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Post #122136685 added 11-22-2018 12:34 PM by 50782 in Deal Talk
where this theory is comming from?
Post #122095501 added 11-22-2018 3:49 AM by scsl in Deal Talk
Is this a software or firmware flashable options or do you have to open up the enclosure and cut a connector or something?
Post #122702830 added 11-30-2018 5:25 AM by bpevans in Deal Talk
Update. 3.3V issue applied to my white-label drive. Using the Molex converter and the shucked drive works just fine.
Post #122086966 added 11-22-2018 12:00 AM by TheSUPERGIRL in Deal Talk
Nice! Huge! Definitely checking this out.
Post #122107150 added 11-22-2018 6:50 AM by wicked123 in Deal Talk
So these can be shucked and used as internal drives and are they 7200 RPM? What is their cache 128 or 256?
Post #122110213 added 11-22-2018 7:22 AM by Robmoo in Deal Talk
I put a 1.5 TB WD Green into the shell last year after shucking the red to put in my media server. It worked fine.
Post #122077570 added 11-21-2018 9:59 PM by Masejoer in Deal Talk
Buy two, then it's already $16.50/TB with amex $30 back on $300 offer, before any other discounts or cashback. Price per TB is the same as the 8TB drives last year, and those haven't dropped further...
Post #122523514 added 11-26-2018 10:16 PM by SlickEnW in Deal Talk
Absolutely. You should be nervous for silence or very loud clicks.
Post #122123071 added 11-22-2018 9:55 AM by pc1654 in Deal Talk
The encryption claim has nothing to do with shucking. In fact, it the claim is true, it will only encourage people to shuck them. So, have you tried last year by first writing data into the...
Post #122080621 added 11-21-2018 10:31 PM by jerry148 in Deal Talk
There's a whole thing about these drives on Reddit. From what I understand, these used to use the Red NAS series, but someone figured out that WD was charging more for the supposedly barebones drive,...
Post #122817880 added 12-02-2018 8:05 PM by seerak in Deal Talk
Regarding that 3.3V fix, I keep seeing references to the issue occurring "with certain power supplies", but nobody ever seems to list them. I think that might be wrong, or at least not the whole...
Post #122109118 added 11-22-2018 7:10 AM by pc1654 in Deal Talk
In other words, this may be a software enable feature (disabled by default)? Anybody else who can confirm this?
Post #122215486 added 11-23-2018 8:28 AM by pc1654 in Deal Talk
You need to encrypt some of your money or reformat your wife. :)
Post #122112082 added 11-22-2018 7:41 AM by pc1654 in Deal Talk
Can you enlighten me on why they would want to encrypt like that? I mean, the only reason I can think of is to prevent people from stealing only the internal drive. It isn't that much more...
Post #122136139 added 11-22-2018 12:26 PM by PurpleSparrow675 in Deal Talk
are these helium filled. I read that eventually helium will leak out and the drive fails. As with the 8TB Red, WD is using its HelioSeal helium-technology. from reddit:"a typical expected lifespan...
Post #122118079 added 11-22-2018 8:49 AM by Vinicius in Deal Talk
Same here, I actually need 8Tb ones for $130 ish, but they are not on sale now. If they will go on sale I will return these ones for store credit in order not to lose Amex discount and buy 8Tb ones...
Post #122396440 added 11-25-2018 4:48 PM by shaqweek in Deal Talk
If you're feeling adventurous you can build a hackintosh out of an older Dell Optiplex, or Lenovo Mseries. I just did and it's running a lot better than the mac mini was.
Post #122082580 added 11-21-2018 10:53 PM by mrdally204 in Deal Talk
I got in on the 4tb drives a few weeks ago. I used the enclosure to transfer some data from a different drive I had over USB. This should work fine for your use case.
Post #122288218 added 11-23-2018 10:16 PM by xxx4reggie in Deal Talk
debating to buy two of these now or wait to see if the 8TB goes on sale. Would love to get lucky with $16/TB vs $18/TB.
Post #122084158 added 11-21-2018 11:13 PM by KJThaDon in Deal Talk
Can anyone recommend a NAS to accommodate 5 or 6 of these? I run plex, but trans code on my pc. Will be for storage My other option will be to run them off my PC, but I may be in the market for a...
