Hi [NAME],   I would agree with Diego on the WD Black drives, they aren't Enterprise drives and the server won't be able to support it, even if the firmware is updated. For servers, it is compulsory to use Enterprise drive.    Here are some Dell certified drives that is compatible with T410:      
We have a PowerEdge T410 hosting our file server in RAID 10 configuration. The raid controller is a PERC 6/i. I've confirmed we're able to hot swap the failed drive but I have concerns about the drive we ordered. The existing drives are Dell wd5003abyx-18wera0's. They're 500GB, 64MB Cache, 7200RPM, SATA II (3gb/s). We ordered a WD Black 500GB to replace the drive. All specs line up except for the fact that it's SATA III (6gb/s). Can I expect any issues throwing a SATA 3 drive into a RAID pool of SATA 2 drives? Or should it work just like any typical workstation and clock down the speed to what the buses allow?  
PowerEdge T410 RAID failure