Interface | SATA III |
Storage Technology | CMR |
Memory Scope of application | NAS |
Max. Speed | 7200 RPM |
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Item number | 8001421 |
Manufacturer | WD |
Category | Hard drives |
Manufacturer no. | WD4003FFBX |
Release date | 19/2/2018 |
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Memory Scope of application | NAS |
Interface | SATA III |
Form factor | 3.5" |
Hard drive height | 26mm |
Storage capacity | 4 TB |
Cache | 256 MB |
Sustained Speed HDD | 217 MB/s |
Max. Speed | 7200 RPM |
Storage Technology | CMR |
Max. Workload Rate | 550 TB/J |
Hard disk additional functions | Native command queuing |
Maximum operating temperature | 65 °C |
Max. noise level | 29 dB |
Power consumption (standby) | 0.40 W |
Power consumption | 7.20 W |
Manufacturer commitment | SBTi |
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Climate contribution |
Length | 14.70 cm |
Width | 10.16 cm |
Height | 2.60 cm |
Weight | 720 g |
Length | 20.50 cm |
Width | 13.10 cm |
Height | 5.80 cm |
Weight | 752 g |
Product Safety |
How often does a product of this brand in the «Hard drives» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
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Source: Galaxus
On the outside, especially in terms of workmanship, WD does a good job with all four series. There is absolutely nothing to complain about, as befits a precision component like a hard drive. In terms of noise and temperature emissions, the WD Blue and WD Purple score best, which is due to the lowered spindle speed of 5,400 rpm...