Well I am very happy with the drive and speed - but if I were to do it again I would be aiming for a barebones tlc variant. As it turned out, the Silicon Power one in question was the cheapest 4tb ...

Yeah, Corsair announced the launch of the new MP400 Gen3 PCIe x4 NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive, taking advantage of 3D QLC NAND technology to store massive amounts of data with lightning-fast ...

by Rob Williams on January 21, 2013 in Storage There’s a relative lack of 4TB hard drive options on the market at the moment, but those looking for enthusiast or enterprise models are well taken care ...

Flash drives are good. Bigger flash drives are better. At CES 2019, SanDisk has the biggest flash drive ever: an absolutely massive 4TB prototype USB-C drive that can still fit in your pocket.

Today, B&H Photo has a 4TB Western Digital desktop external hard drive for $80. That’s about $20 cheaper than the current price at Amazon and Best Buy, and $40 below the MSRP.

The Black 4TB has a 7200RPM spindle speed with an average access time of 4.2ms, and Western Digital says it has a drive to drive throughput of 154MB/s, making it the fastest Black hard drive yet.

As with last year’s study, HGST (formerly Hitachi, now a subsidiary of Western Digital) had the most reliable drives overall, with failure rates as low as 1.4 percent for its 4TB drives.

Copying the 100 GB file towards a client drive is good, but here the SSD runs into a buffer issue as you can see on the client SSD. That has nothing to do with this SSD.

WD’s Black 4TB is the sort of product that doesn’t need much of an introduction – it speaks for itself. We’re dealing with a standard-sized desktop hard drive that sports a market-leading 4TB of ...