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Western Digital WD3000HLFS VelociRaptor 300 GB 3.5" SATA 10000 RPM Hard Drive

Name: Western Digital WD3000HLFS VelociRaptor 300 GB 3.5" SATA 10000 RPM Hard Drive
Brand: Western Digital
Price: 34.63 CAD
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Rating: 4.92 (13 reviews)

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Condition: Used

Seller Notes: “Drive has been securely wiped of all data and are reporting as having 0 bad sectors by CHKDSK. See ...

Brand: Western Digital

Form Factor: 3.5 in

Type: Internal Desktop Drive

Drive Type(s) Supported: HDD

Color: Silver

Model: WD VelociRaptor

MPN: WD3000HLFS

Storage Capacity: 300 GB

Interface: SATA II

Product Line: VelociRaptor

Rotation Speed: 10000 RPM

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by retiredvacop
Jul 16, 2016
Old Tech
No mechanical drive will ever match the speed of an SSD. However, if you need a drive for Windows Vista or some other OS that doesn't support the TRIM command, this may be a more reliable choice. I have a couple of Vista machines. One acts as a media server that doesn't need to be super fast and the other is needed to run older software that isn't supported by Windows 7 or later, even in compatibility mode. I don't want to run a VM due to hardware limitations in the VM. The Velociraptor is the best choice for me in these limited cases. Plus I have extra copies of Vista from upgrading to Windows 7. On a side note, always buy either a retail version of the software or at least an OEM. Avoid the confusion and headache associated with the update versions. When purchasing a used drive, try to ... No mechanical drive will ever match the speed of an SSD. However, if you need a drive for Windows Vista or some other OS that doesn't support the TRIM command, this may be a more reliable choice. I have a couple of Vista machines. One acts as a media server that doesn't need to be super fast and the other is needed to run older software that isn't supported by Windows 7 or later, even in compatibility mode. I don't want to run a VM due to hardware limitations in the VM. The Velociraptor is the best choice for me in these limited cases. Plus I have extra copies of Vista from upgrading to Windows 7. On a side note, always buy either a retail version of the software or at least an OEM. Avoid the confusion and headache associated with the update versions. When purchasing a used drive, try to find those that were used in a server environment. As a rule, they are turned on and run until just before the warranty runs out. Kind of like buying a car with all "highway miles". I expect that the drive will give me at least several years more of reliable service. I have another Velociraptor that I bought when it was 3 years old. It's 8 years old now and still runs like new. Your mileage may vary, but for 40 bucks, it's worth the gamble.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: infotechexchange
by 0313*m
Mar 20, 2017
I still trust hard drives more than SSDs.
Ever since a 2nd generation virtually new Intel 60GB SSD failed on me without any warning, I've been drifting back to conventional hard drives, especially the 10,000 rpm Velociraptors which now sell on eBay for a fraction of their original retail price. 20 - 30,000 hours doesn't seem to faze them. I'm only a little cautious when I get one with 1000+ Start/Stops (i.e., "count" in Crystal Disk). With one of those, I'll always do frequent backups, or keep a cloned version on an SSD for emergencies.Ever since a 2nd generation virtually new Intel 60GB SSD failed on me without any warning, I've been drifting back to conventional hard drives, especially the 10,000 rpm Velociraptors which now sell on eBay for a fraction of their original retail price. 20 - 30,000 hours doesn't seem to faze them. I'm only a little cautious when I get one with 1000+ Start/Stops (i.e., "count" in Crystal Disk). With one of those, I'll always do frequent backups, or keep a cloned version on an SSD for emergencies.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: liquid8technology.com
by mudman1975
May 25, 2017
Fabulous drive
I have several of these running in a Mac Pro in a RAID setup!! These are super fast and reliable. 2 of my drives are almost 10 years old and still going strong, never had any hiccups with either. I highly recommend these drives!!!
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by joschreite_0
Apr 14, 2017
Perfect upgrade
Needed to upgrade from my old 36gb raptor...plugged in and used the WD acronis app, cloned the drive...working excellent.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: harddrivesonly
by M53r0JNjRGK@Deleted
Jun 11, 2017
Good seler
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: captainjoe-14

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