WD3200BVVT 320GB 8MB Cache 5400RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 2.5" Notebook Hard Drive - optimized for PS3, PS4, Laptop | 1 Year Warranty Review

It is in a BP EN ST85 laptop, manufactured in 2022 . In 2022, it crumbled a little, I had to move all the contents 60-70GB forward, closer to the end of the disk. I don’t know what other people did with the disk, that they warm it up to 60 and crumble after half a year .

It gets very hot, or rather, warmed up. It was used in a Pavilion dv5 laptop, less than a year and a half later - it fell off. Now I am urgently looking for a replacement, until I finally gave an oak; it nullifies all his virtues.

Costs in Acer Extensa 5630g. For two years of work, there are no comments. There are no bad blocks. Noise is moderate. About temperature: I just tried it - I copied files from DVD and ran an antivirus scan in parallel. By the end of copying Everest showed 44°C. As they wrote below, "just the facts. "

Two ACER laptops, bought several years apart, had these drives. The result - one failed in a year, the other lived for a year and three months. Fortunately, with the help of R-studio, we managed to recover most of the information, but I strongly do not recommend buying this device.

Four disks of this model have already been collected by me from friends and acquaintances. After 1-2 years of sporadic use, three drives failed. One survived for three years, but ultimately covered himself. Everything would be perfect if he hadn't passed away so unexpectedly, taking the data with him. The WD3200BEVT and WD3200BPVT versions function similarly, according to experience.

I installed ASUS f3jr in the laptop after making the purchase. It's standard practice to check on BB. Everything went smoothly, and after 35 minutes, 40% of the BB revealed 6. The HDD counter's temperature was 57 t (deg.) when checked. I'll state it right away: operating such an HDD is not recommended! Prior to then, Hitachi had been employed for 2.5 years. He has 27 t and 0 - BB (temp.). Just the facts, nothing personal. Unlucky with the batch, firmware, or model, perhaps.

My creative tale. I purchased an Acer Aspire 5742G laptop in December of last year, and it came with the HDD. The laptop's first problems surfaced after 8 months of use, the first BSoD occurred after a month due to a progressive "crash" on the disk, and loading Windows took an additional 2 months if it did not result in a BSoD crash. Despite this, Windows did not force itself to wait for a long time. Until I repair the disk, I temporarily moved to a more dependable Linux with its JFS. My…

It is unfortunate that the disk has such a low rating because it is reliable (unlike HGST disks, on which the mechanics die within one year and there is nothing that can be done to fix this problem), and Western Digital disks, on which, if you remove the fee immediately after purchase and solder the contacts, the disc will serve faithfully for at least five years based on my personal experience with this disc. It is sad that the disk has such a low rating because it is reliable. If you have…

I thought about replacing the ST9160310AS in the Asus 1005HA netbook, but after half an hour of working with this disk, the netbook refused because of its noise and hotness. Perhaps for a laptop it will be a normal hard drive, but not for a netbook with which you are used to working in silence Pros below: sufficient volume, speed of work no bad'ov for two months of use Cons below: noisy and very hot (compared to ST9160310AS) incomprehensible clatter of heads during inactivity

I was surprised to see a lot of complaints here about the fragility of the device. I have just such a laptop in the PB EaseNote series, which has been in operation for more than 3 years. So much for "short-lived". The machine is used for work, so it paid for itself more than once during this time, but, IMHO, the current price is a bit high for 320Mb. Its pros: Quiet - I can only judge its "moving" by the wink of the indicator. With its cons. The volume is currently modest. And the speed is good

He came across to me as a puller in a protected transcend case. Works well and fast enough. Once there was a failure-acronis helped out (the computer to which I connected it was to blame). When editing video, I work with it via USB. Sometimes there is not enough power, but this is probably the fault of the box, not the disk. Survived many drops and sudden shutdowns and still works.

I temporarily put it in the PC compared to the old Samsung which was 10 years old and which fell down, this one is much slower for the spindle speed (5400 versus 7200). Got pros: The msi cx 605 laptop has been serving for 6 years already, I don’t know how it is with other disks, but mine turned out to be successful: it doesn’t make noise, it doesn’t click the head. Different cons: The laptop was bought in 2022, there was a time when it was clogged with dust, then there was a real temperature…

In general, I don’t know how it is with others, but it has been working in my netbook for more than a year, it heats up like all the hard ones on beeches 50 degrees, well, that’s normal, it’s relatively noisy, there are no bads, and generally at the expense of noise, so that it’s quiet, look for 3400 rpm or buy ssd. I am satisfied with the purchase, I put a solid four.

Bought with a laptop based on Core i3 3110m. It heats up to 50 degrees at idle and up to 65 at load. A little less than the processor, but for the processor it's normal. Flying 13 thousand hours. the last time when copying, the laptop hung and the MBR was damaged, the OS did not start. Somehow, with dancing with a tambourine, I restored it with the help of software, somehow loaded the OS, somehow launched a checkdisk with a full check. After 2 (!) days, disk C was scanned, about 90 more bad…

This hard drive is the bare minimum if you are looking for a cheap hard drive. Extremely slow read/write data (incredibly long boot time. 2 minutes to start Windows 7 plus another 3-5 minutes to kill services and system processes). And the place is very small but only for $30. you can't expect much.

Broken one month after purchase! I turned off the computer and when I turned it on the next day it was dead. I've spent too much time running a warranty. It wasn't worth the time and hassle. The drive's manufacture date is 2011. I bought a new SSD for $15 more and had no problems. I recommend spending a little more money on something new.

it's a mechanical HD if you don't know respect DO NOT buy this SSD. Don't complain about the slow read, that's right, it's mechanical HD and slow at 5400rpm. But my daughter uses a USB 3.1 enclosure to add storage to her PS5 and it works fine, doesn't seem to interested as long as the box in which you install it is compatible with the PS5 interface. However, she currently sees no slowdown in games loaded onto an additional drive.

I bought this hard drive at the end of January. I only needed a hard drive for my school computer for text documents, and the small storage space was a big plus for me. It worked fine for a few months, but by the end of April I suddenly got a bad hard drive error. Luckily I didn't have any important files there (good for the cloud right?) so I just ordered an SSD to avoid those hard drive problems. I would recommend it if you're just looking for a cheap replacement. I wouldn't recommend it if…

I've tried this drive with both a Raspberry Pi 4 (using a USB-SATA cable) and an old laptop. On the Raspberry Pi, the drive was drawing too much power. With a 3.6A (18W) power supply, the Raspberry Pi would display a lightning bolt icon on the screen when reading from the drive and the drive would click at the same time. Also, the speed was terrible. When I tried this on an old laptop (HP Elitebook G3) it worked great. The speeds were pretty high. The drive clearly got enough power. In response