C crisptofuring Honorable May 10, 2013 31 0 10,540 Nov 10, 2013 #1 What's the difference between just a plain "WD Black" drive and a "WD caviar blacK" drive? They're both 7200RPM and 1TB with 64MB cache, so can anybody explain how they're different? maybe one is newer?
What's the difference between just a plain "WD Black" drive and a "WD caviar blacK" drive? They're both 7200RPM and 1TB with 64MB cache, so can anybody explain how they're different? maybe one is newer?
Solution random stalker Nov 10, 2013 They are the same The 'Caviar' moniker is just some left over relic from an ancient age
random stalker Honorable Feb 3, 2013 764 0 11,360 Nov 10, 2013 Solution #2 They are the same The 'Caviar' moniker is just some left over relic from an ancient age Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
S sora Splendid Oct 30, 2013 7,812 0 31,460 Nov 10, 2013 #3 random stalker : They are the same The 'Caviar' moniker is just some left over relic from an ancient age This, lol. It is just a name to try and make you spend more. Upvote 0 Downvote
random stalker : They are the same The 'Caviar' moniker is just some left over relic from an ancient age This, lol. It is just a name to try and make you spend more.