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Product Name: | WD Elements 10TB USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive Black WDBWLG0100HBK-NESN |
Product Description: | The compact WD Elements hard drive offers up to 10TB capacity without sacrificing performance, great for today’s big projects. With exceptional reliability, you can back up anything with total peace of mind. Just plug it into the USB port to instantly add storage, No drivers required. |
Manufacturer: | Western Digital |
Model Number: | WDBWLG0100HBKNESN |
Product SKU: | N82E16822234350 |
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Really sucks that 12 is such a better deal, would love to see the 10TB come down from its $160 sale price point (that has been off and on for years).
Really sucks that 12 is such a better deal, would love to see the 10TB come down from its $160 sale price point (that has been off and on for years).
Something more along the lines of UnRAID appeals to me since you can mix and match drives, and not have to waste older drives as you expand.
EDIT: Purchased the 12TB from Amazon. Only $10 more than the 10TB after the 5% off Amazon card discount.
...now, what drive is actually inside?
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Really sucks that 12 is such a better deal, would love to see the 10TB come down from its $160 sale price point (that has been off and on for years).
Something more along the lines of UnRAID appeals to me since you can mix and match drives, and not have to waste older drives as you expand.
EDIT: Purchased the 12TB from Amazon. Only $10 more than the 10TB after the 5% off Amazon card discount.
...now, what drive is actually inside?
I have some NAS that are a mix of drive brands and sizes and everything's happy
I have some NAS that are a mix of drive brands and sizes and everything's happy
With UnRAID and the like, your lost capacity is limited to the largest drive, which is the parity drive.
I don't think I'll go either route, but instead just put everything on a single disk and periodically clone it with another drive I keep offsite.
Something more along the lines of UnRAID appeals to me since you can mix and match drives, and not have to waste older drives as you expand.
EDIT: Purchased the 12TB from Amazon. Only $10 more than the 10TB after the 5% off Amazon card discount.
...now, what drive is actually inside?
And If you're curious which drive is inside, the product code for the two I have is:
WDC_WD120EMAZ-11BLFA0
And the product code for the 12TB EasyStore's from best buy is:
WDC_WD120EMFZ-11A6JA0
From everything I've read they're basically a white label WD Red, with the same specs. As long as you get over 6TB that is, the smaller ones can sometimes be SMR drives.
With UnRAID the the like, your lost capacity is limited to the largest drive, which is the parity drive.
I don't think I'll go either route, but instead just put everything on a single disk and periodically clone it with another drive I keep offsite.
Is this drive "shuckable"?
Is this drive "shuckable"?
That's the q&a I was looking for.