They also give me good performance, and it's good to know that I'll have room to expand.

Excellent drive, good performance, and has been very reliable.

No issues, good performance, 64meg cache....not a lot to say past that

Great performance for the category/group relative low operative temperature

Great performance for a conventional drive in a size unavailable in an SSD

Since the heads need to move half as far to work with contiguous data, I expected the performance to be good, and it was

The HDD monitoring utility I have on my system says that the performance is 'perfect', and says that the drive is well cooled also.

Since I'm getting fed up with the accelerated rate of waste in the technology industry, I decided to upgrade my Intel Core 2 Duo Windows 7 Pro (32 bits) PC to better its performance and be able to run the type of applications I use for my top managment consulting profesional services as strategic planning adviser

So far the drive is working perfectly as expected, and shows much improved performance from the WD 1TB rotational drive it replaced

I've been completely satisfied with them; they were easy to install and their performance has been excellent

Almost as good as a solid state drive (SSD), performance wise

SCSI will last you much longer with better performance, but at a much higher price point.

No issues, good performance, 64meg cache....not a lot to say past that

Very stable and good performance.

208.92 MB/secBoth Btrfs and XFS came very close to each other, performance-wise

Recommend to anyone looking for a good hard drive with a little something extra performance wise and plenty of space.

Great performance and storage space in one unit

The performance has been great.

794,469 Final ScoreOverall, Btrfs carries out the best performance

Nothing fancy, no more performance than expected

(It really does have fantastic performance.)Great price to storage ratio

Its hard to remember which drives last longer, and performance is not worth the effort to compare.

I have had periodic episodes of very slow performance for about a year now, where the disk usage shows as 100% continuously, in spite of a very low read/write rate.

so it doesn't continue to blue screen and return I/O errors.

Plan on doing that next week and hope everything works as I want it

It simply works as it should be