Is the drive 5400 or 7000 rpm? What is the cache? 64/128? null

Most USB power portable HDD are only 5400 RPM and usually come with 16MB Cache which would include this model.

Dan's answer IS WRONG! According to WD Based on the model number and most everyone knows when it says "Black" it is fast. If you CONNECT WITH USB 3 it will be fast. I use this for GoPro files and can play video from this drive. Look at the model number are where 50BBK is. That is 5TB and B, B, K, are the numbers you need to pay attention to. After the - is for WD. WD - Easystore 5TB External USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive - Black Model# WDBAJP0050BBK-WESN B GB/2.5-inch B Enterprise/WD RE drive families (3-platter) K 7200 RPM with 16 MB cache Model Number Suffix The model number suffix (characters to the right of the dash following the model number) is only for in-house use.

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Most USB power portable HDD are only 5400 RPM and usually come with 16MB Cache which would include this model.
Answered by Koni 6 years ago
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Dan's answer IS WRONG! According to WD Based on the model number and most everyone knows when it says "Black" it is fast. If you CONNECT WITH USB 3 it will be fast. I use this for GoPro files and can play video from this drive. Look at the model number are where 50BBK is. That is 5TB and B, B, K, are the numbers you need to pay attention to. After the - is for WD. WD - Easystore 5TB External USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive - Black Model# WDBAJP0050BBK-WESN B GB/2.5-inch B Enterprise/WD RE drive families (3-platter) K 7200 RPM with 16 MB cache Model Number Suffix The model number suffix (characters to the right of the dash following the model number) is only for in-house use.
Answered by GeneVR 5 years ago
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