Review on WD Blue Desktop 1TB Hard Drive - 3.5 inch, 5400~7200RPM, SATA3 (6.0GB/s), 64MB 💾 Cache, Ideal for PC, Mac, CCTV, NAS, DVR, Raid and SATA Applications, 1 Year Warranty by Abhey Vohra ᠌

The initial purchase was made in the spring of 2022, and a subsequent one was made in the late summer or early fall of that same year. I chose both of them despite the fact that the Blue one with 1 terabyte, 5400 revolutions per minute, and 32 megabytes of cache would have cost an additional 500-750 dollars. The recording speed is much different from what is stated by the manufacturer, and they are operational around the clock. Used for nothing except gaming purposes. Even though there was shaking in the last carriages of the train, we were able to make it through the transportation in the system unit on multiple occasions, both on the plane and on the train. At a different city, we had issues with the quality of the power supply as well as power outages. They can get a little warm, but this is entirely attributable to the heating that is being provided in the room (34-36 degrees Celsius). Smart demonstrates that there is no cause for concern (see photo). Now that it's 2022, Victoria said that there was not a single green sector two hours before she wrote a review (over 1 sec.). Both copies are the product of production in Thailand. When writing or reading, there may be the faintest of crackling sounds occasionally. And yes, they are not particularly fixed. I am aware that this results in vibration and other issues, but the reason they are done this way is so that they can be removed more quickly. While the fans and the open wall of the system unit are operating, the noise does not disturb me personally in any way. PS. Also included is a Western Digital Green 2 TB hard drive; I used it in 2022. There have been no faulty sectors for 6.5 years and Hitachi, but this one operated intermittently for 5 years (albeit that is an entirely separate topic). S. Once every three months, the system undergoes a cleaning.