 Well, I'm at it again, up to my old tricks. I am unboxing an OEM hard drive, but I have a good reason for it this time. I promise you I do. So I'm gonna zoom in and tell you a little bit about this particular drive. First of all, it is a Western Digital one terabyte drive, and you know, I can see you right now saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, back up. We've seen this before, but no, this is something new. Okay, so I'm gonna zoom back in, give you a closer look. Okay, so this is part of their Black series, and I know you've seen this before, but the special thing about this particular drive is that it is SATA 3 or SATA 6 gigabit per second compatible. So that means that if you have one of the newer boards, particularly ASUS and Gigabyte have released a lot of SATA 3 ready boards, then you can actually hook this up to your SATA 3 controller. Now, whether or not you're gonna see a huge performance impact versus the older Western Digital one terabyte black drives is not as clear, but you should see higher burst speeds, okay, and you will also be able to run it on that controller. Now, something else that they've added with this particular drive is that it has a 64 meg cache. Now, I'm not sure if you're gonna be able to read that, but right about there it says it has a 64 meg cache, and most of the other blacks have a 32 meg cache. So I have unbagged this drive. I'm going to dump out the Do Not Eat, Do Not Eat this, wow, it's even in a bunch of different languages on this one. That's very health conscious of Western Digital to take care of that. Okay, so why don't we start with the front of the drive? This is the front of the drive. This is a standard three and a half inch OEM drive. It doesn't include any mounting screws or cables, but what it does have is holes to put mounting screws. So you can put one, two, three here, one, two, three here, and that is how you will mount the drive, or you can mount it with one, two, three, four at the bottom. At the back of the drive, you will find, seems my cats want to help me unbox here. Look, do you like this? Yeah, it's a hard drive. Okay, why don't you go on the floor? Thank you. Okay, so at the back you will find, and I would normally say SATA power and SATA two data, but today I will say SATA three data. So there you go. That is the biggest difference between this and every other one terabyte drive released by Western Digital to date. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of the WD-1 terabyte black.