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HD : Desktop : 1TB : SATA : WD1002FAEX Black : WD
$98.28
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Performance Specifications
Rotational Speed 7,200 RPM (nominal)
Buffer Size 64 MB
Average Latency 4.20 ms (nominal)
Load/unload Cycles 300,000 minimum
Transfer Rates
Transfer Rate (Buffer To Disk) 126 MB/s (Max)

Physical Specifications
Formatted Capacity 1,000,204 MB
Capacity 1 TB
Interface SATA 6 Gb/s
User Sectors Per Drive 1,953,525,169

Description updated: 2013-02-01 09:51 CST
Price and stock estimates updated 9 minutes ago.

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0 # bradyelich 2010-07-08 10:17
Nice big fast HDD, but have to see how long it lasts.............................................................................
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+3 # Arkadios 2010-10-20 19:31
Great drive. Lots of space, and very fast.rn rnThe only time you ever need to wait for it is the spin-up when it's gone to sleep.rnrnIt runs very cool as well, with minimal air flow. ( 28 degrees )
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+4 # Had one for a long while — Reese 2011-08-28 10:55
Building new computer for a bro, Saw this one is still on the market. It is a fast hard drive. Some slight noise but barely background, my cooling fans put out more. With a hard drive fan, my temp rarely exceeds 27c. Had it for a long while without any loss of stability or an issue at all. Great drive longterm.
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+1 # RE: HD : 1TB : WD : SATA : 64MB : WD1002FAEX Black — Ferret 2011-08-29 10:39
Been using this one for well over a year now, it's a solid, fast drive. Having no issues with it as a secondary drive for my Steam install and extra storage.
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+2 # used 4 of them so far, no problems — Jamesb 2012-06-08 19:00
I have used 4 of these drives now, one of them has been running non stop for well over a year with no issues. These drives do get very hot, so make sure you run plenty of HD cooling if you are running more than one drive in a bay. I don't recommend stacking 3 on top of each other, the temps exceed the max very quickly.
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