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Aug 10, 2024 12:02 AM
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expired Posted by HailRedskins • Aug 10, 2024
Aug 10, 2024 12:02 AM
Toshiba 18TB SATA HDD MD09ACA18TR 7.2K RPM SATA 6Gb/s 512e Desktop 3.5in Recertified Hard Drive - $164.99
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I have had the Toshiba N series hdd before (6TB ones) and ran in a Raid 1 for over 4 years before I put grew the size capacity and ended up replacing them. But had zero issues with them.
I would say pick either one that's cheaper and you won't go wrong either way. Both are enterprise drives, both have 550TB per year workload rating, both have 2.5million hour mtbf rating..
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it seems to be cheaper to go this route per terabyte, so just curious as to why external hd's this size go for $275+
it seems to be cheaper to go this route per terabyte, so just curious as to why external hd's this size go for $275+
In general, there are no issues using an internal drive as an external drive. Similarly, if an external drive has a normal SATA connection on the inside, there are no issues removing the enclosure from an external drive and using it as an internal drive.
The X22 should be newer with hopefully less use. These were released in 2022 I think.
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