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Features:
- 20TB Storage Capacity
- USB 3.0 Interface
- AC Powered
- Rescue Data Recovery Services
- Includes USB 3.0 Cable
- Preformatted exFAT
- Windows and Mac Compatible
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My thinking is that I can NEVER have enough back-ups.(of back-ups of back-ups) because any one of them can and probably will fail several years down the road?
When big SSDs4TB or 8GB+ are cheap enough, I may also look into getting some of those as another form of back up?
Sound paranoid... well... yes... becuase while I was backing up stuff, two of my back-up drives died within a day of each other, (one WD and one Seagate) and I lost all of my converted film and photos between 1980 and 1985.
Update: All four drives are the same.
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while I have done my fair share of research in the last couple of years, I still haven't decided if it's wise to use one of these giant hard drives as a backup for my secondary backups of my old family photos, videos and other junk. (currently around 15TB of stuff... they are currently on the original media, two 10TB hard drives, on the cloud(both Google Drive and iCloud), as well as data Blu-ray discs.
My thinking is that I can NEVER have enough back-ups.(of back-ups of back-ups) because any one of them can and probably will fail several years down the road?
When big SSDs4TB or 8GB+ are cheap enough, I may also look into getting some of those as another form of back up?
Sound paranoid... well... yes... becuase while I was backing up stuff, two of my back-up drives died within a day of each other, (one WD and one Seagate) and I lost all of my converted film and photos between 1980 and 1985.
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fwiw I had every Seagate ~1tb drive fail. That is not deskstar boomer days. In the boomer days, Western Digital was garbage (caviar drives IIRC).
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