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So far have been lucky playing the shucking roulette definitely worth the risk if you are buying multiple drives. The likelihood of all drives being lemons and needing warranty claims is very low. Thus if you buy 4, then you would be saving $320 ($80x4), those $320 are enough to cover buying another drive in case one of the 4 drive fails.
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If it's not "Ships from Amazon; Sold by Amazon", it's not Amazon.
I have 2 Synology, one for main stuff and plex and a second one backing up things and old ones, Two Mediasonic ones and a Terra Master to back up to the second Synology (backup one)
MediaSonic 15TB: almost full (raid 5)
MediaSonic 15TB: almost full (raid 5)
TerraMaster 8TB x8 (56TB using 5TB currently using to store new stuff)
Synology Main SHR2 = 84TB ( using 9.2TB ) Failover two drives
Synology BackUp the ones above 18TBx5 drives (72TB) with eight I can expand to 126TB using SHR1 failover one drive)
lol I know that nobody cares, but this is a 10yrs project and going (started with MediaSonic)
I really need to be Shit out of luck to lose data 1 huge NAS backing up other NAS
So far have been lucky playing the shucking roulette https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima.../emot-LMAO.gif definitely worth the risk if you are buying multiple drives. The likelihood of all drives being lemons and needing warranty claims is very low. Thus if you buy 4, then you would be saving $320 ($80x4), those $320 are enough to cover buying another drive in case one of the 4 drive fails.
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