Iam used Seagate and Hitachi

Western Digital for all my desktop drives. At the moment, my laptop has a Seagate hard drive.

2x WD6400AAKS
2x WD5000AACS
8x WD10EACS
1x WD5000AAKS (connected via eSATA enclosure)
1x Seagate Momentus 7200.1 100GB
1x Seagate Momentus 5400.3 160GB (external drive)

Also... Moved to Poll center

I currently have:

1x Western Digital WD800JB
1x Western Digital WD1600AAJS
1x Seagate ST340211

I also used to have:

2x Western Digital WD800JB

Except for that one anomalous Seagate, its all about Western Digital baby

Western digital, their raptor HDD's rocks! Reliable fast and very long warranty

Western Digital, enough said.

Western Digital and Seagate.

Mostly seagates, couple WDs too.

Same as jcarle, WD`s...

2x Western Digital 320GB SATA II in main rig and dual PIII respectively, 1x Western Digital 200GB SATA I in mom's rig, 1x IBM TravelStar 30GB in laptop, 1x Seagate Barracuda II 13GB in Pentium-MMX 200 @ 292MHz (DOS gaming and bootdisk development rig).

Seagate and Western Digital mainly

Laptop:
1x Seagate (120GB)

Desktop:
1x Western Digital (160GB)
1x Seagate (750GB)
1x Western Digital in aftermarket USB enclosure (120GB)

Spares
1x Western Digital (80GB)
2x Maxtor (30GB & 40GB)

Western Digital, best grand for HDs.

Western Digital definitely my favorite, but I've also had good luck with Maxtor.

Maxtor SATAII on XP

STXXXX (don't remember) on W98SE
it doesn't hav tag

when Quantumn FireBall failed, it made me:

shutdown windows 98
lose about 5 of my favorite music videos
all of my music
my games
my docs
my configs (along with windows )

i was 11 years old, couldn't do much for my lost data

Isn't Maxtor an Quantumn division?

My PC has a Maxtor (6V250F0). I can't say if this is the best brand, but IMHO it works just fine.

Western Digital, Seagate and Hitachi are the only drives i use.

WD 250GB, 160GB
Hitachi 40GB, 80GB
Seagate 160GB, 40GB

Laptops have IBM Travelstars in them though...no getting around it ATM.

Seagates mostly. 5 yr warranty is nice and I've had decent experiences with them. I wouldn't hesitate to buy Maxtor either, especially now that Seagate owns them.

I've owned Western Digitals (I love my Passport) als0, and can't complain. Seagate gets preference, though.

At home I use Maxtor but at work I use WD.

Two Samsungs on the older machine, that does not like to many partitions on big IDE disks, 120 + 250 GB

Two Seagate ST 340062, taken out of Maxtor Basics Personal Storage 3200. Were cheaper than similar internal IDE drives at that time.

Several USB2 drives, including a HDD media player

I use Seagate 40 Gb...

No Doubt {SEAGATE}