4TB WD_BLACK 3.5-Inch Gaming Hard Drive
4TB WD_BLACK 3.5-Inch Gaming Hard Drive
4TB WD_BLACK 3.5-Inch Gaming Hard Drive
4TB WD_BLACK 3.5-Inch Gaming Hard Drive
Last updated at 04/25/2026 14:40:25
Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5"SATA HDD
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Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5' HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty
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Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5' HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty
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Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5" HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty
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Western Digital Wd Black 2Tb Hdd Sata 6Gbs 7200Rpm 64Mb Cache Cmr Tech by SimplyWholesale.com.au
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WD_BLACK 2TB Performance 3.5" Internal Hard Drive - 7200 RPM Class, SATA 6 Gb/s, 64MB Cache, 5 Year Warranty
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WD 2TB WD_BLACK 7200 rpm SATA III 3.5" Internal Gaming HDD
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The order process and delivery was excellent. I was in need of the extra disk space in my Windows 10 environment. This drive was installed externally with a USB 3 connection. Installation went without a hitch. I've only had the drive installed for about 3 weeks and it is performing like a champ. I am a retired network professional. Western Digital has been around for a long time and they produce a quality products. I had to do a little research on the internet price differences. If you go for the deals offered at lower prices, beware. You may get a used drive or one on which the warranty time has been all but used up. There is no free lunch and buying directly from Western Digital will insure the best quality and warranty terms (5 years). The 6 Tb Black (sata) drive ... MoreThe order process and delivery was excellent. I was in need of the extra disk space in my Windows 10 environment. This drive was installed externally with a USB 3 connection. Installation went without a hitch. I've only had the drive installed for about 3 weeks and it is performing like a champ. I am a retired network professional. Western Digital has been around for a long time and they produce a quality products. I had to do a little research on the internet price differences. If you go for the deals offered at lower prices, beware. You may get a used drive or one on which the warranty time has been all but used up. There is no free lunch and buying directly from Western Digital will insure the best quality and warranty terms (5 years). The 6 Tb Black (sata) drive is just another excellent choice in a long line of quality products from Western Digital.
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So my son who is an avid PC gamer. His PC prior to this purchase had a 1TB Intel 660P NVME drive for OS and apps/games and a 1TB WD Blue mechanical drive. Of course, he also installed games on the WD Blue drive and is always out of space. He wanted something with more storage and I cautiously recommended the WD Black 6TB drive base don name, hopefully quality and reliability associated with the WD brand and of course the performance that WD Black implies. Pricing wise, not sure if I got a good deal or not. I suspect these drives are drying up because I do not believe they are actively being manufactured anymore. All that being said, installation was straightforward. Was proud of myself for cloning the 1TB mechanical WD Blue drive to the WD Black and then using tools ... MoreSo my son who is an avid PC gamer. His PC prior to this purchase had a 1TB Intel 660P NVME drive for OS and apps/games and a 1TB WD Blue mechanical drive. Of course, he also installed games on the WD Blue drive and is always out of space. He wanted something with more storage and I cautiously recommended the WD Black 6TB drive base don name, hopefully quality and reliability associated with the WD brand and of course the performance that WD Black implies. Pricing wise, not sure if I got a good deal or not. I suspect these drives are drying up because I do not believe they are actively being manufactured anymore. All that being said, installation was straightforward. Was proud of myself for cloning the 1TB mechanical WD Blue drive to the WD Black and then using tools to convert the cloned image from MBR to GPT once it was laid back down on the Black drive and expand the partition to the full 5.35GB readable by Windows. After all said and done, everything just worked and all the game installs and other things on the new Black drive worked without incident. This drive does make a bit more "noise" than the Blue it replaced. I assume there are more platters in it and that they may be at a different spindle speed than the Blue drive it replaced. Anyway, drive noise just makes me nervous. Other reviews indicate that this drive runs warmer than other drives and while I cannot say one way or the other, I do worry about temperatures overall in the PC it is installed in. Paranoia aside that a spindle drive is doomed to fail out of the box, performance wise this drive does seem to perform well. Games that were installed on it, do launch quicker than when they were on the Blue. Another interesting observation. We are fortunate to have 1Gb FIOS internet. When downloading and installing games from Steam onto the Intel 660p, it doesn't take long for the write cache of the Intel 660p to saturate and write speeds drop to a crawl. However, when downloading games from Steam to the WD Black, the write speeds while downloading large games seems to be more consistent and maintain a higher median level. I suspect the write cache in the Black is larger and maybe managed better than the Intel 660p even though it is an NVME. Of course reviews for Intel 660p do suggest that it really does suffer when its write cache is saturated. Overall, my son is very happy with this drive. As long as it lasts and gives him good service, I am cautiously optimistic. I really do think that we need to get good quality consumer grade SSD/NVME drives at mechanical HDD prices if we want to drive PC storage forward. I would have loved to purchase a 2.5" form factor SSD of the same size but prices are just too high once you get beyond 2TB.
