Seagate has
14TB Seagate IronWolf Pro CMR 3.5" SATA III Enterprise NAS Internal Hard Drive (ST14000NT001) on sale for
$229.99.
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Specs:
- Data Sheet (see page 3 for this model)
- Drive Design: Helium
- Workload Rate Limit: 550TB/year
- Cache: 256MB
- MTBF: 2.5mil Hours
- 5-Year Limited Warranty
- Spindle Speed: 7200RPM
- Max Sustained Transfer Rate: 270MB/s
- Average Operating Power: 7.6W
Community Reviews
The IronWolf Pro 14TB stands out as a strong value for NAS storage, with a much better price per terabyte than smaller drives and a steep discount for an enterprise class HDD. It is also described as very quiet in some setups, even quieter than WD Ultrastar drives, and the helium filled model is listed at 20 to 26 dB. The main hesitation is noise and compatibility concerns, since other IronWolf Pro drives have been heard clunking loudly and the model is not on one Ugreen compatibility list. It is a solid capacity play if quiet operation and backup planning matter.
Common Questions (3)
It can be very quiet in a home NAS, with one report calling it extremely quiet and much quieter than WD Ultrastar DC HC530s. Another report describes 20/26 dB helium-filled operation, while a separate experience with IronWolf Pro 18TB drives says they were loud enough to hear throughout the house.
Yes, the deal works out to about $16.43 per TB, which is described as a decent price for an enterprise NAS HDD. It is also noted as better value per TB than a 4TB alternative and close to a prior 18TB purchase at $16.67 per TB.
A second drive is recommended if the data matters, because the drive is a single NAS disk and not a backup by itself. Essentials and offline hoards are worth backing up, while easily redownloaded items like Steam games may not justify duplicate storage.
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I've been looking to add another 14tb drive to my NAS and I don't think we'll see a better deal than this on an enterprise HDD any time in the near future.
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