- 80 GB Ultra ATA/100 internal hard drive
- 7200 RPM, 8 MB buffer
- Up to 100 MB/s burst transfer rates; data protection enhancments
- 40-pin EIDE
- Fits 3.5-inch bay
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Western Digital RAID Works!,
By dranansi "dranansi" (Bridgetown, St Michael Barbados) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: WESTERN DIGITAL WD800JBRTL Caviar Special Edition Internal 80GB Hard Drive (Personal Computers)
I bought this drive top add to my main office computer in a RAID system. There are 3 (three) 80GB drives in the computer and this one is mirroring the data drive.SO far it has been 8 months and no problems. In fact all THREE are Western digital drives. The other two came installed on the system and have been running continuously for over a year now. No, I don't turn off my computer unless there is a lightning storm! I am happy! They are whisper quiet and very FAST! I heartily endorse this drive.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Two WD800 HD failures at 2.5 year mark,
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This review is from: WESTERN DIGITAL WD800JBRTL Caviar Special Edition Internal 80GB Hard Drive (Personal Computers)
I must concur with the previous negative reviews of this HD. My husband bought a Western Digital 80G HD in spring 03 and the motor failed Dec 05. My computer came OEM with a Western Digital 80G in Summer of 03 and it failed 2 wweeks after the other one. Motor again. Drive had 20+ gigs of wedding and baby photos. Irreplaceable. Both computers were UPS protected and medium to light use. Mine was 100% original, used only for email and photo storage (and a little solitaire). No power robbing add-ons, no ventilation issues.
If your data is important to you DO NOT BUY this drive, and I would question any WD product if this is how they handle a defective product. I have no axe to grind other than the failure of these two hard drives.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Two Failed WD80 GB HDD in one Year,
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This review is from: WESTERN DIGITAL WD800JBRTL Caviar Special Edition Internal 80GB Hard Drive (Personal Computers)
For many years I used and recommended the WD products. I can no longer offer any such advice but would recommend that anyone looking for a quality HDD look elsewhere -- Seagate, Maxtor, Samsung, Hitachi are all superior drives and far more reliable.
Both drives simply suffered meltdown failure of the motors, shorting out the computer Power supply until removed-- two different computers at two different times, both being used moderately, not "heavy office" or workstation use. Western Digital was useless and insisted that such failures are rare and likely due to abuse. They know that the 80 GB Drives are faulty and they refuse to "fess up." The government should order a recall and everyone should get a credit to buy some other brand of drive. Even when HD drives were delicate in the early 80's, I never had any just burn up like these bits of WD paperweights. My current favorite recommendation is the new Seagate 160 GB and 250 GB drives, fast, quiet and reliable.
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