Good price for what is the 2nd fastest (next to the 6TB WD Black) and one of the top rated hard drives on userbenchmark.com...
Toshiba’s P300 3.5” internal hard drive delivers a high performance for professionals. With its dual-stage actuator, you can count on smooth, responsive computing. What's more, your data and media is secured with a ramp loading design, as well as a shock sensor. The P300 is available in capacities up to 3 TB.
I don't think these "bulk" drives have any warranty with Toshiba - only the retail boxed versions have a 2 year warranty with Toshiba.
pontprennau
28 May 16#3
great find:) ordered!!: ) Heat added:)
fswings
28 May 16#4
A tad expensive for me at £23 per TB.
danjames922 to fswings
30 May 16#8
This is by far the cheapest 3TB drive out there. But you know, no one can fix you being a cheap f***.
Waksta
29 May 16#5
What's the difference between these and the WD Red drives? I paid £87 for an Amazon Warehouse version for my HP Gen8 Microserver but figure I should upgrade to four drives as I only have the one drive inside it and dont want to lose my data should the HDD fail.
JoeSpur
29 May 16#6
Are these drives noisy POS? WD Black may be fast but the noise will drive u crazy if u like a quiet PC. I'd like to know how these compare in terms of sounds...
dck
29 May 16#7
These are mainstream desktop drives that operate at 7200RPM, not cool and quite like WD Reds. They're comparable to the old WD Blues (not the newer ones - which are actually rebranded Greens).
Is it now acceptable to buy HDD's from Amazon? I thought they had a bad reputation for sending drives out in poor packaging that got bashed around and subsequently had a high failure rate. Has this situation changed?
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Toshiba’s P300 3.5” internal hard drive delivers a high performance for professionals. With its dual-stage actuator, you can count on smooth, responsive computing. What's more, your data and media is secured with a ramp loading design, as well as a shock sensor. The P300 is available in capacities up to 3 TB.
Use for:
• Powerful desktop workstations
• All-in-one PCs
• Desktop PCs
• External enclosures
• Gaming computers
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Is it now acceptable to buy HDD's from Amazon? I thought they had a bad reputation for sending drives out in poor packaging that got bashed around and subsequently had a high failure rate. Has this situation changed?