ToshibaL200 1TB 5400RPM 2.5" SATA HDWJ110UZSVA (Bulk)

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Before buying this hard drive I have owned a Toshiba laptop which I enjoyed for its durability and performance, as an IT geek I did not consider WD Blue drives (previously customers have asked to replace their drives with those, and I wasn't quite happy with the behavior of the sectors by the end of the hdd platter (slow seek, eventually sectors should become uncorrectable)), neither did I consider maxtor drives (too many failed on me), nor samsung (they tend to have controller issues and overheat), however I did consider getting HGST or Toshiba hard drive, but as I did not know how the seller would pack the hard drive I have decided to go with the product delivered by Amazon.As this hard drive serves in my main rig (it is a laptop), before actually putting it in place I have done some extensive testing to ensure that the drive is functioning perfectly that did include surface scan using MHDD, HDAT, low level format using secure erase command + performing extended SMART test and then checking SMART readings. The disk performed well in all of the tests, it did not have any bad sectors and the seek times on the surface were good with just a few sectors exceeding 10ms (no sectors did exceed 50ms) even at the end of the platter, SMART values did not have any anomalies either and read speed actually a bit surprised me, it was more similar to one of 7200RPM drive rather than 5400RPM on the motherboard with SATA2 (and AHCI) support, with average speed during MHDD test being about 90-100mb/s similar to the drive which it replaced (7200RPM, 250gb).

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Hatte mit meiner vorherigen Festplatte immer wieder Fehler bei den Aufnahmen. Mit dieser Festplatte funktionieren die Aufnahmen (bisher) problemlos.

Ive had a few of these running in RAID 0 in one of my servers for a few weeks now and so far, I'm very impressed with the performance. Of course, they're no where near as fast as an ssd based setup but for what they cost you wouldnt expect that. I've got 4 in RAID 0 so they perform fairly similarly to a single ssd (on a good raid card). But the price for the capacity is a fraction of what you'd pay for a similar sized ssd.If anyone is wondering the server is only running a bunch of VMs that are properly backed up so data loss is a non issue.