Toshiba
Toshiba X300 Performance 6TB 3.5" 7200 RPM 512MB cache SATA internal hard drive
A 6 TB desktop drive with 7200 RPM and 512 MB cache for fast access to large game libraries and creative projects
- Massive 6 TB capacity stores huge game libraries
- 7200 RPM spindle speed cuts load times
- 512 MB cache accelerates real-time performance
- Ramp-load design reduces head wear for reliability
- Built-in shock sensors protect data from impacts
Capacity and purpose
The Toshiba X300 Performance is a 3.5-inch 6TB internal hard drive built for gaming PCs and high-end desktop workstations. It spins at 7200 RPM with a 512MB cache to deliver high-level real-time performance for large gaming libraries and graphics-intensive projects.
Upgrade path
This drive replaces slower mechanical disks or lower-capacity storage when you need more space for games and creative files without moving to solid-state media. The jump is worth it if your workload benefits from sustained throughput and massive capacity on a SATA interface.
Compatibility checks
Verify your system has a free 3.5-inch drive bay, a spare SATA data port and a matching power connector. Confirm the motherboard or controller supports the drive’s full capacity and that your operating system can initialize a volume of this size.
Highlights
- Massive 6 TB capacity stores huge game libraries
- 7200 RPM spindle speed cuts load times
- 512 MB cache accelerates real-time performance
- Ramp-load design reduces head wear for reliability
- Built-in shock sensors protect data from impacts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What size drive bay does this 3.5" hard drive require?
This drive fits a standard 3.5-inch internal drive bay in a desktop chassis or all-in-one PC.
Which cable and interface do I connect for installation?
Connect a SATA data cable to the motherboard and a SATA power cable from the power supply; the drive uses the SATA III interface.
How do the built-in shock sensors and ramp loading technology affect long-term reliability?
Shock sensors detect impacts to protect data, while ramp loading parks the recording head off the media to minimise wear during power cycles.
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