Testseek.co.uk have collected 20 expert reviews of the Western Digital Raptor X SATA150 WD-AHFD Series and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital Raptor X SATA150 WD-AHFD Series.
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Abstract: Definitely the fastest desktop hard disk, but pricey at £207. The non-window Raptor 150 will save you £40 if your case wont let you watch the fascinating workings Western Digital released the first Raptor in 2003, classing it as enterprise-level stor...
Abstract: Western Digitals Raptor X is very fast - but you have to pay for all that extra speed. Like most new hard drives, this Raptor drive connects to your PCs motherboard via a Serial ATA (SATA) socket. When it first appeared in 2003, SATA looked as if i...
Western Digital has by far the fastest desktop hard drive on offer, although you have to do a trade-off in storage capacity to gain the performance. The Raptor X is for the enthusiast, but the Raptor WD1500 is likely to be an attractive option for any...
Abstract: Almost three years ago, Western Digitals WD360 Raptor drive first saw the light of day, and was greeted with cautious optimism. It was meant to be a cost effective alternative for expensive SCSI enterprise-class hard drives, but would it succeed? WD...
Abstract: When we last looked at SSDs in June it was clear that they had reached a place where there were three main controller manufacturers; Intel, Indilinx and Samsung...
Western Digital had to do something radical to make the Raptor king of S-ATA disks again, and the company has delivered. However, the Raptor X cant compete with 7,200rpm disks on price. At £1.75 per GB, its expensive, even compared with 500GB disks. ...
Abstract: Western Digital may officially list the Raptor X as an enterprise-class hard drive for use in servers and such like applications but we all know better. The inclusion of a clear, see-through window in the top plate marks it strictly as a hard drive fo....
Abstract: Video Review: The Western Digital Raptor X 150GB Hard Drive performs very well in a single drive configuration, but even better in a RAID0 configuration. This is really no surprise to me because I've own all the Western Digital Raptor series drives and they were stable, reliable and fast. None of these drives have ever failed. The Western Digital Raptor X 150GB Hard Drive is a perfect drive to have if you are a serious gamer or into hard drive intensive applications like video editing. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
Abstract: Western Digital alleviate the storage bottleneck with the 150GB WD1500AFHD RaptorX, a serial ATA hard drive with a clear window into its inner workings.
Both the Raptor X and the standard Raptor 150 GB are welcome upgrades from the Rapot 74 GB model we had grown so attached to. By doubling the capacity on the drives Western Digital made using the Raptor drives as a system drive even more inviting for...
