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Toshiba X300 4TB Performance & Gaming 3.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive - CMR SATA 6.0 GB/s 7200 RPM 128 MB Cache - HDWE140XZSTA

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Capacity: 4 TB


Style: 128 MB


Features

  • Designed for gaming PC and high-end desktop workstations
  • High Performance with 7200 RPM and large cache size
  • Massive capacity to accommodate large gaming libraries
  • Toshiba's cache technology to deliver high-level performance in real time
  • Ramp loading and drive stabilization technologies for reliability
  • Includes Toshiba 2 year limited warranty

Description

The Toshiba X300 Performance Internal Hard Drive is designed for professional systems, home media computers, and gaming PCs. The X300 Hard Drive offers 7200 RPM, large cache size, and Toshiba Cache Technology to take your gaming to the next level along with massive capacity to store your growing gaming library. Plus, the X300 comes with data protection and drive stabilization technologies to help mitigate vibrations and improve tracking accuracy all of which means more reliability than ever for backing up your digital content. Put the extreme performance, capacity, and reliability of the Toshiba X300 Performance Internal Hard Drive behind your game and graphics intensive projects. [Note]: (1) One Terabyte (1TB) means 10{12] = 1,000,000,000,000 bytes using powers of 10. Actual formatted storage capacity may vary. For details, please visit Toshiba's Consumer HDD website. (2) Compatibility may vary depending on user’s hardware configuration & operating system. (3) Product specifications, colors, configurations and components are subject to change without notice. (4) "2.5-inch" & "3.5-inch" mean the form factor of HDDs. They do not indicate drive's physical size. (5) For "Drive Bays Supported", please contact your Solutions Provider as compatibility with host device will vary based on the system. (6) Workload is a measure of the data throughput of the year, and it is defined as the amount of data written, read or verified by commands from the host system. (7) MTTF (Mean Time to Failure) is not a guarantee or estimate of product life; it is a statistical value related to mean failure rates for a large number of products which may not accurately reflect actual operation. Actual operating life of the product may be different from the MTTF. (8) Read and write speed may vary depending on the host device, read and write conditions, and file size. (9) Drive life may vary depending on usage and workload. (10) Standard limited warranty terms apply. The warranty brochure can be viewed at Toshiba's Consumer HDD website.


Hard Drive: ‎4 TB Mechanical Hard Disk


Number of USB 2.0 Ports: ‎1


Brand: ‎Toshiba


Series: ‎Toshiba X300


Item model number: ‎HDWE140XZSTA


Hardware Platform: ‎PC; Mac


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎5.79 x 4 x 1.03 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎5.79 x 4 x 1.03 inches


