Knox Gear KN-GC02 39" Hard Shell Guitar Case Gold Hardware
- Guitar Bag
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A replacement shell for a 2 TB, 7200 rpm hard drive with 64 MB cache
This replacement shell is designed for a 2 TB enterprise-class hard disk that spins at 7200 rpm and carries a 64 MB cache. The accessory is supplied new and includes the customised housing required to protect the drive mechanism during installation or transport. It matches the original manufacturer highlights for the WD2000FYYZ model.
Buyers who need to swap a cracked or worn housing on the specified 2 TB unit will find this shell a direct fit. It is not intended for drives of other capacities, spindle speeds or cache sizes, nor for anyone looking for a complete drive assembly or a different form factor.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The drive is a standard 3.5-inch form factor spinning at 7200 rpm, so it fits any desktop bay designed for that size and screw pattern.
Run the manufacturer's diagnostic tool or check the drive properties in your operating system; both will report the 64 MB cache size.
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