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24TB Toshiba N300 PRO SATA III 3.5" Internal NAS HDD

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B&H Photo Video has 24TB Toshiba N300 PRO SATA III 3.5" Internal NAS HDD (HDWG82EXZSTB) for $399.99. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • 24TB Storage Capacity
  • 3.5" Form Factor
  • SATA III 6 Gb/s Interface
  • 1GB Cache
  • 7200 rpm Rotational Speed
  • Up to 309 MB/s Data Transfer Speeds
  • 24/7 Operation
  • Supports 24-Bay NAS Systems
  • 2.5 Million Hour MTTF
  • Workload Rate up to 550TB per Year

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    • Our research indicates that this offer is $40 lower (9% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $439.99
  • About this product:
    • Limited 5-Year Manufacturer Warranty

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B&H Photo Video has 24TB Toshiba N300 PRO SATA III 3.5" Internal NAS HDD (HDWG82EXZSTB) for $399.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member sr71 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 24TB Storage Capacity
  • 3.5" Form Factor
  • SATA III 6 Gb/s Interface
  • 1GB Cache
  • 7200 rpm Rotational Speed
  • Up to 309 MB/s Data Transfer Speeds
  • 24/7 Operation
  • Supports 24-Bay NAS Systems
  • 2.5 Million Hour MTTF
  • Workload Rate up to 550TB per Year

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $40 lower (9% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $439.99
  • About this product:
    • Limited 5-Year Manufacturer Warranty

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FozzyFozborne
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Seek times are unrelated to storage density and are largely irrelevant due to NCQ. 24TB isn't even that large. You can get 32TB in the enterprise and 28TB in the home.You do realize that more data means more information is read per RPM... right?You do realize this read and writes contiguous files at ~310 MBPS... right?What a strange comment.
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This person is thinking of tape backup.

Let's get you to bed.
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Quote from ThoreauHD View quoted comment :
24000 Gigs on 7200 rpm disks.. OMG.. I wonder if the seek times are recorded in hours.
Seek times are unrelated to storage density and are largely irrelevant due to NCQ. 24TB isn't even that large. You can get 32TB in the enterprise and 28TB in the home.You do realize that more data means more information is read per RPM... right?You do realize this read and writes contiguous files at ~310 MBPS... right?What a strange comment.
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Quote from FozzyFozborne View quoted comment :
Seek times are unrelated to storage density and are largely irrelevant due to NCQ. 24TB isn't even that large. You can get 32TB in the enterprise and 28TB in the home.You do realize that more data means more information is read per RPM... right?You do realize this read and writes contiguous files at ~310 MBPS... right?What a strange comment.
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CaffeinemanAug 19, 2025 3:12 PM
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Quote from FozzyFozborne View quoted comment :
Seek times are unrelated to storage density and are largely irrelevant due to NCQ. 24TB isn't even that large. You can get 32TB in the enterprise and 28TB in the home.You do realize that more data means more information is read per RPM... right?You do realize this read and writes contiguous files at ~310 MBPS... right?What a strange comment.
I spent several days in 10 minutes increments trying to get a work colleague to understand the outside of a disc was moving faster than the inside. On the final day I used string and a disc as a prop. I showed him if the disk spun 1 time both the inside and outside finished at the same time. I used a string to show him the difference in distance. I then asked if something traveled the 1 inch in 5 seconds and 5inches in 5 seconds it would stand to reason you had to travel faster. at the end I suspect he was just trolling me or really not up for the mental work and would never get it so I gave up.
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Aug 19, 2025 4:16 PM
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zeampAug 19, 2025 4:16 PM
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Quote from ThoreauHD View quoted comment :
24000 Gigs on 7200 rpm disks.. OMG.. I wonder if the seek times are recorded in hours.
This person is thinking of tape backup.

Let's get you to bed.
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Aug 19, 2025 4:40 PM
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esy1219Aug 19, 2025 4:40 PM
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I would like to add that I have never had issues with Toshiba. Although it is luck based as any can fail, my sucess rate has been great with Toshiba. Only main issue one would be the Seagate ones though...
Aug 19, 2025 8:55 PM
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vns1Aug 19, 2025 8:55 PM
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This is a fantastic drive!!! Especially at this price!
Per specs:
- CMR technology delivers consistent performance and broad compatibility
- 7200 rpm rotational speed and a 1GB cache
- Fast data transfer speeds of up to 309 MB/s
- Supports multi-RAID systems with up to 24 bays
- Designed for 24/7 operations with a workload rate of up to 550TB per year
- Limited 5-year warranty