Flash Memory Size: ‎4000


Hard Drive Interface: ‎Serial ATA


Hard Drive Rotational Speed: ‎7200 RPM


Manufacturer: ‎Toshiba America Information Systems


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎August 26, 2015


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    • Toshiba will not stand by its warranty
Capacity: 4 TB Style: 128 MB
I installed the drive and everything was working well. About a year after usage, I was having issues with data corruption. While removing the drive, the plastic covering the SATA data pins came off making the drive difficult to use. The SATA data connector was put on and removed just as any other drive and was not forcibly removed. The plastic broke unnecessarily easy due to poor crafstmanship. Defects can and do happen. That is understandable. I submitted the drive for RMA through Toshiba's website and stated the defect. I mailed the drive at my expense, and was told after it arrived that Toshiba will not accept the drive due to the broken plastic. I let the receiving person know that the broken connector was the reason for the claim to which he stated warranty return is for dead drives only. Toshiba does not stand by it's own products and does not care about it's quality or it's customers. I will not be buying another Toshiba product again let alone another Toshiba hard drive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2018 by Matt S
    • Multiple Drive Failure in EIGHT MONTHS
Capacity: 6 TB Style: 128 MB
Review Image by Gerald Howell Gerald Howell
I purchased two of these drives in March or 2018, by October they were failing. I used one as a library of my important files and the second was a backup of the first. I did not set up as raid, I simply made a copy of the drive once a month. So, while one drive was used constantly, the other was only written to eight times!!!! Yes, I wrote a lot of information, but these drives should not fail in less than one year, but both failed within one month of each other. The used one started making a loud clicking noise all the time. I imediately backed it up to the second one, and ordered replacements. The first drive failed while I waited for the replacement drives. As soon as the replacement drives showed up I copied the files from the backup drive, and then attempted to format the backup and use it for movie storage only. I copied all my movie files to it, but when it was done, only about half the files existed on the reformatted drive. I tried twice more to copy files to it, but it failed to have the files after completion yet there was no error report of files failing to transfer. So, I did a low level format (complete) but it failed to complete the formatting. I attempted it multiple times and it still failed. I contacted Toshiba support via their website. I got no response. I tried again, still no reply about my failing hard drives, so I called, I was told I would need to send photos of the drives before I could get an RMA#. They emailed me the required information form, I sent the photos and the requested information and waited, and waited, and waited, after a week of no confirmation and no RMA#, I called and spoke to someone who stated that they could see my emails, as they go to a pool of technicians, but there was no response, I started getting upset as the person on the line acted like it was no big deal, and it wasn't his job anyway, and he hung up on me. He did send me an email with the RMA numbers, so I shipped the drives off, insured through USPS. The day USPS stated that the drives had arrived, I tried looking up the RMA numbers on their website. The first one showed not received yet, and the second showed invalid. There was no second RMA number matching mine. I emailed the person who had sent the RMA numbers and asked if he could look into why the second one was coming up invalid when they hadn't even received the drives yet. I, of course, GOT NO RESPONSE. Then I get an email from the technician telling me that the drive with the invalid RMA number was received damaged. They kindly offered to destroy the drive, without replacement, and they sent a photo of the damage, (See Photo) claiming it arrived that way, on the RMA that was invalid. I replied that I had photos of the drives (Per their request) and that because of the way they had handled it so far, I had insured the drives, so if it was broken, I needed it returned as such, they did not respond. The next day I get another email from the same tech telling me that the drive was broken and did I want Toshiba to destroy it or send it back, I replied to his email, included some verbal admonishments as to his ability to read, and again, got no response. The next day I again get an email telling me the drive is damaged, and … I called and asked to speak to the idiot. He was unavailable, but would call me back. He did so and in the conversation he admitted he had received my emails, but that I had not requested that the drives be returned, but his supervisor had told him that they couldn't actually return my drive. WOW!!!! I forwarded him my prior emails, along with highlighting on the part where I requested the drives be returned, the first line of the first email I sent him, and well down in the text of the second one and I asked to speak to a supervisor, he stated they were all gone for the weekend, and unavailable. I asked him to have them call me on Monday, of course they did not. I then went online and looked up every possible email for anyone at Toshiba.com, including from their website and I forwarded the entire conversation, situation and emails I had sent and received, including one which had all my requests for returning the drive as responses from the technician, proving he had received my requests, multiple times, and he replied multiple times. Again, I heard nothing from anyone at Toshiba. I gave it a week and finally received an email that they were returning my drive. I received it today, and it is broken as they claimed, but it was not broken before I sent it and the break is fresh. Also, how does the breaking of a piece of plastic cause a drive to start making loud clicking noise, it was the main drive they claimed was broken. The drive was installed ONCE, and uninstalled ONCE. I am a programmer from the 1970's and have built hundreds of computers. There is no way I missed a broken harness guide installing it or removing it. All this over a $160 drive that should have lasted two years minimum (Actual Warranty). The fact that both failed in less than a year, and one failed after only being written to eight times, and never read from until replacement!!!! I may have simply been unlucky enough to get two bad drives at once, but, Toshiba's handling of the entire process has turned me off of ever purchasing their products again, and I have always told people to buy their products because they were reliable. NEVER AGAIN. TOSHIBA SUCKS FOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT. These drives are obviously a problem or they wouldn't have worked so hard to not have to replace another one. I have purchase at least $3000 worth of Toshiba products in 2018. I have been using their products, happily for over twenty years, and truly this is the FIRST time I have had to contact them about one of their products failing outright. But, I will not deal with their support people ever again, which means I will never purchase one of their products again, even though they have a 95% dependability history with me. I do not want to have to jump through such loops again. No more Toshiba TVs, I have 3, no more Toshiba Laptops, Bought One in October for my Great-Great-Niece. I have always bought Toshiba's for my Daughter who is now 25 and buys her own stuff. No more Toshiba hard drives, I purchased no less than five on Amazon in 2018. NEVER AGAIN!!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2019 by Gerald Howell Gerald Howell
    • Hard Drive failured in less than 2 months and toshiba has bad RMA policies.
Capacity: 4 TB Style: 128 MB
Review Image by Tech Reviews Unlimited Tech Reviews Unlimited
I will never purchase from toshiba again if I can help it. I purchased the X300 4TB and it initially seemed to work. However in less than 2 months it started to perform very slow, and eventually had reading and writing issues. It eventually degraded to complete failure. After much troubleshooting it turns out the hard drive has many bad sectors. Next came the RMA process, which I am currently still struggling with. Initially after using Toshiba's surprisingly not user friendly website, I started the RMA. They told me they will sent me a replacement hard drive and that I have 10 days upon receiving it to send back the defective one or I would be billed. Sounded fair to me, and that gave me time to attempt to clone the old hard drive to maybe save some data. However the next day their tech support, someone named Joshua Chancellor, sends me a weirdly cryptic email about how they need proof of purchase, and how I have to send the defective hard drive in first because it's a retail drive. This actually took a couple email exchanges to make that clear due to some poor communication. Also. They wont send me a new hard drive, they will just send me a Visa card, and only after I send back the defective drive for inspection. Furthermore, I have to pay for and handle the shipping myself, and if I want to clone the drive then I have to buy a new one myself first. I get Joshua doesn't make these policies, though he was poor at communicating all this. Toshiba has very poor customer service and bad policies. This now will in the end cost me money to clone the hard drive and ship it when it was their fault that the product is defective. Now I have to find a way to attempt to recover my data before I ship it out. My best advise, don't buy this hard drive, and avoid toshiba since it you get a defective product it will cost you in the end. I will certainly not buy from toshiba again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018 by Tech Reviews Unlimited Tech Reviews Unlimited
    • Failed within a month
Capacity: 4 TB Style: 128 MB
Was initially pleased with capacity and size of drive, but after a month of use the drive utterly failed. Contacted Toshiba to complete a warranty claim and they told me that it was user error and I have not heard back from them in 2 weeks. UPDATE: I am removing a star because of the incredibly poor service from Toshiba to file a warranty claim. I have not heard back from them. Amazon answered me immediately and offered a refund. I do NOT recommend this drive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2017 by Connor
    • Lots of errors on all three of these drives
Capacity: 6 TB Style: 128 MB
After 3 months with three of these drives, each of them has had 10s to 100s of bad sectors. I'm using ZFS, so I catch all drive errors. It's been a while since ZFS simply can't recover a file. I'm always grateful for backups - but not for these disks
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2017 by A. Meyer

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