Western Digital has 
14TB Western Digital WD Gold Enterprise Class 3.5" 7200 RPM Internal Hard Drive for $319.99 - $80 w/ code 
WDGOLD = 
$239.99. 
Shipping is free.
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Guy767 for finding this deal.
Features:- Designed to handle workloads up to 550TB2 per year | 2Workload Rate is defined as the amount of user data transferred to or from the hard drive. Workload Rate is annualized (TB transferred X (8760 / recorded power-on hours)). Workload Rate will vary depending on your hardware and software components and configurations.
- Vibration protection technology for improved performance
- HelioSeal technology delivers high capacities with a low power draw (12TB and above)
- Energy-assisted magnetic recording (EAMR) and triple-stage actuator (TSA) (in 16TB capacities and above)
 
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If you're spending a significant amount of money, you want something durable and reliable. Cry now and enjoy the quality and reliability; besides, it's not much more expensive than a "refurbished" enterprise drive, which usually costs around $160.
Used drives were more appealing when they were much cheaper, but now, with a brand-new Gold drive available for just a bit more, buying used doesn't make financial sense IMO.
There's also a 20% CB offer if you search for it (can't share specifics). It's a quirky deal; add the drive to your cart with the extension installed and active, leave the WD site for a while, and you'll get an email with the 20% CB. Good luck
Unfortunately, I can't elaborate further here due to forum restrictions. Just make sure to take a snapshot of the finalized purchase with the 20% active, as this entity can be somewhat unreliable, and proof of the 20% will likely be needed to enjoy the promised cheap basterd delights.
Dude, what's better? A brand-new WD Gold drive with a 5-year warranty or a "refurbished" drive that's been raped for over 5 years in a corporate environment? It's not rocket science, man; just enjoy the deal and stop trying to give me a hard time...
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If you're spending a significant amount of money, you want something durable and reliable. Cry now and enjoy the quality and reliability; besides, it's not much more expensive than a "refurbished" enterprise drive, which usually costs around $160.
Used drives were more appealing when they were much cheaper, but now, with a brand-new Gold drive available for just a bit more, buying used doesn't make financial sense IMO.
There's also a 20% CB offer if you search for it (can't share specifics). It's a quirky deal; add the drive to your cart with the extension installed and active, leave the WD site for a while, and you'll get an email with the 20% CB. Good luck
I don't think you can overkill on a NAS, just over pay
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Unfortunately, I can't elaborate further here due to forum restrictions. Just make sure to take a snapshot of the finalized purchase with the 20% active, as this entity can be somewhat unreliable, and proof of the 20% will likely be needed to enjoy the promised cheap basterd delights.
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