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Western Digital Caviar GP WD10EACS
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First drive to bill itself as eco-friendly with low-power consumption proves it can stand with the big boys.
User Reviews for Western Digital Caviar GP WD10EACS
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Reviewed by: martybacon
Duration of ownership: 1 Month
Strengths: Simple set up, use MBR setting to dee it in entirety in your Disk Manager, the make it a volume and quick format it. No sweat. Using as a Video library it works fine, so far.
Weaknesses: none noted yet
Overall Evaluation: Space in my media server is limited. This replaces a 500 GB older brother. It is a space saver for me. Next one I get I will use to clone my boot drive.
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Reviewed by: arostaps
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Large size and dependable.
Weaknesses: Can run a bit hot, so make sure to have some good cooling.
Overall Evaluation: I loaded my harddrive into an Antec MX-1 active cooled enclosure and backed up all of my data onto it. I think it would have been running pretty hot if I didn't have it in the active-cooled enclosure. Also, not using the SATA connection makes the data transfer a bit slow (through USB).
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