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Western Digital Caviar Desktop 3.5" WD800JD 80GB 7200RPM 8MB S-ATAII

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US $19.80
ApproximatelyAU $29.96
Condition:
Opened – never used
“Manufacturer refurbishedAn item that has been professionally restored to working order by a ”... Read moreabout condition
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Condition
Opened – never used
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“Manufacturer refurbishedAn item that has been professionally restored to working order by a ...
Compatible With
PC, Mac
Custom Bundle
No
MPN
WD800JD
Modified Item
No
Rotation Speed
7200 RPM
Brand
Western Digital
Form Factor
3.5 in
Type
Internal Laptop Drive
original manufacture packing
retail customer packed
Drive Type(s) Supported
HDD
Features
PlayStation 3 Compatible, Cloud Storage
Storage Capacity
80 GB
Country/Region of Manufacture
China
Interface
SATA I, SATA II
Product Line
Caviar Blue
Cache
8 MB
UPC
0715663213925

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gdsto3982

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  • by christiane.robertoatyahoocom
    31 Oct, 2016Top critical review

    Doesn't work. Its worthless. My dvr couldn't recognize it and my computer couldn't either.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: apethouse

  • by enviroguy
    03 Nov, 2011

    Used WD Caviar hard drives are very cheap and seem to last forever.

    These old used 80GB WD Caviar drives are a great value. They seem to be very durable and have a very long life span. I've never seen one fail. Many times I've picked up Gov-surplus PC's with no hard drive. I just get on eBay and pick up one of these old Caviars for $10 USD or less. I pop it in, reinstall Windows and we are off to the races. I've done the same thing with old PC's with crashed Maxtor drives. To be exact, if I bought a used PC with a working Maxtor drive, I would swap it out for a WD Caviar. These things are built like tanks and last forever.

  • by remiley
    06 Apr, 2009

    Reviews for Western Digital Caviar SATA WD800JD 80GB

    I like the small size. I have bought more than 500 GB worth of these drives to use as archival media for old home movies I recently digitized. I consider hdd technology superior to tape, cd/dvd, etc. as long as they are stored properly, but I still didn't want to put all my eggs in one basket a la 500+ GB drive. It loads much faster than the old IDE primary that was in the PC I serviced. Where as it took about 5 minutes at least for the PC to load up XP and the desktop it now takes a total of about 30 seconds (using SATA I setting). Loads up applications on the drive much faster as well. WD drive. =) The size may be a problem with Vista, my XP Home Ed. uses about 40-GB my XP-Pro uses a 80-GB..and my new Vista OS uses a 80-GB..for Vista a larger drive is possible.

  • by 2YR6Uo6EQDS@Deleted
    07 Apr, 2011

    Western Digital Caviar SE WD800JD 80 GB

    Although the hard drive is a well made product; I recommend not buying this for anything more than a basic email machine. The had drive yields about 72GB of actual space. Add in a Windows O/S and Anti-Virus with updates and that leaves you in the neighborhood of 50GB. I can use up that or most of it adding Java, Messenger, Flash, Decent photo editing software and a few other programs.

  • by treschikon
    30 Sep, 2012

    Solid performance for under 20 bucks!

    Had a computer with a dying HDD. Intended to repurpose the rig as a media hub where everything would be streamed to it. Since space wasn't an issue, 80 GB was perfect. The price was right and when it came, I installed an OS to it, plugged it in and it works flawlessly. Drive access speed wasn't phenomenal, but it certainly gets a B+ despite being a used hard drive.

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