Post #122487115 added 11-26-2018 2:18 PM by eversavage in Deal Talk
having an issue with one the drives i shucked.. its cause my bios to hang up .. i have one 10 tb shucked that is running just fine.. but this one bad drive just don't post ... even...
Post #122214739 added 11-23-2018 8:23 AM by chr1z in Deal Talk
If I get this I won't be alive in the morning. Wife will kill me.
Post #122314372 added 11-24-2018 10:29 AM by AMiller31 in Deal Talk
Just received my two drives. What is the best way to test them or stress test them so that I know they are good before I shuck them? Thanks.
Post #122125681 added 11-22-2018 10:22 AM by sounreal in Deal Talk
A 3rd party seller has the 10tb for $180 no tax... I ordered that one but I'm trying to contact the seller and let them know if it ain't the 10tb you I don't want it.
Post #122083717 added 11-21-2018 11:07 PM by HojinSuh in Deal Talk
I shucked and put it in my desktop and it wouldn't power up. Still works as an external and pretty fast by the way. Any power issues I need to know for this drive as an internal? TIA.
Post #122085727 added 11-21-2018 11:40 PM by yearofdeath in Deal Talk
Be sure to use the method where a small piece of KAPTON tape (its orange) covers the necessary pins. Don't go buying cables or breaking out the soldering kit and start making more permanent and...
Post #122083027 added 11-21-2018 10:58 PM by waveofdestiny in Deal Talk
I paid $129.99 last Nov. for the 8TB's ($16.24875) vs. the $18 per TB these are.
Post #122101879 added 11-22-2018 5:44 AM by NathanC1762 in Deal Talk
Seagate does the same thing. With the 8tb and used to do the same with 4tb and 5tb drives.
Post #122085814 added 11-21-2018 11:41 PM by sphincone in Deal Talk
In for the flash drive.
Post #122110363 added 11-22-2018 7:24 AM by yellowfish in Deal Talk
Can’t find this Amex on any of my cards :(
Post #122126308 added 11-22-2018 10:29 AM by pc1654 in Deal Talk
Please don't do that particularly just for my question! As that was for the 8TB drive while this thread is about the 10TB drive and they could be different.
Post #122079988 added 11-21-2018 10:25 PM by bigchevydude in Deal Talk
Last year seemed better with 8tb for $130.....I'm gonna try to grab one in store so I can use my Freedom for 5% cash back through chase pay Them 4k movies eating my storage Any other great HD...
Post #122524879 added 11-26-2018 10:48 PM by Frank_Nitty in Deal Talk
Deal is dead, dead is deal
Post #122395957 added 11-25-2018 4:39 PM by sunnsm in Deal Talk
Picked up in store and many are still available. Used Chase pay for another 5%.
Post #122125456 added 11-22-2018 10:20 AM by sounreal in Deal Talk
Amazon 6tb $100 8tb $150 10tb $200 WD 10TB Elements Desktop Hard Drive - USB 3.0 - WDBWLG0100HBK-NESN https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G3QMPB5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_3mV9BbVTK2GMF
Post #122306350 added 11-24-2018 8:20 AM by Ducman69 in Deal Talk
Whenever the price per TB is close, always go with the larger drive. I've learned that over the years. Better resale or usable life, as I've rarely had a drive fail and usually they are disposed...
Post #122119063 added 11-22-2018 9:10 AM by Vinicius in Deal Talk
Totally agree. My situation: I use two of 8Tb chuckled Red label drives in external enclosure for my NAS back up which has two 8Tb drives from the same deal. Now I am expanding NAS to four 8tb...
Post #122402311 added 11-25-2018 6:25 PM by Yarrum in Deal Talk
That's what I have now, and although it's stable, I want a completely stable, simple, and easy to upgrade (software-wise) solution as I just don't have time to mess with my Hackintosh anymore.
Post #122472208 added 11-21-2018 9:26 PM by wikipost in Deal Talk
Newegg has a similar 10tb for $179.99. Probably better (unless it's different internals) if you're lucky and don't have to pay taxes ...
Post #122171278 added 11-22-2018 8:44 PM by tastyratz in Deal Talk
If you want to shuck the drive from the enclosure, you may need to run a power adapter or kapton/mylar tape over a pin on the connector for your computer to see it.
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