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I bought this to convert movie files to folders of tif images. (tif images are basically bit maps that can hold movie color space. They're huge.) It is able to keep up with the image processing program I have that outputs to that. The other hard drive I was using could not keep up and would slow the whole thing down.I'm impressed with the capacity and ability of this drive compared to the price.I'm taking a star off because this drive disappears for about 15 seconds every hour or so. Everything that's using it freezes until it comes back. I doubt that's normal behavior, but since I'm only storing temporary data on it, and it always comes back, so I don't think it needs a replacement.I don't remember if this has RAM or what, but when writing to it, it can take ... MoreI bought this to convert movie files to folders of tif images. (tif images are basically bit maps that can hold movie color space. They're huge.) It is able to keep up with the image processing program I have that outputs to that. The other hard drive I was using could not keep up and would slow the whole thing down.I'm impressed with the capacity and ability of this drive compared to the price.I'm taking a star off because this drive disappears for about 15 seconds every hour or so. Everything that's using it freezes until it comes back. I doubt that's normal behavior, but since I'm only storing temporary data on it, and it always comes back, so I don't think it needs a replacement.I don't remember if this has RAM or what, but when writing to it, it can take about 5GB really fast. Then it slows down to about 160MB per second, plus or minus 10. For reference, gigabit ethernet caps at 115MB per second. (These are all numbers displayed by Windows OS.)
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Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5"SATA HDD
Delivery $25
Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5' HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty
Delivery $7.95
Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5' HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty
Free delivery between Wed – Sat
Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5" HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty
Western Digital WD Black 2TB 3.5" HDD SATA 6gb/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache CMR Tech for Hi-Res Video Games 5yrs Wty | Torstar
The order process and delivery was excellent. I was in need of the extra disk space in my Windows 10 environment. This drive was installed externally with a USB 3 connection. Installation went without a hitch. I've only had the drive installed for about 3 weeks and it is performing like a champ. I am a retired network professional. Western Digital has been around for a long time and they produce a quality products. I had to do a little research on the internet price differences. If you go for the deals offered at lower prices, beware. You may get a used drive or one on which the warranty time has been all but used up. There is no free lunch and buying directly from Western Digital will insure the best quality and warranty terms (5 years). The 6 Tb Black (sata) drive ... MoreThe order process and delivery was excellent. I was in need of the extra disk space in my Windows 10 environment. This drive was installed externally with a USB 3 connection. Installation went without a hitch. I've only had the drive installed for about 3 weeks and it is performing like a champ. I am a retired network professional. Western Digital has been around for a long time and they produce a quality products. I had to do a little research on the internet price differences. If you go for the deals offered at lower prices, beware. You may get a used drive or one on which the warranty time has been all but used up. There is no free lunch and buying directly from Western Digital will insure the best quality and warranty terms (5 years). The 6 Tb Black (sata) drive is just another excellent choice in a long line of quality products from Western Digital.
