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Expansion Desktop Hard Drive 28TB $299.99

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Today 04:57 PM
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RichardW3526Today 04:57 PM
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ARG I just bought 2 x 22TB from seagate cuz capital one had a deal spend 500 get 200 back... Now this pops up.. g'dmit.. I can't undo and re do my deal with capital one..
Blarg. These were NOT at this price 2 days ago i know that much Frown Damnn good deal tho, I STRONGLY suggest people shuck these or at the very very very least, Take the top part of the plastic case off, these run HOT when used, I've seen averages of 55-60C in the plastic encloser when used for sfv checking a large amount of files or downloading a large amount or even moving large amounts of small files.
shucked temps inside a pc around 30-32c is my average and the one with the top off is around the same just sitting on top of my pc.
These drives need air flow and they won't get it inside the plastic cases Fyi.
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Today 05:08 PM
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RhaenToday 05:08 PM
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Any idea what drive may be inside if used for shucking? Would it be a good drive for the Plex hosting use case?
Today 05:09 PM
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LuisG9065Today 05:09 PM
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Quote from RichardW3526 :
ARG I just bought 2 x 22TB from seagate cuz capital one had a deal spend 500 get 200 back... Now this pops up.. g'dmit.. I can't undo and re do my deal with capital one..Blarg. These were NOT at this price 2 days ago i know that much Frown Damnn good deal tho, I STRONGLY suggest people shuck these or at the very very very least, Take the top part of the plastic case off, these run HOT when used, I've seen averages of 55-60C in the plastic encloser when used for sfv checking a large amount of files or downloading a large amount or even moving large amounts of small files.shucked temps inside a pc around 30-32c is my average and the one with the top off is around the same just sitting on top of my pc.These drives need air flow and they won't get it inside the plastic cases Fyi.
Where did you see that deal with capital one. Because I need some hard drives lol
Today 05:10 PM
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a_gertToday 05:10 PM
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Quote from RichardW3526 :
ARG I just bought 2 x 22TB from seagate cuz capital one had a deal spend 500 get 200 back... Now this pops up.. g'dmit.. I can't undo and re do my deal with capital one..
Blarg. These were NOT at this price 2 days ago i know that much Frown Damnn good deal tho, I STRONGLY suggest people shuck these or at the very very very least, Take the top part of the plastic case off, these run HOT when used, I've seen averages of 55-60C in the plastic encloser when used for sfv checking a large amount of files or downloading a large amount or even moving large amounts of small files.
shucked temps inside a pc around 30-32c is my average and the one with the top off is around the same just sitting on top of my pc.
These drives need air flow and they won't get it inside the plastic cases Fyi.
Any recommendations for specific inexpensive enclosures? I have a primary 4-bay Terramaster DAS and I bought one of these when they came in stock a couple of days ago with the intention of using it for monthly rsyncs and cold storage. Or is removing the top adequate?
Today 05:11 PM
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FindMeaStealToday 05:11 PM
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Quote from Rhaen :
Any idea what drive may be inside if used for shucking? Would it be a good drive for the Plex hosting use case?
Most likely a Barracuda. I opted to go with a recertified Exo bare drive.
Today 05:17 PM
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lmj7373Today 05:17 PM
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Seagate... but at that price I'm tempted.
Today 05:23 PM
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badcookiesToday 05:23 PM
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Some of the reviews on the listing are quite critical about drives craping out within week or so. Kinda iffy. Can't seem to find the speeds of these platters.. Can anyone confirm?

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Today 05:32 PM
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DJCasey117Today 05:32 PM
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I've been buying these and shucking them in capacities from 14TB to 26TB and haven't had any issues. Not running in raid. Oldest ones a little over a year old. Just using for Plex media storage in a DAS and have been great.
Today 05:41 PM
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hz.lvToday 05:41 PM
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It's a matter of probability and luck. I have a 5TB Seagate external HD from 10 years ago from Costco. It's still running strong 24/7.
Today 05:48 PM
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paradox_withinToday 05:48 PM
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Is the deal still active? I'm seeing $350.
Today 05:48 PM
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TamTheManToday 05:48 PM
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Quote from paradox_within :
Is the deal still active? I'm seeing $350.
I see $350 too, I guess its dead. Just made an account, refreshed the page and its dead Frown
Today 05:49 PM
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AirJordanTSToday 05:49 PM
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They raised the price as I was paying through paypal. Ended up on an error screen and a cancelled order with the price at $350 now, cool
Today 05:59 PM
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riffdexToday 05:59 PM
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They killed this deal rather fast 🙄

I'm hoping they decide to discount the 24TB next because that would be my preferred increment to load up on 4+ drives though.
Today 06:02 PM
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RFR8808Today 06:02 PM
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Deal is dead unfortunately

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Today 06:24 PM
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tkwesaToday 06:24 PM
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This was $280 in November, but all the ai hype has driven up the prices.

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