<p data-path-to-node="11">Hey community, I need some quick hardware advice. I&rsquo;m planning out an upgrade for my workspace setup and am looking into getting one of those heavy-duty, high-capacity laptop hard drives to use as a dedicated secondary storage drive for my workflow. My primary boot drive is already a fast solid-state drive, but I need massive terabyte capacity for raw data hoarding and local project files. I&rsquo;m torn on whether traditional mechanical laptop hard drives are still a smart, cost-effective choice for secondary slots, or if I should just ***e the bullet and buy a massive 2.5-inch SATA SSD instead. If I stick with traditional spinning disks to save some cash, what is the best brand or specific model line you&rsquo;d recommend right now? I care heavily about acoustic noise and power consumption since it's going inside a portable chassis. Any experiences you can share regarding the absolute best laptop hard drives for long-term data safety would be awesome!

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