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WD red 10tb Hard drive: $ 230 At Newegg. $230
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Newegg: WD red 10tb NAS HDD: $ 230
WD Red 10TB NAS Hard Disk Drive - 5400 RPM Class SATA 6Gb/s 256MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD100EFAX
$270 + $40 off w/ promo code 93XPK57
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https://www.newegg.com/red-wd100e...682223
WD Red 10TB NAS Hard Disk Drive - 5400 RPM Class SATA 6Gb/s 256MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD100EFAX
$270 + $40 off w/ promo code 93XPK57
Free shipping.
https://www.newegg.com/red-wd100e...682223
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| Rating: | (4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 1,595 Newegg Reviews |
| Product Name: | WD Red 10TB NAS Hard Disk Drive - 5400 RPM Class SATA 6Gb/s 256MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD100EFAX |
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| Manufacturer: | Western Digital |
| Model Number: | WD100EFAX |
| Product SKU: | N82E16822231546 |
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What I understand is that the written data affects a lot of other blocks, and the drive has to read and rewrite them again, making it sometimes horribly slow. As in so slow that the NAS thinks the drive is dead, and removes it from the pool.
This is not a problem for a lightly used desktop computer, just not suitable for NAS.
Source: https://www.tomshardwar
Trying to decide If I get this deal or wait for a shackle 10tb or 12tb around $180, knowing that inside will be a White drive.
https://www.extremetech
Trying to decide If I get this deal or wait for a shackle 10tb or 12tb around $180, knowing that inside will be a White drive.
What I understand is that the written data affects a lot of other blocks, and the drive has to read and rewrite them again, making it sometimes horribly slow. As in so slow that the NAS thinks the drive is dead, and removes it from the pool.
This is not a problem for a lightly used desktop computer, just not suitable for NAS.
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that article is total shit with a 10tb drive in the picture lol.
this news is nothing new and WD (while still slimey) has come out and listed which drives are SMR. 2-6tb are the ones to check before buying.
CMR
WD10JFCX (1TB)
WD10EFRX (1TB)
WD20EFRX (2TB)
WD30EFRX (3TB)
WD40EFRX (4TB)
WD60EFRX (6TB)
WD80EFAX (8TB)
WD100EFAX (10TB)
WD101EFAX (10TB)
WD120EFAX (12TB)
WD140EFAX (14TB)
SMR
WD20EFAX (2TB)
WD30EFAX (3TB)
WD40EFAX (4TB)
WD60EFAX (6TB)
Manufacturer - Width Model No Model Name Type Notes
WD - 3.5" WD20EFAX 2TB WD Red DM-SMR (1) and (4), EFRX is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD30EFAX 3TB WD Red DM-SMR (4), EFRX is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD40EFAX 4TB WD Red DM-SMR (1) and (4), EFRX is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD60EFAX 6TB WD Red DM-SMR (1) and (4), EFRX is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD20EZAZ 2TB Blue DM-SMR (4), EZRZ is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD30EZAZ 3TB Blue DM-SMR ?, EZRZ is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD40EZAZ 4TB Blue DM-SMR ?, EZRZ is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD60EZAZ 6TB Blue DM-SMR (4), EZRZ is CMR
WD - 3.5" WD40EMAZ 4TB Elements DM-SMR (12)
WD - 3.5" WD60EMAZ 6TB Elements DM-SMR (12)
WD - 3.5" WD60EDAZ 6TB My Book DM-SMR (14)
WD - 2.5" WD9000LPZX 900GB Blue DM-SMR (16)
WD - 2.5" WD10SPZX 1TB Blue DM-SMR (4), also as HGST Travelstar, see (20)
WD - 2.5" WD10SPWX 1TB Blue DM-SMR (16)
WD - 2.5" WD10SPSX 1TB Black DM-SMR (4)
WD - 2.5" WD20SPZX 2TB Blue DM-SMR (4)
WD - 2.5" Various Not For Resale DM-SMR List at (17)
yeps i bought 2x 10TB HGST 7200rpm NAS drives for $195 each 2 years ago (the current Red Pros).... prices have done nothing but go up since they were officially phased out for consumers.
Shoulda bought more huh.
Shoulda bought more huh.