Originally posted by: stultus
Can someone post an idiot's guide to pricematching this? Maybe I'm still too sleepy from waking up, but it looks like you're trying to pricematch staples' 110-20 coupon-30 rebate=60 to outpost's 110-50 rebate=60.
Originally posted by: Antoneo
Hrmm.. for those of you who bought the drive from Staples and are mailing rebates out:
Where's the UPC for this thing??? TIA!
Download Hitachi Feature Tool and you'll be able to boot with the floppy it creates. You can also use it to view S.M.A.R.T. status or to modify the acoustic management settings. It works with many drives, including Maxtor, IBM and Western Digital.Originally posted by: forumreader
Installed mine today
Anyone knows how to find out the buffer size in XP so that I can confirm it is indeed 8MB cache ?
Thanks
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Originally posted by: Toddlizzle
Download Hitachi Feature Tool and you'll be able to boot with the floppy it creates. You can also use it to view S.M.A.R.T. status or to modify the acoustic management settings. It works with many drives, including Maxtor, IBM and Western Digital.Originally posted by: forumreader
Installed mine today
Anyone knows how to find out the buffer size in XP so that I can confirm it is indeed 8MB cache ?
Thanks
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Originally posted by: Keltron
The price of the drive is $129.98 online, and there is no instant rebate. I dont know where you get $119 - 10 !
and both rebates are sent to same address. unless somebody recieve both rebate checks, i am not going to believe this
Originally posted by: Replay
tk149,
Good post,
Good time to edit the title, and mark the deal as "Now Dead!" instead of "Now Hot!".
Then we won't get all the sad and angry posts from those that read the title, and can't get the deal.
"Now HOT!: 80GB 8MB Maxtor Hard drive at Staples for $29.98?! AR B&M and Online"
I assume that you believe you are getting both rebates back because both appeared on rebateshq.com? If so, did you use the same name/address on each rebate form?
Whether or not the same name/address was used is not important. The important thing is that each rebate has a unique offer number. The limit of 1 rebate per person/address/household is tracked almost all the time by offer number (not necessarily by the similarity of the offers).