WD_BLACK 12TB D10 Game Drive for Xbox - Desktop External Hard Drive HDD (7200 RPM) with 1-Month Xbox Game Pass - WDBA5E0120HBK-NESN
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Capacity: 12TB
Style: Xbox
Pattern: Hard Drive
Features
- 12TB so you can save and build your Xbox gaming collection up to 300 games. (As used for storage capacity, one gigabyte (GB) = one billion bytes and one terabyte (TB) = one trillion bytes. Total accessible capacity varies depending on operating environment.) (Number of games based on a 36GB average per game. The number of games will vary based on file size, formatting, other programs, and factors.).Specific uses: Gaming
- 1-Month membership of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate included with purchase. (1-Month trial offer of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for new Xbox Game Pass members only. Limit: 1 per person/account. Available for a limited time. See product packaging for full details.)
- 7200RPM drive with active cooling technology and speeds up to 250 MB/s. (Based on read speed and internal testing. As used for transfer rate, megabyte per second (MB/s) = one million bytes per second. Performance will vary depending on your hardware and software components and configurations.)
- Two 7.5W USB Type-A charging ports to charge your gaming gear and accessories.
- Purpose-built for gamers based on WD_BLACK quality and reliability.
Description
Take your favorite Xbox One games with you when upgrading to the Xbox Series XS! With the WD_BLACK D10 Game Drive for Xbox, you can simply backup your Xbox One game library and immediately start playing them on your new Xbox Series XS for upgrading made easy.
Digital Storage Capacity: 12 TB
Hard Disk Interface: USB 1.1
Connectivity Technology: USB
Brand: WD_BLACK
Special Feature: Portable
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 Inches
Hard Disk Description: Usb
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Installation Type: External Hard Drive
Color: BLACK
Hard Drive: 12 TB Usb
Brand: WD_BLACK
Series: WD Gaming Drive Accelerated
Item model number: WDBA5E0120HBK-NESN
Hardware Platform: PC, Mac
Item Weight: 2.16 pounds
Product Dimensions: 7.68 x 4.92 x 1.73 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.68 x 4.92 x 1.73 inches
Color: BLACK
Flash Memory Size: 12
Hard Drive Interface: USB 1.1
Hard Drive Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM
Manufacturer: Western Digital Technologies, Inc.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 16, 2019
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We love the WD_Black D10 series 12TB External Gaming Drive. It makes for a great external solution for both PCs as well as past gaming consoles. I say past because the ones launching next month are going to work best with NVMe SSD solutions when it comes to taking advantage of the proper load times and frame rates. This also makes for a great general external storage solution for everything else, although there are a few more affordable 12TB-14TB solutions on sale recently if you don’t need the boost in speed this has to offer. This is the only thing that would have dropped the score on this one is how expensive it is (but only if we could have dropped it by half a star, which we cannot sadly). Is the drive a little louder than some? Yes, it can be. Is it annoying? Not really, unless you sit it too close to you are you are using it. If it is under a desk or has some distance between you and where it sits, it isn't as noticeable. If you had any experience with the type of drive that is inside, you'd fully understand this and expect it. How much faster is it? This can vary depending on the speed of the drive sending information to it with, as well as the type of files (quantity, size, etc). It varies if you are actively writing to it vs transferring a file. This is the same with any drive. However, usually everyone likes to base everything on the write speed of file transfers, and in that case, the average speed was around 230MB/s. Faster than your typical 5400rpm external drive, but not going to change your life or anything. It's just there if require the extra speed. This also depends on the drive you'd be comparing it to--old or modern, which could make the difference anywhere between 50-100MB/s faster than these other HDD options. It's nice to have a fan already inside since if you abuse your external drives with constant large transfers and monitored their temps. you'd realize many of them like to get quite a bit hot. So having a fan inside already helps prolong the life of the drive. **If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so we know. This helps us to provide quality feedback in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2020 by Poc Network // Tech Poc Network // Tech
I purchased the 12 TB model. Not sure why the 8 TB model is rated for more products and the 12 TB model is only listed as being for Xbox. As other buyers indicated, it is detected by Windows (as 10.9 TB) no problem. I got this product to use as a backup drive to a RAID 10 array in a Win10 PC used as a media server. What struck me about this product was that for ~$300 it was very hard to find an alternative that beat its value as a 1) large capacity, 2) great performing, and 3) convenient solution. Buying a single hard drive of 12 TB capacity isn't cheaper than this drive and I would still need some sort of enclosure to stash it in. I could have spent ~$50 less on some 10-14 TB WD My Book drive thing but that would have been roughly 1/2 the write speed of this drive (240 MB/s). And, though I could have cobbled together some secondary RAID array to use as a backup with multiple, cheaper disks, it certainly is far less convenient to maintain that than having a single thing for the backup solution. I wish I had bought one of these when it was priced at $250! UPDATE: I bought a second one of these, this time for my main PC. Modern PC cases have moved away from supporting 5.25" media drives and 3.5" HDDs. So, to open up flexibility for my next PC build, I have been trying to find a way to pull these things out of my build and connect them via USB. I found a nice OWC enclosure a couple weeks back for 4k UHD disk ripping drive. Recently, I kept trying to find some sort of drive enclosure to house HDDs and direct attach them to my PC. After spending hours looking at Orico, OWC, QNAP, etc enclosures, comparing USB speeds v. RAID support ... I remembered this product. Honestly, I couldn't come up with an easier way to get my 3.5" disks out of my PC case, have a great amount of storage, 200+ MB/s write speed, and almost zero hassle. I have no concerns about any noise issues as I doubt it will be louder than my PC fans under load.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2020 by dpt17
I wanted to update and upgrade my local backup hardware and wanted a large-capacity HDD with a good compromise of cost and speed. I like the industrial aesthetic of the WD Black series and was willing to consider a slightly higher cost for the design. I originally looked at the WD Black 8TB model, but decided to purchase the 12TB model intended for Xbox and reformat for desktop use as the most cost-effective approach. When the drive arrived, it initially would not power-up with the included power supply but after some connection troubleshooting it began working. Root cause of that problem is unclear, but the issue has not reoccured and has been working reliably for well over a month. After connecting via USB 3 hub and reformatting for use with macOS, the drive appeared on my desktop and is used primarily used for local long-term storage needs (e.g., photos, media, etc.). Read and write speeds are good for a HDD (it's not a SSD) and have been consistent in my use (initial seeding of ~3TBdata was performed manually and checked for errors). This is a shared local drive and access from other systems has also been very solid. This drive data is also backed-up to separate devices locally as well as remotely and performance has been consistently good. Very happy thus far and highly recommend if you need a large-capacity local device that does not require absolute peak read / write speeds.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021 by bozaman