Western Digital Caviar SE16 750GB Hard Drive Review

August 1st 2007 | Storage

Nowadays anything short of 100GB is problematic and anyone who uses a PC on a regular basis for more than just word processing will quickly run out of room. Western Digital has answered the call with their largest drive to date: the 750GB, 16MB cache Caviar SE16. Only Hitachi has a larger hard drive, debuting at 1TB.

..Western Digital first got it right with their original SE series of drives with 8MB caches. The 7500AAKS, part of the SE16 series, takes things up another notch. 750GB, 16MB cache, and great performance all for less than a buck per 3GB make this drive deserving of our Editor’s Choice Award.

Mikhailtech

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Western Digital Caviar SE16 750GB Hard Drive Review
Published in: Storage on 2007-08-01