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10/26/22 | Newegg | $100 popular |
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07/10/22 | Western Digital | $110 frontpage |
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04/19/22 | Newegg | $100 frontpage |
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03/27/22 | Western Digital | $100 frontpage |
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03/17/22 | Newegg | $100 |
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12/15/21 | Newegg | $114.99 |
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12/03/21 | Newegg | $104 frontpage |
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11/25/21 | Amazon | $104.98 popular |
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11/25/21 | Amazon | $104.99 |
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11/11/21 | Amazon | $68.99 |
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11/11/21 | Newegg | $110 frontpage |
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10/25/21 | Newegg | $115 popular |
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10/01/21 | Amazon | $113 |
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09/14/21 | Newegg | $134.99 |
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08/22/21 | Amazon | $134.99 popular |
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Office Depot and OfficeMax | $155.99 |
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Were they western digital?
Yeah. Same ones
they only lasted 6 years!! not good sad☹️
Samesies. Ugh. I just bought one tho.
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Actually the ones that died were the normal reds they replaced with the red plus. I think I paid 125 each 2 weeks ago
Normally this is used more for specifically for storage back up type applications is my understanding - did a lot of research online and found one very annoyed western digital employee engineer type guy posting on WD's forum who basically said " for the thousandth time for anyone asking YES you can use it as a "normal" data drive in a desktop not just for it's intended storage backup type stuff " ... he was a lot more technical as far as what he said but I got the gist of it, okay for desktop PC's to store your files on if you want to go that route .. on top of which given that WD publicly got into trouble with not making it clear which Red Plus drives were SMR and which were CRM and apparently ticked off a LOT of people WD is apparently eager to sell off their Red brand drives, even the Red Plus CRM versions which apparently are supposed to be better.
I may end up starting a raging debate here as to why SMR drives are just fine or not , I'm just quoting stuff I found online.. I'm sure there are wiser heads than me on this forum who can shed more light on all the stuff I just mentioned ..
WD Red were always fine for desktop use, just better spec'ed for vibration and heat in an enclosure and 24/7 use. So there's nothing unintended in your use case.
Normally this is used more for specifically for storage back up type applications is my understanding - did a lot of research online and found one very annoyed western digital employee engineer type guy posting on WD's forum who basically said " for the thousandth time for anyone asking YES you can use it as a "normal" data drive in a desktop not just for it's intended storage backup type stuff " ... he was a lot more technical as far as what he said but I got the gist of it, okay for desktop PC's to store your files on if you want to go that route .. on top of which given that WD publicly got into trouble with not making it clear which Red Plus drives were SMR and which were CRM and apparently ticked off a LOT of people WD is apparently eager to sell off their Red brand drives, even the Red Plus CRM versions which apparently are supposed to be better.
I may end up starting a raging debate here as to why SMR drives are just fine or not , I'm just quoting stuff I found online.. I'm sure there are wiser heads than me on this forum who can shed more light on all the stuff I just mentioned ..
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