Review on Western Digital WD10EURX IntelliPower Internal by Park Seo Jun

I have been using two such drives in RAID0 in a NAS from Synology for 8 months now. The manufacturer positions them as a storage for video surveillance systems that write several data streams at the same time, and therefore, for light server needs, the disk is in fact also quite good. Pretty good speed characteristics (linear read/write up to 170/160, copes well enough with random read-write operations - tests are easily searched on the Internet); low noise level (on most operations they are silent - only on random operations they rustle a little, and they rustle, relatively quietly), temperature 30-33 in idle, up to ~ 38 under load. Plus, a relatively small price for a "server" oriented drive (of course, higher than in the most "simple" drives for the home, but cheaper than many analogues). In general, in terms of the totality of characteristics, I consider the disc to be a fairly successful acquisition and I can recommend it for purchase.