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November 2008
(79%)
43 Reviews
Gemiddelde score van experts die dit product hebben beoordeeld.
The WD Caviar Black 1TB drive is a bigger, louder, and more power hungry version of the Caviar Blue 640GB. Performance according to HD Tach was a bit disappointing — though it has a higher areal density and twice the cache, it didnt seem to be any f...
The WD Caviar Black 1TB hard drive has proved to be quite a quick drive. A quicker drive means faster loading of the operating system, programs, and games. Nothing is worse than waiting for your operating system to load when you first turn your comput...
Western Digital took its sweet time cranking a terabyte up to 7,200RPM. The company has finally birthed its Caviar Black 1TB, and if its performance you crave, the drive was well worth the wait. Rather than optimizing the Black for a single class of w...
Samenvatting: Video Review: The Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB Hard Drive's interface is SATA 3 Gb/s (Gigabits per second), has a capacity of 1000GBs or 1TB, average latency of 4.2ms, a rotation speed of 7,200 RPMs, a 32MB buffer size, power consumption is 8.4W while being accessed and 7W when idle, the noise level is 24dBA to 33dBA and comes with a 5 year warranty. This is one of the very best large capacity hard drives on the market. Watch the video to find out more.
Samenvatting: Western Digital has revamped its naming structure, so instead of a vaguely intelligible series of letters and numbers that make up a model name, the Caviar Black is now its best standard desktop hard drive.It’s made from parts that found themselves...
Very good performance, Large 1TB size, Very reasonable price, Great Jack of All Trades drive
A little loud on seeks (though not an overly annoying sound by any means), Latency
We all know by now that SSDs seem to be the way of the future but for most of us, they are just not to the maturity level where they would be considered a viable alternative to a standard hard drive. Their prices are high and the storage capacity many ...
