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Question: I'm looking for the right power cable to go with the Sata III  WD 1T  hard drive. Can you tell me the correct one to purchase.?
Document: Couldn't get the first hard drive to power on. Sent this one back for a replacement and the second one did the same thing! WD had problems with these drives either not working or they are excessively loud, so I caution you buyers out there before deciding to purchase this hard drive. I will be looking at the Seagate equivalent instead.
There's no locking tab (correct terminology? this is what I meant by, &#34;I'm not a pro&#34;...) piece on the hard drive where the SATA cable and power connect to the HDD! I quickly noticed this, as I used a nice premium, well built round cable SATA 3.0 cable, which featured locking tabs that most SATA Cables do, and it just slipped RIGHT back off! Now, this isn't a crap cable, it's nicely built. BUT, it's meant to be locked in plakce by the locking tab on the cable.
The Western Digital 2 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive "Black" is a massive storage device, and is Western Digital's top of the line hard disk drive. The is a "bare bones" drive, so no other hardware or packaging is included. If you're not replacing an existing hard drive, you're going to need a SATA III Cable, 4 mounting screws, an empty bay in your case, and an available power connection.Out of the box, it only took me a few minutes to install the drive in my Dell XPS 8700.
Upgraded my 1TB WD Black drive to the new 2TB WD Black drive... No back order problems, packing was great, came right away. Love the drive so far. Never had any problems with my 1TB WD Black drive, I was just looking for more space, so I'm looking forward to being able to use this drive for a long time.
1) Sliced the top of the anti-static bag and removed the drive2) Powered down my rig and flipped the power switch on my power supply to off,cutting all the power to system components3) Connected the drive via sata power connector and attached a new Sata data cable to the drive and motherboard port4) Powered on the System, the drive was listed during bios post (AHCI mode was already enabled in my bios)5) After being at the desktop (Windows 7 64bit) I went to Start/All Programs/Administrative Tools/Computer Management.
Before you buy it, check to see if you have a spare SATA cable and power for the drive, because you'll need those. This isn't a ding on the drive, but a note to prospective buyers as to what is meant by Bulk/OEM. Also, if you have an earlier SATA, it will still work, just at the speed of SATAIII.The packaging around the drive was protective for shipping, but not a pain to get through. Just the right amount of protection. Others have commented on the noise, but it didn't seem excessive for me.
I graduated from Florida Institute of Technology with a sheet of paper that indicates I know a few things about computers, so I think I am qualified -- and smart enough -- to know how to unplug a power and SATA cable from a disk drive. It didn't even make a "snap" noise. I'm done with Western Digital.
I have always been a huge WD fan since I've had an amazing track record with their black drives. The first 3TB drive I received was DOA. Bois would read it at 2TB, 1TB, or not at all at random.Amazon was very fast to ship me a new one, no questions asked. The new 3TB drive fired right up and works great.I give this 4/5 since I've only had it running for about a day. Time will tell
I bought this hard drive to replace the old one in my desktop, which I mostly use for gaming (with occasional work). I haven't noticed a difference in sound vs. my old hard drive, which I was a little concerned about after reading other reviews.Performance is phenomenal, though and I'm pleased with my decision so far. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their hard drive.
This is a review of theWestern Digital 2 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive, Black, WD2003FZEX.This is part of the "Black" desktop series. WD Black drives feature a dual core processor that offers twice the processing power to maximize drive performance. According to the manufacturer specs, this 7200 rpm drive has a 64MB cache, advanced format 4K sectors, 6GB/s interface. WD Black drives come with a 5-year limited warranty (vs the Blue drives, which come with only two years).
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