So my son who is an avid PC gamer. His PC prior to this purchase had a 1TB Intel 660P NVME drive for OS and apps/games and a 1TB WD Blue mechanical drive. Of course, he also installed games on the WD Blue drive and is always out of space. He wanted something with more storage and I cautiously recommended the WD Black 6TB drive base don name, hopefully quality and reliability associated with the WD brand and of course the performance that WD Black implies. Pricing wise, not sure if I got a good deal or not. I suspect these drives are drying up because I do not believe they are actively being manufactured anymore. All that being said, installation was straightforward. Was proud of myself for cloning the 1TB mechanical WD Blue drive to the WD Black and then using tools ... MoreSo my son who is an avid PC gamer. His PC prior to this purchase had a 1TB Intel 660P NVME drive for OS and apps/games and a 1TB WD Blue mechanical drive. Of course, he also installed games on the WD Blue drive and is always out of space. He wanted something with more storage and I cautiously recommended the WD Black 6TB drive base don name, hopefully quality and reliability associated with the WD brand and of course the performance that WD Black implies. Pricing wise, not sure if I got a good deal or not. I suspect these drives are drying up because I do not believe they are actively being manufactured anymore. All that being said, installation was straightforward. Was proud of myself for cloning the 1TB mechanical WD Blue drive to the WD Black and then using tools to convert the cloned image from MBR to GPT once it was laid back down on the Black drive and expand the partition to the full 5.35GB readable by Windows. After all said and done, everything just worked and all the game installs and other things on the new Black drive worked without incident. This drive does make a bit more "noise" than the Blue it replaced. I assume there are more platters in it and that they may be at a different spindle speed than the Blue drive it replaced. Anyway, drive noise just makes me nervous. Other reviews indicate that this drive runs warmer than other drives and while I cannot say one way or the other, I do worry about temperatures overall in the PC it is installed in. Paranoia aside that a spindle drive is doomed to fail out of the box, performance wise this drive does seem to perform well. Games that were installed on it, do launch quicker than when they were on the Blue. Another interesting observation. We are fortunate to have 1Gb FIOS internet. When downloading and installing games from Steam onto the Intel 660p, it doesn't take long for the write cache of the Intel 660p to saturate and write speeds drop to a crawl. However, when downloading games from Steam to the WD Black, the write speeds while downloading large games seems to be more consistent and maintain a higher median level. I suspect the write cache in the Black is larger and maybe managed better than the Intel 660p even though it is an NVME. Of course reviews for Intel 660p do suggest that it really does suffer when its write cache is saturated. Overall, my son is very happy with this drive. As long as it lasts and gives him good service, I am cautiously optimistic. I really do think that we need to get good quality consumer grade SSD/NVME drives at mechanical HDD prices if we want to drive PC storage forward. I would have loved to purchase a 2.5" form factor SSD of the same size but prices are just too high once you get beyond 2TB.
I bought this to convert movie files to folders of tif images. (tif images are basically bit maps that can hold movie color space. They're huge.) It is able to keep up with the image processing program I have that outputs to that. The other hard drive I was using could not keep up and would slow the whole thing down.I'm impressed with the capacity and ability of this drive compared to the price.I'm taking a star off because this drive disappears for about 15 seconds every hour or so. Everything that's using it freezes until it comes back. I doubt that's normal behavior, but since I'm only storing temporary data on it, and it always comes back, so I don't think it needs a replacement.I don't remember if this has RAM or what, but when writing to it, it can take ... MoreI bought this to convert movie files to folders of tif images. (tif images are basically bit maps that can hold movie color space. They're huge.) It is able to keep up with the image processing program I have that outputs to that. The other hard drive I was using could not keep up and would slow the whole thing down.I'm impressed with the capacity and ability of this drive compared to the price.I'm taking a star off because this drive disappears for about 15 seconds every hour or so. Everything that's using it freezes until it comes back. I doubt that's normal behavior, but since I'm only storing temporary data on it, and it always comes back, so I don't think it needs a replacement.I don't remember if this has RAM or what, but when writing to it, it can take about 5GB really fast. Then it slows down to about 160MB per second, plus or minus 10. For reference, gigabit ethernet caps at 115MB per second. (These are all numbers displayed by Windows OS.)
