A a44arana Reputable Mar 25, 2014 105 0 4,710 Apr 1, 2014 #1 Can someone explain the differences between the blue/black/green editions? im having trouble figuring out which one to buy. i will be using the hard drive for installing games on my gaming pc.
Can someone explain the differences between the blue/black/green editions? im having trouble figuring out which one to buy. i will be using the hard drive for installing games on my gaming pc.
Solution garrettk4 Apr 1, 2014 Black=performance Blue=mainstream Green=energy saving slower drive Red=NAS drive Purple=Surveillance Drive. Black or blue would be good to go, Green for mass storage.
Black=performance Blue=mainstream Green=energy saving slower drive Red=NAS drive Purple=Surveillance Drive. Black or blue would be good to go, Green for mass storage.
garrettk4 Honorable May 31, 2012 432 0 10,810 Apr 1, 2014 Solution #2 Black=performance Blue=mainstream Green=energy saving slower drive Red=NAS drive Purple=Surveillance Drive. Black or blue would be good to go, Green for mass storage. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Black=performance Blue=mainstream Green=energy saving slower drive Red=NAS drive Purple=Surveillance Drive. Black or blue would be good to go, Green for mass storage.
R Rami Zerker Reini Reputable Mar 20, 2014 492 1 4,960 Apr 1, 2014 #3 Greens are for storing files like photos etc. Blues are a good all around HDD (for files and games) Blacks are optimal for gaming and they offer reliability by lasting about 5 years. Upvote 0 Downvote
Greens are for storing files like photos etc. Blues are a good all around HDD (for files and games) Blacks are optimal for gaming and they offer reliability by lasting about 5 years.
C Cons29 Splendid Feb 10, 2010 5,456 1 26,960 Apr 1, 2014 #4 get blue, a good middle-of-the-road hdd. black is faster, but they say its hot and can be noisy. i use SSD, then blue. Upvote 0 Downvote
get blue, a good middle-of-the-road hdd. black is faster, but they say its hot and can be noisy. i use SSD, then blue.