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TheMadMuleAug 19, 2025 9:07 PM
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Quote from Caffeineman View quoted comment :
I spent several days in 10 minutes increments trying to get a work colleague to understand the outside of a disc was moving faster than the inside. On the final day I used string and a disc as a prop. I showed him if the disk spun 1 time both the inside and outside finished at the same time. I used a string to show him the difference in distance. I then asked if something traveled the 1 inch in 5 seconds and 5inches in 5 seconds it would stand to reason you had to travel faster. at the end I suspect he was just trolling me or really not up for the mental work and would never get it so I gave up.
I still remember back in middle school, I had a really great PE teacher, but he did not understand that the outside of a track was longer than the inside.
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NervousLake876Aug 19, 2025 9:15 PM
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Quote from esy1219 View quoted comment :
I would like to add that I have never had issues with Toshiba. Although it is luck based as any can fail, my sucess rate has been great with Toshiba. Only main issue one would be the Seagate ones though...
Same here, however, the last Toshiba drives I bought were 3TB drives and long enough ago that they've all been retired. I do occasionally keep an eye on what Toshiba drives are available and for what cost but they haven't been as available on a deal and I don't really know how cool they run or how reliable they have been lately.
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AngelDubAug 19, 2025 9:36 PM
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Quote from esy1219 View quoted comment :
I would like to add that I have never had issues with Toshiba. Although it is luck based as any can fail, my sucess rate has been great with Toshiba. Only main issue one would be the Seagate ones though...
I've never used Toshiba HDDs but, way back in the day of Windows 7, I had a Toshiba laptop. It was the best laptop experience for me to this day. Why they bailed out of laptop business is beyond me.
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sundrop999Aug 19, 2025 9:45 PM
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Quote from NervousLake876 View quoted comment :
Same here, however, the last Toshiba drives I bought were 3TB drives and long enough ago that they've all been retired. I do occasionally keep an eye on what Toshiba drives are available and for what cost but they haven't been as available on a deal and I don't really know how cool they run or how reliable they have been lately.
Toshiba has made laptop drive's forever, I don't know but probably one of the better drives around.
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WandAug 19, 2025 11:23 PM
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Quote from Caffeineman View quoted comment :
I spent several days in 10 minutes increments trying to get a work colleague to understand the outside of a disc was moving faster than the inside. On the final day I used string and a disc as a prop. I showed him if the disk spun 1 time both the inside and outside finished at the same time. I used a string to show him the difference in distance. I then asked if something traveled the 1 inch in 5 seconds and 5inches in 5 seconds it would stand to reason you had to travel faster. at the end I suspect he was just trolling me or really not up for the mental work and would never get it so I gave up.
You're talking about linear velocity. The angular velocity of both inside and outside are same however the linear velocity is higher as you move away from the center.
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internetnerdAug 19, 2025 11:53 PM
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Quote from Caffeineman View quoted comment :
I spent several days in 10 minutes increments trying to get a work colleague to understand the outside of a disc was moving faster than the inside. On the final day I used string and a disc as a prop. I showed him if the disk spun 1 time both the inside and outside finished at the same time. I used a string to show him the difference in distance. I then asked if something traveled the 1 inch in 5 seconds and 5inches in 5 seconds it would stand to reason you had to travel faster. at the end I suspect he was just trolling me or really not up for the mental work and would never get it so I gave up.
The files are IN the computer!
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chefpAug 20, 2025 2:07 AM
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Quote from Caffeineman View quoted comment :
I spent several days in 10 minutes increments trying to get a work colleague to understand the outside of a disc was moving faster than the inside. On the final day I used string and a disc as a prop. I showed him if the disk spun 1 time both the inside and outside finished at the same time. I used a string to show him the difference in distance. I then asked if something traveled the 1 inch in 5 seconds and 5inches in 5 seconds it would stand to reason you had to travel faster. at the end I suspect he was just trolling me or really not up for the mental work and would never get it so I gave up.
His stubborn stance would only be understandable if he's really old and grew up back when hard drives were primitive and stored the same number of sectors regardless of how far from the center the head was. Imagine stretching the sectors out in the outer tracks. The improvement to variable number of sectors at different radii enabled drive makes to sell higher capacity drives on the same platters.

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Quote from Caffeineman View quoted comment :
I spent several days in 10 minutes increments trying to get a work colleague to understand the outside of a disc was moving faster than the inside. On the final day I used string and a disc as a prop. I showed him if the disk spun 1 time both the inside and outside finished at the same time. I used a string to show him the difference in distance. I then asked if something traveled the 1 inch in 5 seconds and 5inches in 5 seconds it would stand to reason you had to travel faster. at the end I suspect he was just trolling me or really not up for the mental work and would never get it so I gave up.
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