WD Western Digital 10TB WD_Black Performance Internal Hard Drive HDD - 7200 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, 512 MB Cache, 3.5" - WD102FZBX
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Capacity
- 10TB
- Model
- WD102FZBX-SPCCNA0
- Storage
- 10000 GB
- Weight
- 1.5 lb
- Color
- Black
- Hard Disk Interface
- Serial ATA-600
- Warranty
- 5 year limited warranty
- Works with
- Desktop, PC System
Features 4
- Desktop performance gaming hard drive
- Performance storage available in up to 10TB (1) capacities | (1) 1TB = 1 trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less depending on operating environment.
- Designed for gamers, system builders, and creative professionals.
- Western Digitals StableTrac and Dynamic Cache Technology increase reliability and optimize performance
Description
With capacities up to 10TB (1), WD_BLACK Gaming Hard Drives let you download the latest AAA titles while also keeping your ever-growing catalog of classics and favorites ready to play. Don't compromise on your game collection. Store more and game more with WD_BLACK.
Specs 32
| Digital Storage Capacity | 10000 GB |
|---|---|
| Hard Disk Interface | Serial ATA-600 |
| Connectivity Technology | SATA |
| Brand | Western Digital |
| Special Feature | Gaming |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 3.5 inches |
| Hard Disk Description | Mechanical Hard Disk |
| Installation Type | Internal Hard Drive |
| Color | Black |
| Additional Features | Gaming |
| Hard Disk Rotational Speed | 7200 rpm |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Cache Memory Installed Size | 512 |
| Data Transfer Rate | 267 megabytes_per_second |
| Form Factor | 3.5-inch |
| Hard Disk Average Latency | 4.2 milliseconds |
| Hardware Connectivity | SATA 6.0 Gb/s |
| Hardware Platform | WD |
| Hard-Drive Size | 10 TB |
| Item Weight | 1.5 pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 9"L x 6"W x 3"Th |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Model Number | WD102FZBX-SPCCNA0 |
| Built-In Media | Internal Hard Drive |
| Model Name | WD_BLACK |
| Manufacturer | Western Digital Technologies, Inc. |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 68 |
| UPC | 718037901268 |
| Mfr Part Number | WD102FZBX-SPCCNA0 |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Praise be WD
Capacity: 8TB
Oh western digital, can you do me wrong? The answer is no, I got this to beef up my gaming set up, easy to put in just like any other hard drive attached to say to cable and screw it in, it has a nice logo on the front doesn't get too hot, reads and writes very quickly, and overall I think will last a very long time
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by Lucas Mullins
10 TB Working as Expected
Capacity: 10TB
If you are like me, you read the reviews, focusing on the negatives. If you are like me, you also realize the reviews are negatively biased because people that have bad drives/mobos/tech will be far more motivated to leave a negative review. If you are like me, you also seek out published hard drive failure rates, because it absolutely does happen. Blazeback publishes such a report, and while I know well that HGST is the best, WD is what I've been using since 500 MB Quantum drives around the turn of the century. Yup, drives fail, and I had a WD Blue laptop drive die suddenly, like I was doing an emergency clone via Ubuntu it and it was getting worse with every block. I lost a year's worth of files back in 2015 due to that. That said, I've been using the WD Black series exclusively for about 12 years now and all my drives are still running. I check the SMART data occasionally to what for signs of impending failure. The Black series has treated me well, no catastrophic failures. I also have been hesitant to get the larger size drives, but finally got a 10 TB this time. Currently, as I do not blindly trust it, I've got it externally mounted and am using it as a backup device, until it's been on for a couple months. What I can say is that no issues so far, but certainly will update if there are. In terms of noise, there is some head noise that randomly occurs. Sometimes, I've heard it ticking away while the computer is idle. I'm pretty sure this is the Windows indexing reading the drive, and the drive health system that automatically defrags the drive in idle periods. This head ticking is audible greater than my drives with less capacity. It almost sounds like a drive from 2000 in terms of volume. Disabling indexing on the drive should remedy some of this. The heat is warm to the touch (I have the drive laying out in the open with no fans on it, similar to the early 1 TB drives before they remade them with less platters. (My early 1 TB cooks, while later versions are cool to the touch.)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Exit
A reliable beast for creatives
Capacity: 8TB
I've been using this hard drive for several weeks now, and it has truly exceeded my expectations. If you work with large files like video projects, renders, or game libraries, this hard drive is an excellent investment. Loading and transfer times are fast for an HDD, and the 256MB cache makes a huge difference when moving large folders. It's a SATA drive, so don't expect the speed of an SSD, but within its category, it performs very well. I have it mounted in a tower for video editing and storing old projects, and so far, I've had zero annoying noises or overheating. It stays cool and stable. Something to keep in mind: this model is more expensive than a regular hard drive, but it's clearly built to last. If your workflow is demanding or you want a robust drive for your game or media library, the price is justifiable.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Jean
This is a "better" quality, very fast Western Digital drive that works with eSata or USB 3.0 in an external docking station.
