I am feeling extra old thinking about that I remember a time where an Hdd like this was mind blowing to me in terms of capacity.

27 Comments

  1. You’re young. Our first PC had a 225 Megabyte WD Caviar. Could’ve been 256 MB, it’s been a while.

  2. GlitteringRelease77

    Our first HD was in a Mac II and was 39 MB. Somehow that was enough.

  3. Every_Month_5575

    Now M.2 is the size of a thumb, and 2mm thick

  4. blackest-Knight

    My first HDD was 40 MB.

    My mind was blown when I upgraded to a 130 MB HDD.

  5. baconborn

    I remember when I upgraded the family PC to a 8GB hard drive. No way we will ever use up such a massive amount of space

  6. GodSentPotHead

    Literally ordered a sata usb connector with PD to use this HDD i still use as my back up drive

    tho thats some sshd shit

    edit: the old enclosure died in travel hopefully not the hdd

  7. ew435890

    I was going through my NewEgg order history and found a 200GB 4200RPM HDD I bought back in 2007. I paid $150 for it.

    I recently bought an 18TB 7200RPM HDD for $170.

  8. Gangaman666

    I just retired my Samsung 2tb HDD after many years of faithful service 🥲

    I remember when I bought it many years ago it was amazing to have so much storage!

  9. Sophiiebabes

    My first Hdd was 128mb.

    “old” with your 2000gb 😂😂🤣

  10. Fast-Teaching6748

    GTFO my first HDD was 20MB and was the size of a sneaker box!

  11. My first HD was a whopping 20 MB and my friends envied me saying I’d never be able to even fill that.

  12. FAILNOUGHT

    damn 2 years ago was so long ago (I upgraded from 1tb hd 2 years ago)

  13. optifroculon

    I’ve been building computers since the early 90’s. The biggest jump and shock I can remember was in the early 2000’s when we went to comp USA and picked up a 40gb hard drive for about 400 dollars…

  14. DCS-Doggo

    I remember when I could first purchase a 20 meg hard drive, a few years after the market was adopting 40 and 80 meg MFM drives I could finally afford the 20 meg.

    It was magical.

  15. rd_rd_rd

    My earliest memory about well.. memory are diskette and Playstation 1 memory card, for me when I hold 1 TB of sdcard that’s mind blowing.

  16. Important-Guidance22

    It still is quite a lot of storage. Not for your unpolished AAA game with huge textures. But just think about the data files/images etc. I’m just amazed at how affordable it has become.

  17. gamerbrian2023

    Wow, you might not even need to use your Zip Drive anymore, lol.

    The first PC I bought myself came with a 2.1 GB Hard Drive, I think I upgraded to 60 GB a year or so later. 🙂

  18. 420headshotsniper69

    lol. I know that feeling. I have a 1TB flash drive plugged in my server as a local pictures backup. The server, 60 Tb. 16 year old me would have never believed it. Started with a 800mb drive in 1997.

  19. TheDkone

    lol, that is so cute. when I bought my first ‘big’ HD it was 250GB

  20. Possibly-Functional

    Are you talking about that specific HDD or just the capacity? Because 2015 isn’t that long ago and it wasn’t that amazing at the time.

  21. WonderfulViking

    My first PC had an external HD with 21 MB capacity that sounded like a plane taking off..
    8088 FTW 😀

  22. I bought a 850 MB Conner mechanism for my Amiga 1200, bodged it in with a home-built 44-pin to 40-pin and power injector, and had more space than I would EVER need.

    My first PC had a 2 GB Seagate SCSI drive which was ungodly slow, then added a 4.3 GB Fujitsu, which was also slow, then an 8 GB Quantum Bigfoot which was… there’s a theme here.

    A year later, the roaringly fast Maxtor D740x 80 GB (which was a Quantum Fireball, but Maxtor had bought Quantum) which didn’t have a fluid bearing, so it was very whiny. Everyone else said “You should have got an IBM for that money” then a few months later all their IBMs started failing 😀

  23. msanangelo

    yeah… smaller drives are still sold dude. that’s not that old. if you want old, try stuff from before SATA was a thing.

Write A Comment