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The software did have an option to select only specific folders which was nice to know in case I upgrade my pc and have to limit the amount of files for backup. Once it was done it defaulted to backup my entire computer which was perfect because 2 TB of space if plenty of space to do this for me.

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I plugged this thing in and it automatically started the software install which was very easy to follow. My girlfriend appreciates the ease of use, attractive design (if it only came in pink), and hassle-free back-up protection.

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Seagate's included automatic back-up software is easy to use and this will free up some more space on my RAID setup for my own files. I've passed this Seagate GoFlex HDD onto my girlfriend. Is it worth the extra $40+ down the road? (Plus the extra $50-70 compared to the current price of other 2TB external HDDs on the market.) Only you can make that call. But this HDD does offer something that no one else does - the ability to upgrade to USB 3.0. (Did I mention that I also backup on Blu-Ray discs?)Р”Р‡or $200 a 2TB external hard drive is not a screaming deal. It may sound like an overkill, however I know the pain that comes with a dead hard drive and loss of irreplaceable files.

(I am using 4 WD drives and 1 Samsung drive.) This gives me the fastest load time, most storage space, and file protection for a laptop setup. So I have 4 HDDs in RAID backing up everything in my laptop HDD and my desktop external HDD. In addition to my 4-Bay RAID Network enclosure, I use an external desktop HDD (like this one) to act as a second hard drive for my laptop. Something with hot swapable bays, networking, ESATA or RAID is ideal. Personally, I prefer using a multi-bay external hard drive set up. For simple file back-up, a larger cache size won't make much of a difference. A larger cache size makes a noticeable improvement if you are using the drive to run programs or stream files. This is the standard cache size for hard drives at this time, however 64 MB cache disks are available for under $200. In addition, this Seagate hard drive has a 32 MB cache. However for those of us who fill up HDDs rather quickly, we may want to consider another external hard drive option - one with better ventilation and a better company reputation. And if you aren't using all 2TB, then you most likely won't overheat this HDD. You don't need to worry about transferring files to a new HDD for many years. Some people will never fill a 2 TB hard drive and for them this Seagate GoFlex design is great. (Faster HDDs are available, but are costly and small in storage space.) Then will you even want to use your out-dated hard drive? And the 7,2000 speed barrier may be broken. However, we also have to consider that when USB 3.0 does become a standard component of laptops, hard drive size will also have doubled or tripled. The advantage of this external HDD is that you can keep your HDD and upgrade the base adapter when you decide to buy a new laptop in the future. The lack of built-in USB 3.0 isn't terrible, however. So 'The World's Most Upgradeable Desktop Hard Drive' comes with some fine print. you have to shell out $40 for the USB 3.0 HDD adapter (and another $30 for the USB 3.0 card for your computer). However, this Seagate does offer something new: the ability to upgrade to USB 3.0!!! Sounds amazing, but. like Western Digital (I've owned 7 in the last 3 years and never had one fail even once.) Matching stats makes me long for a hard drive brand that I can depend on. The performance statistics are like any other external HDD. All the eye-candy in the world won't make up for a burned up hard drive. where is the ventilation? All hard drives heat up, so why are their no air vents or fans? This worries me. It's the kind of design that stands out from the crowd. This Seagate GoFlex external hard drive looks good, really good.

But like any bad relationship, things change and I must try to move on. Everyone can repair a bad history, but I can't seem to forget Seagate's reputation. To me and many others, Seagate has a reputation for drives that fail quickly and unexpectedly. My history with Seagate has not been so good. The 3.5' HDD will transfer files faster than the 2.5' HDD, but will produce more heat. The 2TB version uses a standard desktop size 3.5' HDD, while the 500GB model uses a laptop size 2.5' HDD.

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The 2TB version is not small and portable like the 500GB model.

This review is for the 2TB Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex model.

Memeo instant backup not backing everything up