Capacity: 2TB
Western Digital hard drives are my choice when I pick a new hard drive. I used to live near their California HQ and was a former head of a large PC user group and learned WD has good quality. This drive is more expensive than others because i researched which one was good for handling heavy graphic read and write's when using video editing software and the file was on an external drive. This is a SATA drive and runs the faster 7200 RPM with a large cache. You have to either install this an internal drive, or buy an external drive case for this, with cables, etc. This is a do it yourself product and not for novice users. This drive is NOT a consumer product. You have to go to the website to get the instructions on how to format this drive, etc. That is what they mean by Bulk/OEM labels - it lacks any extras included with consumer hard drives in a box. You have to order the cables you need, and download the configuration software from the WD website, which is fairly easy to do. If you don't want to configure a drive like this, find a consumer external drive with the CD, cable, etc. and buy it instead. You need to know if your PC will handle large partitions, ie. 2 TB, or you have to format it with several partitions due to older operating systems. I did not buy a separate external drive box, but bought an Anker external open case with power supply and capability to connect to both USB 3.0 AND eSata connections. I did that because using the eSata port on my old laptop was much faster than 2.0 USB. But, I can move the box and drive to my desktop which has a USB 3.0 add in card. Both eSata and USB 3.0 are much faster transfer speeds than USB 2.0 and this drive can handle it. I have included pictures of the drive working fine in the Anker case so you can see both in use. Note: Hard drives have standard connections to the case or internal slot for power and data transfer. The ability to provide USB 3.0 or eSata connections is built into the case, not the hard drive. Both USB 2.0 and eSata require special cables, so don't forget to get them if you do this. In my case, since I used the external "open" Anker docking station, I didn't need cables. I just slid the drive into the docking slot and the connection for data and power was made. The Anker unit also has an on off switch. Of course, if you use this drive internally in your system, that is a different process and involves other tasks if you make it your primary drive with an operating system. I did not do that, so mine is used primarily for a video data file drive and has not been setup with booting capability. You can't go wrong with Western Digital. (Unless they sell out to someone,then watch what changes in quality). You can get this drive in 1 TB, 2 TB or 3 TB versions. I got the 2 TB version and it cost about 30% more than WD drives with lower speeds and features.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2014 by Vance Jochim
Delivery questionable drive good
Capacity: 8TB
Wd is always good delivery packaging is a concern I read lots of reviews of bad drives I belive the factor is not wd but amazon A hard drive is a delicate computer component. I chose to have it packaged to hide it from porch pirates and they used an envelope so if it’s dropped at the door damaged might happen fell in the delivery truck damage might happen . Much better packaging needs to happen The drive itself box was not dented because it was handed over not dropped at door . . Install was easy no issues Read and set up easily no issues will buy we again but might use pick up instead of home delivery
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Louis Fielder
WD black is the only way to go
Capacity: 2TB
I've had a lot of hard drives over the years, but the reliability in performance of Western digital black drives stands above the rest. Yes you can spend less money on a drive the same size, but sometimes you get what you pay for. When you get a Western digital black you get a longer warranty and faster speeds. These drives are fast, quiet, and reliable. I bought this to replace a failed Western digital black 2 terabyte drive of the same model, that was part of a raid array. Mind you, when I say that that drive failed, it did so honorably after 9.27 years of uptime in computers that were left running 24/7. I still have three more identical drives that are the same age, and still working fine. That's well beyond the 5-year warranty. I