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14TB Seagate Exos X16 7200 RPM 3.5" Enterprise OEM Hard Drive Expired

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Newegg has 14TB Seagate Exos X16 7200 RPM 3.5" Enterprise OEM Hard Drive HDD (ST14000NM001G) on sale for $189.99. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • 256MB Cache
  • 2.5M-hr MTBF rating
  • 7200 RPM
  • Helium sealed-drive design
  • Hyperscale SATA model for large data transfers and low latency.

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Model: Seagate 14TB Exos X16 7200 rpm SATA III 3.5" Internal HDD

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About This Product
    Product Name: Seagate Exos X16 14TB 7200 RPM SATA 6Gb/s 3.5-Inch Enterprise Hard Drive (ST14000NM001G) - OEM
    Product Description: Scalable. Responsive. Innovative.
    For everything hyperscale, there’s ExosTM X — the most powerful way to access the datasphere and harness the full potential of the cloud. Exos X16, Exos X12, and Exos X10 enterprise hard drives integrate the latest technology in support of a scalable, secure, and reliable cloud data centre.* Specifically designed to work in highly scalable environments requiring low power consumption and weight, the Exos X series hard drives perform consistently while scaling to meet the stringent TCO requirements of most cloud-based data centres.
    * Formerly Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD (Helium)
    Product SKU: N82E16822184812
    average_latency_average_latency: 4.16ms
    cache_cache: 256MB
    capacity: 14TB
    interface_interface: SATA 6.0Gb/s
    limited_warranty_period_labor: 5 years
    limited_warranty_period_parts: 5 years
    nand_flash_memory_type: Hard Drive
    rpm_rpm: 7200 RPM

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    Spec-wise? Comparable on paper. Real life: Not at all. We use the SAS versions of these at work and they have BY FAR the highest failure rate of any of our drives (for reference we also have 12TB WD Red Pros, 1 failure over 3-4 years). We've had 4 failures on these over the past ~2 years. All of these are running SANs with 24/7 on time, no dirty (or even clean) shutdowns. Unfortunately HPE used these as their rebranded "official" drives but we've had both the HPE and non-OEM Seagate versions fail. Even the ones that haven't actually "Failed" have had random metadata issues that I've never seen on any other SAN drives. To me the price drop is because they know these are absolute garbage...plus they're trying to push the 16TBs instead.
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    Gomie
    09-26-2022 at 08:43 AM.
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    Picked up four, thanks!
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    Someone posted a good external dock before, anyone have suggestions? I'm running out of storage for 360 videos and it's a pain. I think the docks are the best solution as I can use bare drives which is supposedly cheaper and better? Using a combination of external drives right now and it's bulky
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    Quote from ChristopherJLee :
    Someone posted a good external dock before, anyone have suggestions? I'm running out of storage for 360 videos and it's a pain. I think the docks are the best solution as I can use bare drives which is supposedly cheaper and better? Using a combination of external drives right now and it's bulky
    This is a pretty good price, probably the best you will find at the moment. But it's not unusual for the external USB drives to be a lower price. That is why people are always talking about shucking them.

    For an external USB dock I have had pretty good luck with the Inateck 2-slot USB docks.
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    09-26-2022 at 10:55 AM.
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    Is this drive equivalent to WD RED PRO?
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    09-26-2022 at 10:56 AM.
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    Quote from ChristopherJLee :
    Someone posted a good external dock before, anyone have suggestions? I'm running out of storage for 360 videos and it's a pain. I think the docks are the best solution as I can use bare drives which is supposedly cheaper and better? Using a combination of external drives right now and it's bulky
    Wouldn't recommend using an internal drive as an external one. One drop off the desk and your data goes bye-bye.

    Put together a budget storage system using unRaid or TrueNAS. I run unRaid and love it.
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    simbin
    09-26-2022 at 11:02 AM.
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    How do these compare to shucked WD easystore drives?
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    09-26-2022 at 11:04 AM.
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    i fill up one of these every 4 days, any alternative solutions?
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    09-26-2022 at 11:04 AM.
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    Have not used Seagate for several years.

    Just wondering how about their quality control of the Exos series?

    Thanks!
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    09-26-2022 at 11:07 AM.
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    Quote from Laser1987 :
    Have not used Seagate for several years.

    Just wondering how about their quality control of the Exos series?

    Thanks!
    Exos and Ironwolf are about the same quality as WD Red drives, and generally are NAS-quality (for frequent reading off of disks).

    I have a few ironwolf drives that I shucked from some externals. They work great. Plus - 7200RPM is nice as the White label shucked drives tend to run at 5400
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    09-26-2022 at 11:08 AM.

    Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank STANirvanaIND

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    How do these compare to shucked WD easystore drives?
    Spec-wise? Comparable on paper. Real life: Not at all. We use the SAS versions of these at work and they have BY FAR the highest failure rate of any of our drives (for reference we also have 12TB WD Red Pros, 1 failure over 3-4 years). We've had 4 failures on these over the past ~2 years. All of these are running SANs with 24/7 on time, no dirty (or even clean) shutdowns. Unfortunately HPE used these as their rebranded "official" drives but we've had both the HPE and non-OEM Seagate versions fail. Even the ones that haven't actually "Failed" have had random metadata issues that I've never seen on any other SAN drives. To me the price drop is because they know these are absolute garbage...plus they're trying to push the 16TBs instead.
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