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Western Digital 2 TB 3.5 inch internal drive

psarinuk
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Hi,
I had a to buy an internal hard drive for my security camera's DVR.
The spec says: "Seagate or Western Digital 3.5 inch SATA II Interface".
I've bought a hard drive from eBay called Western Digital, model is WD WD2002FYPS. The seller does not know much but wants me to make sure before dispatch.
I need to confirm if this is SATA 2. I cannot find this confirmation for WD WD2002FYPS on google. Can someone who knows tech stuff please advise?
Thanks.
I had a to buy an internal hard drive for my security camera's DVR.
The spec says: "Seagate or Western Digital 3.5 inch SATA II Interface".
I've bought a hard drive from eBay called Western Digital, model is WD WD2002FYPS. The seller does not know much but wants me to make sure before dispatch.
I need to confirm if this is SATA 2. I cannot find this confirmation for WD WD2002FYPS on google. Can someone who knows tech stuff please advise?
Thanks.
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A search for "WD2002FYPS" on Amazon shows around half a dozen of the blighters.....
None of the labels pictured explicitly state SATA II .
Here's the Spec sheet - you didn't find this through google?
http://www.wdc.com/wdproducts/library/SpecSheet/ENG/2879-701312.pdf0 -
Yes WD2002FYPS is SATA 2 300 MB/s0
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I think SATA 2 is 3 Gbps. 3Gbps is mentioned in the WD2002FYPS's spec sheet (does not mention SATA 2).
So this should be OK, right?0 -
I think SATA 2 is 3 Gbps. 3Gbps is mentioned in the WD2002FYPS's spec sheet (does not mention SATA 2).
So this should be OK, right?
Stated here for the WD2002FYPS
Second-generation SATA interfaces run with a native transfer rate of 3.0 Gbit/s that, when accounted for the 8b/10b encoding scheme, equals to the maximum uncoded transfer rate of 2.4 Gbit/s (300 MB/s).0
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