say computers, with a plural, because when I upgraded to a new computer I continued to use my old, and still functioning WD black hard drives. So with any luck, this new drive will last as long as the old one did, or more. I don't have any heat issues with these, but then again I have a high air flow case, and the drives are installed with fans blowing over them. I did try it one point mounting several drives very close together and and enclosed space, and I did run into heat issues. As long as you have reasonable air flow and you don't pack them too close together, they're not going to get too hot. I know in this day and age still using hard drives is kind of antiquated, but depending on what you use them for and how you use them, they can still have some benefits. I use these in a raid configuration consisting of five identical drives that contain a raid 0 array and a raid 5 array. This way I have the benefit of speed over data protection for one volume, and the benefit of data protection over speed for the other.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024 by Darkraiven!
AVOID AT ALL COSTS
Capacity: 8TB
UPDATE #3: PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND NOT PURCHASE THIS DRIVE. It has been three months and I still don't have a working drive. See Update #2 below about "PRIME INVENTORY." On March 18th, they sent an email saying that they would notify me when my replacement drive was ready for delivery. Today, April 20, I still don't have it. This should be deemed a deceptive trade practice. Seriously . . . STAY AWAY FROM WESTERN DIGITAL. They are not the same company we grew up with. At this point, I feel like they are doing everything in their power to make me go away, effectively stealing (by neglect) my $250. I feel like posting all the emails, just to prove this is not the rant of some lunatic. They are that bad. (UPDATE #3A: Literally on chat with WD Customer Service right now and here's a quote: "Now , as a token of apology WD team have created another Advance RMA - XXXXXXXX on 04/19/2025 under which we will be shipping our Prime drive first to you." Notice the term "Prime drive." What a horrible disregard for their customers. ORIGINAL REVIEW:I purchased this in November 2024, but did not install it until January, 2025. When I did, it did not work. Recognized as 0MB and would not initialize. Tried three different computers and three operating systems (W11, W10, and Linux). Too late to return to Amazon, so I dealt with WD's awful customer service and it took almost two weeks to get a replacement. When I got it, it, too, didn't work--tried again on three different computers and operating systems--my brand new Dell would not allow me to initialize the drive. Still haven't heard back from WD customer service--it's been five days. In the meantime, I purchased two Toshiba drives, and both of them are working flawlessly and were initialized immediately. I'm done with WD. I can accept a defective product, but I cannot accept their horribly broken customer service channel. I will never buy from WD again. UPDATE 1: Wrote them on Feb 28, 2025. As of 5 p.m. on March 6, still have not heard from them. Wrote again, today. UPDATE 2: WD says I have to return the first defective drive before they can send me the THIRD drive (at which time I will have to return the second defective drive). Oddly enough, WD said "Now, to resolve this issue, I will help you with an another replacement drive but this time I'll make sure that the drive will be provided to you via the prime inventory." Prime inventory? That sounds like a rather poor trade practice if they have different classes of inventory for ostensibly the same product. Have they been shipping "non-prime" inventory? What a joke. So far, this has consumed two months of my life. I wonder if they are thinking that if they make it just hard enough to deal with them, then I'll just say to heck with it and eat the $200+ I spent on this stupid drive. Really: shame on Western Digital.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025 by TIM
Huge storage upgrade
Capacity: 10TB
Bought this as a storage drive inside my PC and having 10TB of internal storage is awesome! It's fast, it was easy to connect and it adds a ton of storage for my photos. One possible downside is that when the disk is being accessed, it can be a little noisy. Maybe I'm just used to SSDs?
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025 by mLo68