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26TB Seagate External USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive (STKP26000400) on sale for
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26TB Seagate External USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive (STKP26000400) on sale for
$249.99.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
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About this product:
- Easy-to-use desktop hard drive—simply plug in the power adapter and USB cable
- USB 3.0 allows fast file transfers for efficient data management
- Drag-and-drop file saving right out of the box
- Automatic recognition of Windows and Mac computers for simple setup (Reformatting required for use with Time Machine)
- Enjoy peace of mind with the included limited warranty and Rescue Data Recovery Services
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Can anyone confirm that the shucked version of this hard drive will fit in the Mediasonic ProBox HF7-SU31C? Unfortunately I had to return the SABRENT DS-SC4B because the hard drive would not fit. 3/8" was sticking out of the drive bay. Thanks.
The internal drive is 4" x 5 3/4"
People been shucking these and finding Barracuda drives, and never mentioned it's a non-standard size.
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Can anyone confirm that the shucked version of this hard drive will fit in the Mediasonic ProBox HF7-SU31C? Unfortunately I had to return the SABRENT DS-SC4B because the hard drive would not fit. 3/8" was sticking out of the drive bay. Thanks.
The internal drive is 4" x 5 3/4"
First time I heard this drive is that size. Did you confirm that?
People been shucking these and finding Barracuda drives, and never mentioned it's a non-standard size.
The internal drive is 4" x 5 3/4"
Oh, interesting. I haven't kept up with hard drives. Standard drives used to be 3.5", right? So If I wanted to shuck this drive and put it in my current desktop it might not fit? Just curious.
So 26 x 2 is around 50 TB of data (give or take a little).
I will leave them in their enclosures! I will use them ONLY to move STUFF to them to fill them, and then UNPLUG drive and put it back in Box it came in. The transfer rate for me is between 200-230 MB/S ... which is good for mech hard drive.
I have 3 or 4 4TB nvme drives, and a number of 1TB nvme drives ... and about 10 5 TB WD portables, and 2 NAS'S and 4 4-bay DAS'S, plus 10 500gb microSD stuff, and 10 usb 250gb sticks. Etc .
I don't need more super fast transfer drives, but 26 TB mech drive is slower, but it holds a lot more data. I do have 3 copies of stuff on different media. I sort of got into habit of buying storage, and I have to "peaceful talk to MYSELF" and say enough is enough.
We all are trying to figure out what we "need", ... so LIVE and LET LIVE. I have no idea what is right for you, and you don't know what is right for me. BUT I LOVE you guys sharing your experience with this stuff, because as you tell me what works and doesn't work for you, it helps me. Thanks guys.
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So 26 x 2 is around 50 TB of data (give or take a little).
I will leave them in their enclosures! I will use them ONLY to move STUFF to them to fill them, and then UNPLUG drive and put it back in Box it came in. The transfer rate for me is between 200-230 MB/S ... which is good for mech hard drive.
I have 3 or 4 4TB nvme drives, and a number of 1TB nvme drives ... and about 10 5 TB WD portables, and 2 NAS'S and 4 4-bay DAS'S, plus 10 500gb microSD stuff, and 10 usb 250gb sticks. Etc .
I don't need more super fast transfer drives, but 26 TB mech drive is slower, but it holds a lot more data. I do have 3 copies of stuff on different media. I sort of got into habit of buying storage, and I have to "peaceful talk to MYSELF" and say enough is enough.
We all are trying to figure out what we "need", ... so LIVE and LET LIVE. I have no idea what is right for you, and you don't know what is right for me. BUT I LOVE you guys sharing your experience with this stuff, because as you tell me what works and doesn't work for you, it helps me. Thanks guys.
There is still debate if this drive is good for NAS/DAS and good for 24/7 use. I have enterprise drives for my NAS and DAS stuff. So this is just load and unplug, and store. But others still have to decide if drive is good for other uses.
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