Best Format For Gaming Computer Hdd

[2 TB] It's good, did what is supposed to. I replaced an old hdd to use for a work computer.

[12.83 lb] Best desktop computer I had yet

[65 G / 2.0 ms] Works in the NAS as it should but you have to do one step before you can add it to the RAID. You need to remove all other HDD to format it, in the WD My Cloud EX4100, unless you have a stand alone setup to do so. Once formatted, you're just a few button clicks away from getting it setup on you RAID. Our last HDD was the same brand and size that lasted about 7 years at a usage rate of nearly 50 hours a week.

[9.6 VA] Best of the Best!!! 3D, Upconversion, legasy format playback, control. Hands down it is the BEST VTR in the industry.

[Powered Blower] I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

[12 VDC at 1.8 A] I needed a big HDD for my video editing build in a gaming PC platform and this was just the ticket. I was concerned about shipping, packaging etc because of others' reviews, but it came in a box with molded plastic end pieces holding it away from the sides securely. No complaints! The drive rarely makes noise that can be heard over my cooling fans, and when it does, it's just normal HDD sounds I've heard all PCs make in the past.

I needed a big HDD for my video editing build in a gaming PC platform and this was just the ticket. I was concerned about shipping, packaging etc because of others' reviews, but it came in a box with molded plastic end pieces holding it away from the sides securely. No complaints! The drive rarely makes noise that can be heard over my cooling fans, and when it does, it's just normal HDD sounds I've heard all PCs make in the past.

[16 GB] Best gpu for gaming and productivity and good price

[500 GB] Great improvement for any computer using either a 1TB 3.5 HDD or 2.5 HDD or smaller capacity.

[Low Profile] This card has it's own bios that boots when you boot the computer. I have 2 sets of HDD's configured as RAID 1 (mirrored). Great for secure storage. If the computer fails, it should not affect the data. If you blow a HDD, you can replace it and the array will rebuild itself. You can take the entire assembly and move it to another computer without data loss. It integrates itself for drive configuration as if it were plugged into the SATA bus. One caution....Make sure you purchase RocketRAID and not just a RAID card. The RAID card doesn't have the spin down function.