A few weeks ago, I went to eat with a bunch of people after church. As we approached the restaurant, one of my friends decided to open and hold the door to let me in first -- so I did. As I walked through the door, I heard my other friends say, in a not very subtle manner, "What a douche!" Why would they make such a comment? Well, the person who held the door open for me was a girl. But before you dismiss me as some misogynist man living in the wrong era and continent (This is 2015 North America, after all), let me give you a bit of context. I am the kind of guy who normally holds the door for everybody, male or female, every day of the week. I also agree it is pretty weird -- and "douchey", so to say -- when a girl opens a door for a guy, but this is a bit of a special case. There has been a long running joke between us about how she always like to open doors, and because she does it every time we are together, I eventually gave up, and just let her do her thing. What we can see here is, despite the fact some people say chivalry is dead nowadays in Western culture for whatever reason, many of us still share some common values and social protocols when it comes to things like these. I do not believe this is too different when compared to the results of the SSD revolution that began near the end of the last decade. The role of a hard drive switched from being the primary storage medium in your computer to a complementary component that works in the presence with a solid state drive; where the SSD is used to store your operating system and programs, and the HDD is used to store large files and folders. Does this mean performance HDDs are irrelevant nowadays? I do not think so, and neither does Western Digital. Equipped with a dual core processor and 128MB of cache, the Black WD6001FZWX 6TB aims to be at the forefront of speed and reliability for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Just like how we do not normally expect girls to open doors for guys, the purpose of this product is not to be your boot drive, but rather to give you a bathtub of capacity to store your entire library of videos and photos without slowing down your workflow. Will it live up to our expectations? Read on to find out!