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Hitachi - Ultrastar 1 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive

( 3.8 Average / 19 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Hitachi

Model

A7K1000-1000

Part #

HUA721010KLA330

Capacity

1 TB

Interface

SATA 3 Gb/s

Cache

32 MB

RPM

7200

Form Factor

3.5"

GB/$1.00

9.90

Price/GB

$0.101

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Prices

Merchant Base Promo Shipping Tax Availability Total
Newegg Canada Marketplace $101.00 $101.00+

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Reviews

CasualDansGamer 14 points 42 months ago
from completed build Black and Yellow....and Red....and White...etc

Your standard SSD / HD combo

Sirpz 9 points 38 months ago
from completed build Sub $400 Budget Gaming Build - Romulus - (My First Build)

Don't buy it. it's done its job for this long, but thats probably a record, it makes horrendous grinding noises often, the only perk is it was cheap.

IsseiGremory 2 points 36 months ago
from completed build Funny's Heater

Mass storage, works like a charm, does make noise some times

Reichertg13 16 points 19 months ago
from completed build Lil Bro's Bday Build

Cheap 1TB HDD like most others these days. No real speed difference compared to any other HDD that I've noticed.

mined_diamond02 9 points 14 months ago
from completed build My brother joined us PC-freaks this Christmas!

At least it's 1TB in size... nothing more to say... it's not the fastest, not the quietest and only has SATA-II.

Herbert181 4 points 9 months ago
from completed build My New Budget Build (soon to be budget gaming build)

I wouldn't recommend this hard drive. The stock is very old from 2008. The noise was getting unbearable and I used crystal disk info to turn AAM settings all the way down. The drive now has better sound but the start up time is very slow.

dann20201 7 points 5 months ago
from completed build Shep Glass [ARGB Mini-ITX Gaming Build] CoolerMaster-Oriented

I forgot where I got it from but I just use it for Shadowplay recordings for my YouTube videos.