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Dunno what swat is going to say, but thats a WD black.
What you are suggesting is that he gets slower drives.
No. Cheaper.
And I honestly have no idea what all the wd colors are. As long as it has to speed and capacity I dont give a stuff what color it is.

the color isnt just a color
like i said before, stop talking about stuff that you know very little of
the three most common wd drives are the green, blue, and black
green is the slow and black is the fast
blue is in between the speeds

???
Probably laughing that you'd ever seriously suggest using raid0
No one who gives any forgets uses raid0, it's a joke.

How is the black one faster then a blue one?



I checked
Both say 7200rpm
???

honestly i was talking out of my ass about the more rpm thing because i believed that was the case but now i'm confused
give me some insight as well, someone

honestly i was talking out of my ass about the more rpm thing because i believed that was the case but now i'm confused
give me some insight as well, someone
like i said before, stop talking about stuff that you know very little of
10/10
Gg daswiruch

the blacks are more advanced so they're faster. That's all there is to it.

the blacks are more advanced so they're faster. That's all there is to it.
30 bucks more for slightly faster drives
Okay no.

I did Crystal Disk Mark for comparison

SSD:


WD Blue:


WD Black


Proof is in the pudding

Also blacks are more reliable. Pretty cheap labor too

and here's WD Green



30 bucks more for slightly faster drives
Okay no.

try nearly double the speed from a blue to black. stop talking about stuff you don't know.
« Last Edit: February 06, 2016, 08:15:39 PM by Steve5451² »

the blacks are more advanced so they're faster. That's all there is to it.
That's tribal as forget.

How is the black one faster then a blue one?
it's like how painting a car red increases horsepower. it's just the way it works dude