Anyone know how much this would go for?

[Niall Joseph Hindmarch New]

Anyone know how much this would go for?

 

[Andy P Nguyen]

Probably $10 lol

 

[Clifton D Endicott]

Not much it's old tech an it got surpassed by more modern and slower spinning drives

 

[Jeremy Cataulin]

its nearly 6 years old. its not worth barely 10 bucks

 

[Keith Rodriguez]

Give you a shinny penny

 

[Daniel Goldy]

The best used price will be on Ebay. They are worth more than $10. Don't listen to jackasses. Go search the model on Ebay.

 

[Daniel Goldy]

I was planing on buying some of the 600gb models (WD6000HLHX) for my gaming system. The HLHX designation means they are the newer 6gb/s models with a larger cache. They are still viable 10,000 rpm 6gb/s drives. 4 of them in raid 0 will give you the same throughput as a 2 or 3 SDD in raid 0, but not the same IOPS capability as the SSD. I would still use them as a cheap alternative to SSD.

 

[Chris Clarke II]

At the most prolly $25

 

[Daniel Goldy]

The HLHX line also has a 1tb version. They go 160gb > 300gb > 450gb> 600gb > 1tb.

 

[Jamie W. Stevens]

02

 

[Jamie W. Stevens]

20*

 

[Jay Griffiths]

Maybe 20

 

[Orion Holt Jacoby]

Maybe 20 provided it has a totally clean smart report

 

[Madison Cline]

Nothing lol

 

[Geoff Vladier]

They are SELLING on ebay for around 15-$35 USD. Your average end user probably wouldn't pay more than $20 for it. Also take into account the amount of running hours and power on count.

 

[Vito De Decker]

The cost it takes to ship it

 

[Zeb Shrader]

A used 300GB Velociraptor? Maybe $20 if it's in good shape & good working order. They were great back in their day but with the sataSSD's out now they're almost pointless.

 

[Daniel Goldy]

with the cradle they are going for about $30 give or take.

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[Chris Langridge]

£1

 

[Jay Tobay]

a snickers