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do yourself a favor remove the damn drive from the enclosure and use it internally.
WD has screwed so many user with their usb bridges that die and leave the user stuck unit they purchase another interface board from ebay.
I have to agree, some of these interface boards also have encryption built in.
If that board goes, you pull the drive and place it in a computer, it will not read the data due to the encryption.
These usually contain green or blue drives.
When I picked up my WD Element 2TB at target 2-3 years back on BF about 25% of then were black drives, the rest green.Cannot be blue drives, as there is no Blue larger than 1TB. Has to be Green or black, but I highly doubt they'd shove in a 4tb black at even the MSRP, so most likely green.
When I picked up my WD Element 2TB at target 2-3 years back on BF about 25% of then were black drives, the rest green.
do yourself a favor remove the damn drive from the enclosure and use it internally.
WD has screwed so many user with their usb bridges that die and leave the user stuck unit they purchase another interface board from ebay.
YesDoes this lose warranty if you remove it from the enclosure?
I got mine. It's got a WD40EZRX (Green) drive FWIW.
All of my "first gen" green drives died in a matter of months, I have a two "gen2" green drives and they have been running for over 2yrs.The best thing about the green drives is their very quiet. Seem to have a high failure rate after 2 years by reviews, mine is at 3 and still working (knock on wood)