LOWEST PRICE IN UK - WD CAVIAR BLACK 2TB 64MB CACHE HARD DRIVE ONLY £155.99 INC. VAT

[Slackworth]

Lowest price in the UK on the fastest 2TB mechanical drive ideal for combination with an SSD.

Western Digital Caviar Black 2TB SATA-II 64MB Cache - OEM (WD2001FASS) @ £155.99 inc VAT

WD Caviar Black high-performance 3.5" SATA drives combine 7200RPM spin speed, 64MB cache, SATA 3 Gb/s interface, and an integrated dual processor for lightning-fast performance in demanding desktop, workstation, and multi-drive systems. Technologically advanced acoustics minimize noise and cool drive operation and enhanced reliability features help protect the drive and the data stored on it. With a massive 2TB of storage, these drives are ideal for power computing applications such as multimedia, video and photo editing, and maxed out gaming computers. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty.

- Capacity: 2TB
- Cache: 64MB
- Interface: SATA-II
- Spin Speed: 7200RPM
- Warranty: 5 Years

Only £155.99 inc VAT.

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[rscosworth]

1TB

typo..

 

[Slackworth]

Ta

 

[FMTopfan]

This is an excellent hard drive for my future build at this price where a SSD would hold the OS, then RAID-1 for a nice 2TB for storage/programs - peace of mind!

I always trust WD (never had any problems in 10 years) and the 5 year warranty is top notch as always.

 

[Tiamat21]

I always awnted a caviar HDD
Just the prices hurt my wallet. So sticking with the samsung f3s which are good nag for bucks. <3

P.s. Are these triple platter HDDs?

 

[Aod]

Ooooh, shiny!

 

[Speed]

I always awnted a caviar HDD
Just the prices hurt my wallet. So sticking with the samsung f3s which are good nag for bucks. <3

P.s. Are these triple platter HDDs?

As far as I'm aware, there are no triple platter 2TB drives. These will have four platters of 500GB each.

 

[Tiamat21]

ayee, I thought triple Platter was weird, just the picture looked like it might be
But is 4 platters really stable for a high speed HDD?
(H)
p.s.
thanks speed for the speedy reply. ( see what lamness I did there )

 

[Speed]

lol.... you are not the first to make that joke and won't be the last!

There are plenty 7200RPM 2TB drives on the market so I don't see why not. They would have been thoroughly tested anyways.