high too. I've posted elsewhere about my own (bad) experience with the ST94019A.

If this is refering to the Seagate Momentus drives, my (recent) experieince is that they whine like a dog. Very annoying especially after previously having an identical notebook (Acer TM290) with a very quiet drive (Fujitsu from memory). Also very irksome for Segate to promote them as "inaudible". Y...

I'm really peeved. I had an Acer TravelMate 290 with a nice quiet Fujitsu (from memory) 30G drive in it which I gave it to my sister when I bought a newer TM290 with faster wifi. The new machine came with a Seagate Momentus ST94019A 40G drive which Seagate's site promotes as "inaudible". Inaudible, ...