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Western Digital
A 160 GB 3.5 inch SATA drive with 8 MB cache for surveillance recording
This Western Digital Caviar drive provides 160GB of storage on a 3.5 inch form factor with a SATA 3.0Gb/s interface and 8MB cache. It is supplied as a bare drive in new condition for use inside surveillance recording equipment. The mechanical design suits continuous write workloads typical of security camera systems.
Buyers who need higher capacities for longer retention or multiple high-resolution streams should look at larger drives. Systems that require faster interfaces or solid-state reliability will not be served by this mechanical SATA unit.
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This model is offered only in a 160GB capacity, so there is no larger version of the same drive to select.
The 3.0Gb/s SATA interface sets the maximum link speed between the drive and the recorder; sustained write speeds will be lower and depend on the drive's internal mechanics and the DVR's controller.
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