I have used western digital drives for years, I love them, never had a problem with them before. This drive has seen a year of use and it seemed fine at first, but after a while it got louder.. and louder.. And louder. It was making me wonder if my old 2TB WD black from 2013 was starting to sound chunky, but no, it was my new 6TB WD black. It has been fairly loud for at least several months now and it's beginning to bother me. I'm beginning to wonder if I maybe lost the lottery on quality for this hard drive and if I should claim the warranty... My old WD Black beside it had seen about 6 times as much use and it seems to be whisper quiet by comparison, so maybe I got a faulty hard drive? It seems fine on CrystalDisk but the way it chungles makes me very concerned ... MoreI have used western digital drives for years, I love them, never had a problem with them before. This drive has seen a year of use and it seemed fine at first, but after a while it got louder.. and louder.. And louder. It was making me wonder if my old 2TB WD black from 2013 was starting to sound chunky, but no, it was my new 6TB WD black. It has been fairly loud for at least several months now and it's beginning to bother me. I'm beginning to wonder if I maybe lost the lottery on quality for this hard drive and if I should claim the warranty... My old WD Black beside it had seen about 6 times as much use and it seems to be whisper quiet by comparison, so maybe I got a faulty hard drive? It seems fine on CrystalDisk but the way it chungles makes me very concerned about it's lifespan. I would still say that this is a good buy, just be wary of the possibility of getting a bad drive.
In this review, you will not find a bunch of bench tests and load tests. Just straight up real world feedback from your typical gamer. I was hoping to get 2 years out of this drive with regular gaming etc. I’ll update if it dies for any reason.I took this drive out, hooked it up in my PC (3060, 12400f, 16gb RAM) and did a quick format. Renamed it and started loading games. This was surprisingly quiet, I anticipated it to be a lot louder being a purpose-built gaming HDD. It’s really not much louder than the fans running at 70%. It’s an HDD so you’ll hear it spool up and click etc, but I’ve never had anyone say they can hear it through my mic or anything.Downloading/writing games was quick. I don’t believe server speed can beat out the write speed on this drive. ... MoreIn this review, you will not find a bunch of bench tests and load tests. Just straight up real world feedback from your typical gamer. I was hoping to get 2 years out of this drive with regular gaming etc. I’ll update if it dies for any reason.I took this drive out, hooked it up in my PC (3060, 12400f, 16gb RAM) and did a quick format. Renamed it and started loading games. This was surprisingly quiet, I anticipated it to be a lot louder being a purpose-built gaming HDD. It’s really not much louder than the fans running at 70%. It’s an HDD so you’ll hear it spool up and click etc, but I’ve never had anyone say they can hear it through my mic or anything.Downloading/writing games was quick. I don’t believe server speed can beat out the write speed on this drive. I’m running 1.2gbps up and down and I haven’t met a server that can get me a game at 10% of that. So no delays when downloading/writing.In use, it works extremely well. I’m using this for storage but I also play off the HDD. I keep my AAA titles on an SSD (WZ2 etc.) and really only have MSFS2020 as far as heavy load games on this. Honestly, it doesn’t load MSFS any slower than an SSD. Same goes for Snowrunner. They load right up and there are no issues playing through this HDD, and I play MSFS on very high/ultra. Sometimes the GPU struggles but the HDD does not.Overall, I would highly recommend this to any casual-intermediate PC gamer, ESPECIALLY if you plan to play through the HDD. If you’re running a 4090ti and 13900K, maybe put your games on an SSD (you can afford it) but this drive has done everything I’ve asked of it.Again, if anything changes I’ll update but for now, I’m glad I ponied up the extra coin for this drive over a lesser unit.
For Hard Drives, it's kind of difficult to rate until we've had them long term, to see if they're going to fail or not. I've only had mine a few months at the time of this review, but so far, so good!It's been very fast, and mostly quiet as far as these kind of drives go, and was a decent price for the amount of storage. It was easy to install and just what my new system was missing.I use the more expensive Solid State Drives for boot up and some of my main files, but I use this to hold all my general storage. That's worked out great so far, and the game performance on it is pretty nice.It gets very high marks on benchmarks for this type of drive. All will be well as long as it holds up. Only time will tell there.
