Toshiba MQ01ABDxxx 2.5" MQ01ABD050 500 GB
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Inexpensive internal hard drive from the 2013 Toshiba MQ family of mobile 2.5″ HDDs. This line includes 4 models with a capacity from 160 to 500 GB, which are designed to solve the widest range of household and simple professional tasks. It is positioned as a product of the basic price category, which is focused on use in entry-level laptops, mobile HDD cases and small-sized desktop PCs.
It is a reliable solution for storing work projects files and moderate amounts of high- and ultra-high-definition multimedia content. The Toshiba MQ01ABDxxx 2.5″ MQ01ABD050 hard drive can be used as a system drive or paired with a performant SSD. Due to its small overall dimensions (thickness 9.5 mm) and compatibility with the popular SATA1/2/3 interface, it is suitable for upgrading existing mobile computers. Differs in the increased resistance to dynamic overloads in working (up to 400G for 2 ms) and off state (up to 900G for 1 ms). Due to the moderate rotation speed of magnetic plates 5400 rpm and an economical controller, it demonstrates low heat dissipation (1.5 W when reading / writing).
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I used it purely for work programs for diagnostics and selecting car parts, and maybe Photoshop and a few other heavy applications. It performed quite well. Programs opened quickly, and the browser also had pretty good performance.
Yes, it's quite noisy when it operates, noticeably louder than the laptop's cooling system. In all other aspects, everything is fine; its S.M.A.R.T. status shows as good. Would I buy it now? Of course not! Why would I? Hard drives are a thing of the past. Now only SSDs. Faster, quieter. Yes, they are more expensive than HDDs, but at least you know what you're paying for.
Overall, a normal, ultra-budget storage device that, judging by the reviews, has a fairly high chance of being defective. It seems I was lucky that mine lasted so long.