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Question: New model coming out? WD Black HDD's seem to be going out of stock everywhere.. n/t
Document: I have about 20 of these &#34;Black&#34; WD drives in service here. They are rated at 6mb/s and run at 7,200 RPM. Considering their large capacity, these seem to be the best performing drives of their size that I can buy without going into crazy expensive world.I am also running a simple RAID0 with two of these drives and getting read/write speeds of &#62; 350 MB/s.
Well good news folks amazon must seem to think the economy is back full tilt with the price gouging on this hard drive. i bought 2 of these in may for $149.99 each. 6 months later it nearly doubles in price.I was going to buy 2more til i saw the new price when i clicked on my old purchase and link to the product page.
I did not set mine up in a RAID configuration, but even if I had it shouldn't make no difference audibly. It's a Western Digital, it's fast, quiet and relating to my own experience with WD HDD's I expect longterm dependability as well. I only bought one because I wanted to check it out first before I went off to buy another, well I'm definately going to add another one of these to my build. The verdict is in...5 stars all the way.
Have been specing new (as well as replacing existing Seagate) drives with Western Digital Caviar Black units in our NAS devices. The stock installed Seagate drives are failing at a high rate. However, I have always had excellent results with Western Digital products. Only had one WD failure out of several hundred thus far. We depend heavily on our NAS devices for centralized network data storage and backup purposes. Therefore, we need reliable disks and WD products are working for us.
I bought this drive to replace a drive that was going dead in my 2010 Mac Pro, the original drive was a WD 1tb Black drive so I figured this would be a fitting replacement. The new drive made all the difference in my machine. It now boots faster, copies files quicker and is a lot quiter.
So my new computer and new internal hard drive are all set up. All new email settings and accounts are correct and functioning. Getting used to Windows 8. All important documents, photos, and videos are backed up. Then things starting going very bad. Very, very bad.Remember I told you that all my photos were backed up on the internal WD Black Caviar 2TB hard drive?
Purchased one of these to put in my new build which was built around a Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5 m/b and AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black edition CPU. After reading more than several reviews that stated this drive was loud, and even more stating it was quiet, I frankly did not know what to expect in that regard, so I went ahead with my purchase having trust through my own experience with Western Digital HDD's I've owned and am still using in my back up PC.
in my new pc and it seems to be working great! No issues to date and I am a firm believer in the WD HDD's!
)Anyway, all I had to do was pop it in, hook it up, install the OS, and boom! Computer time. Read/write speeds are what I would expect of this HDD's specs. I can't say much about its noise level, since my computer's case, heatsink, and graphics card fans make enough noise on their own. Its temperatures seem to hover around a comfy 85-90 degrees Fahrenheit, though I should note that my case's HDD racks are right in front of a 200mm fan.
Western Digital Caviar Black 1 TB Desktop Hard DriveI have always purchased WD HDD's and i will buy this one very soon.
Answer: Some hard drive prices have doubled due to the worst flooding in decades in Thailand. Technology research firm IHS iSuppli has estimated that worldwide shipments of hard drives could fall by 30% during the last three months of the year.This is causing a shortage due to all the big OEM's buying up the inventory. Reports say the prices possibly won't start falling until mid 2012.