I've only been using this drive for about 2 weeks, but it installed easily and and was recognized by Windows 10 immediately. The only thing I had to do was initialize it in Windows disk management. It's been working very well as an additional storage drive (not an OS drive), which I am using to run Steam games from, as well as storing other files on. It runs very quiet in my case, virtually silent (even when accessed). So far this has been another great WD hard drive and will hopefully last as all of the other many WD drives I've owned. One thing puzzled me was the appearance of the drive I received. It looked like any other WD drive I've used and not the black-colored drive pictured on the WD website. Also, this is a bare drive and not a boxed kit. I don't know if ... MoreI've only been using this drive for about 2 weeks, but it installed easily and and was recognized by Windows 10 immediately. The only thing I had to do was initialize it in Windows disk management. It's been working very well as an additional storage drive (not an OS drive), which I am using to run Steam games from, as well as storing other files on. It runs very quiet in my case, virtually silent (even when accessed). So far this has been another great WD hard drive and will hopefully last as all of the other many WD drives I've owned. One thing puzzled me was the appearance of the drive I received. It looked like any other WD drive I've used and not the black-colored drive pictured on the WD website. Also, this is a bare drive and not a boxed kit. I don't know if the boxed drives are even available anymore, but that's no big deal to me.
I bought 2 6TB Black 3.5 inch hard drives directly from WD on March 9 2022. The website tracking is broken, it never showed these shipping, but a week later a small, (flimsy, falling apart, partially broken open) box arrived containing my hard drives. The drives were packed with no cushioning on the top or bottom and the cheap bubble wrap surrounding the drives was popped open. This terrible packing was very disappointing, but I hoped for the best... bad sadly the drives were either defective to start with (and WD knew it which is why the shipped like this) or they were damaged during shipping. One drive would not initialize, the other started but made a loud clanking noise/defective. I do not understand why anyone would pack sensitive electronic equipment like hard ... MoreI bought 2 6TB Black 3.5 inch hard drives directly from WD on March 9 2022. The website tracking is broken, it never showed these shipping, but a week later a small, (flimsy, falling apart, partially broken open) box arrived containing my hard drives. The drives were packed with no cushioning on the top or bottom and the cheap bubble wrap surrounding the drives was popped open. This terrible packing was very disappointing, but I hoped for the best... bad sadly the drives were either defective to start with (and WD knew it which is why the shipped like this) or they were damaged during shipping. One drive would not initialize, the other started but made a loud clanking noise/defective. I do not understand why anyone would pack sensitive electronic equipment like hard drives with no protection, unless they knew they were defective to start with and hoped I would not test them, put them on a shelf for later. I contacted what turned out to be the worst customer service from a large corporation ever. I tried the phone and email and all they ever said was "give us 2-3 day to look in to this". I did that for a week... WD showed they do not care/know the drives were bad to start with forcing me to open a paypal dispute to get my money back. I was stunned when WD had 14 days to reply... but NEVER replied to the dispute. At the end of the time limit paypal closed the case and refunded my money. It took me almost a month to get my money back. WD should be ashamed. I have purchased 20-25 hard drives over time from WD, and I guess I got lucky and worked... but every relationship is good until there is an issue.... then we see what is real..... WD is not real. WD is a terrible company in every department. I am disgusted at WD and I will never do business with Western Digital again.
