With this deal on a recertified My Passport drive, you too can add a larger HDD for storing all sorts of things on for a decent price. This is a 4TB option, and can be yours for £63 from Western ...

Finally, the 4TB WD RE is ideal for enterprise environments because they pack in impressive storage density. A single 3.5-inch HDD offers 4TB of storage thanks to five 800GB platters.

Western Digital 4TB HDDs are now $50 off If you're looking to enhance your PC's performance, you might want to invest in a WD 4TB Elements HDD, which is currently $50 off.

The new Black 4TB HDD is a 3.5-inch drive, clocking in at 7200rpms, with 64MB of cache and 6GB/s, as well as dual-processors and dual actuator tech.

Western Digital has improved the functionality of NASware 2.0, found in the client Red series, to Revision 3.0. NASware 3.0 is a suite of optimizations that refine the WD Red Pro for more ...

In AS-SSD, the Western Digital Black 4TB hit 123MBps sequential read and 141MBps sequential write. That's 23% and 51% faster than the Caviar Black 1TB, at 100MBps and 93MBps, respectively.

For instance, the 4TB Red in a four-drive RAID array peaked at 22.5 watts in sequential write testing back in April. Today, in our four-drive RAID 0 array with the 6TB solution, we found the ...

Well, Western Digital hasn’t forgotten. If you’re running a console in need of extra storage or want a portable game drive to take with you on the go, this drive might be on your wishlist.

Western Digital’s Black P50 Game Drive SSD 4TB configuration will retail for $750 and include read and write transfer speeds of up to 2000MB/s. This external SSD is compatible with PC, Nintendo ...

The HDD market is an oligopoly—but practically a duopoly—with Western Digital and Seagate each controlling roughly 40% of the market and Toshiba playing a bit part with less than 20% share.

Western Digital introduced its fourth generation, 96-layer NAND in 2018, along with Samsung and other competitors. 2018 also featured Micron, Western Digital, Samsung, and SK Hynix introducing QLC ...