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Western Digital
A 6 TB internal hard drive with a 7200 rpm spindle speed and 256 MB cache for desktop storage
The Western Digital WD Black 6 TB drive uses a 3.5-inch form factor and a SATA 600 interface to deliver 7200 rpm performance with a 256 MB buffer. It fits standard desktop and all-in-one PC bays and is supplied new.
The SATA 600 link caps sustained transfer rates at the bus maximum, so the drive cannot exceed that ceiling regardless of its spindle speed. Buyers who need higher sequential throughput should consider a different interface.
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The WD6003FZBXProduct comes in a single 6 TB capacity with 7200 rpm spindle speed and 256 MB buffer, so there is no version choice — you get that exact specification.
The SATA/600 interface supports up to 600 MB/s theoretical throughput; real-world sequential reads will be limited by the 7200 rpm platters and 256 MB cache, typically well below that ceiling.
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