2 of these WD Black HDDs had I/O Device Errors from the beginning. One sounded different after 60 days, with a Current Pending Sector Count of 8, an Uncorrectable Sector Count of 1, and Error Code 7 the next day. The WD Black totally crumbled after 5 weeks, before it could finish erasing once. The physical device WD6003FZBX-00K5WB0 (not the filesystem) could not be recognized without being connected before starting Linux, but prevents booting beyond POST. It was connected while displaying the F12 boot menu (after POST and before Linux), and everything had Input/Output Errors except HDDSuperClone, which has been erasing the HDD at 1530 KB/s for 4 weeks. None of our other disks have ever fallen apart to that extent in under 10 years. Customer reviews strongly reflect ... More2 of these WD Black HDDs had I/O Device Errors from the beginning. One sounded different after 60 days, with a Current Pending Sector Count of 8, an Uncorrectable Sector Count of 1, and Error Code 7 the next day. The WD Black totally crumbled after 5 weeks, before it could finish erasing once. The physical device WD6003FZBX-00K5WB0 (not the filesystem) could not be recognized without being connected before starting Linux, but prevents booting beyond POST. It was connected while displaying the F12 boot menu (after POST and before Linux), and everything had Input/Output Errors except HDDSuperClone, which has been erasing the HDD at 1530 KB/s for 4 weeks. None of our other disks have ever fallen apart to that extent in under 10 years. Customer reviews strongly reflect the increase of I/O Device Errors with Western Digital products.The WD Support website blocks an RMA as "OUT OF REGION", despite being purchased from the official Western Digital Store and never crossing borders. "OUT OF REGION" means the product was originally sold in a different country. Western Digital used to provide Advanced RMAs for free, before requiring expensive deposits and a permanent $25 charge, which is never refunded even after returning the original. The $25 cannot be refunded even when an Advanced RMA is refused outside the customer's control. Western Digital has customers submit the $25 before knowing invasive identity verification is required to continue, with no option to cancel and refund the $25 by the time the customer gets to know.Western Digital uses Styrofoam instead of polyethylene foam because it's slightly cheaper. Styrofoam cushions much more poorly than polyethylene foam, and should never be used for an expensive HDD. Styrofoam is also toxic and nearly impossible to recycle. Polyethylene foam is not much to ask for, as it's also inexpensive plastic. The quality of the Styrofoam accurately represented the product. Western Digital previously used polyethylene foam before becoming a scam company.In August 2021, a bait & switch scam was uncovered with the SN550 Blue SSD. Western Digital neglects severe vulnerabilities in My Cloud OS 3, and says to buy a new WD My Cloud if your existing product cannot be upgraded to OS 5. Instead of providing updates, Western Digital will leave customers vulnerable until later in 2022, when networking functionality will be crippled, with a ransom to purchase a new device with OS 5. Western Digital claims to have determined it necessary to end support for OS 3, even though it is not fundamentally flawed, and the problem is the very lack of support itself. I have accurately recommended Western Digital hundreds of times over the years, and do not regret that, but the new CEO David Goeckeler has trashed the company.
I hadnt built a full system in 20 years but Ive been upgrading every possible component on used machines because it was much more cost effective. I get to my build and decide on a 4tb black from WD because its the right size and figure buying direct is going to give me any support I might need. Generally, hds are plug and play, easy peasy with a bios update. Nope, bios cant see it. MSI is offering service repair after the third ticket because they dont know why the mb can see my cd-rom, ssds, etc but not my wd hd. Turns out, a well known problem quietly swept under the rug is the #3 3.3v pin designed to allow mb control also prevents it from spinning and is therefore ' useless.Is it even conceivable than wd could offer a solution for customers prior to purchasing? ... MoreI hadnt built a full system in 20 years but Ive been upgrading every possible component on used machines because it was much more cost effective. I get to my build and decide on a 4tb black from WD because its the right size and figure buying direct is going to give me any support I might need. Generally, hds are plug and play, easy peasy with a bios update. Nope, bios cant see it. MSI is offering service repair after the third ticket because they dont know why the mb can see my cd-rom, ssds, etc but not my wd hd. Turns out, a well known problem quietly swept under the rug is the #3 3.3v pin designed to allow mb control also prevents it from spinning and is therefore ' useless.Is it even conceivable than wd could offer a solution for customers prior to purchasing? Absolutely. Do they? No. You get to spend hours of your precious time unplugging, plugging, booting, rebooting, reconfiguribg researching, reading only to stumble across guys putting kapton tape on the pins or modifing sata extenders to disable the pin. Hoping one of those solutions works. The topper is paying twice the price from a direct outlet rather than Newegg just so I can stare at it a little longer. Done shopping here. Why would any manufacturer do this?
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