Review on Upgrade Your Laptop Storage with Western Digital Dell WD5000LPVX Blue SATA Hard Drive by Adam Wojtczuk ᠌

The disk was purchased yesterday to replace a Western Digital 250 GB that had been used for 3 years in an Acer aspire one pro netbook. Of the pluses: it does not heat up, the laptop worked without a stand for 7 hours, the temperature shows 38 degrees. It works quietly, does not tupit, the system starts quickly. The disk is thin, 7 mm, native was about 9.5. Got up well. It's a little annoying that when the system starts, a small, barely audible, light "crunch" is heard and quiet rare clicks when accessing the disk. Then it works fine. Previously stood the same brand, died immediately, although the harbingers were. Can someone come in handy: Broken disk was divided into 2 partitions. After the disk broke, partition C became completely inaccessible, but somehow it was possible to put Windows on partition D (the partition was made the main one and the item left without formatting was selected) and it became possible to copy data from the disk without additional special programs. True, Windows was installed for a very long time and all files were copied for a very long time too (approximately 10 mb in time - about 20 minutes). But the infa did not disappear (!) For quiet operation, for the fact that it does not heat up, I put it perfectly for now, I recommend it.