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forum threadsr71 posted Yesterday 05:01 AM
forum threadsr71 posted Yesterday 05:01 AM

WD 18TB easystore USB 3.2 Gen 1 Desktop Hard Drive $300

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Yesterday 05:06 AM
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StreetJediYesterday 05:06 AM
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Why is this downvoted? Storage and memory prices are insane today
Last edited by StreetJedi March 30, 2026 at 10:20 PM.
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Yesterday 05:25 AM
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VioletRaccoon567Yesterday 05:25 AM
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What's actually inside
Users who've shucked (opened the
enclosure) have found a
WD180EMFZ, which identifies as a
Hitachi Ultrastar DC HC550,
running at 540O RPM Best Buy - not
a 7200 RPM drive despite some
listings implying otherwise. It's a
white-label drive, not a proper WD
Red or Gold.
The shucking situation has gotten
Worse
These drives require a 3.3V pin
bypass to spin up if you pull the
drive and install it in a PCor NAS
you either tape pin 3 on the SATA
adapter.
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Great price !
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tegzYesterday 08:30 PM
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Quote from VioletRaccoon567 :
What's actually inside
Users who've shucked (opened the
enclosure) have found a
WD180EMFZ, which identifies as a
Hitachi Ultrastar DC HC550,
running at 540O RPM Best Buy - not
a 7200 RPM drive despite some
listings implying otherwise. It's a
white-label drive, not a proper WD
Red or Gold.
The shucking situation has gotten
Worse
These drives require a 3.3V pin
bypass to spin up if you pull the
drive and install it in a PCor NAS
you either tape pin 3 on the SATA
adapter.
Obviously this is YMMV... I ordered this same drive from B&H just a week ago. Shucked, and found the drive to be a WDC WD180EDGZ-11BLDS0 which Hard Disk Sentinel detected as a 7200 RPM drive. I did have to tape the 3.3V pin, but I don't think that's too big a deal if you're shucking a drive in the first place.
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Yesterday 11:36 PM
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tsigwingYesterday 11:36 PM
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and I thought $300 for the seagate 26tb in January was crazy expensive
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Yesterday 11:47 PM
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LuisG9065Yesterday 11:47 PM
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Quote from tsigwing :
and I thought $300 for the seagate 26tb in January was crazy expensive
I'm kicking my self not getting that deal
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xcopyYesterday 11:51 PM
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I sure am glad I don't need to buy storage. Prices suck....

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