The Green Drives are basically among the slowest of hard drives.. so expect to spend extra time transferring data over.
Here is some info I found on the WD Green drives:
WD Green Pros & Cons
The WD Green HDDs have had a shaky history. In concept, WD Greens were an attempt at affordable archival storage with a variable RPM, theoretically allowing boosted speed during higher load times and an overall lower power consumption. The RPM for WD Green drives isn't advertised, but it is generally understood to rotate between 5400 – 5900 revolutions per minute.
Earlier revs of the WD Green drive exhibited failure from header disconnects and seek errors, attributed to the variable RPM. These issues have been largely resolved with the newer WD Green drives.
WD Green's primary advantages are regarded as:
Higher capacity at a more affordable price.
Lower power consumption.
Useful as cheap, archival storage.
Quieter.
Its disadvantages are:
Slower speeds that are inadvisable for primary and gaming HDD usage.
Slower wake and seek times.
Lower reliability over its life.
2-Year warranty.