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Post #136018226 added 04-06-2020 3:16 AM by Adelley in Deal Talk
A bit far from slick for the 14tb
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Post #136018241 added 04-06-2020 3:19 AM by FancyVolcano120 in Deal Talk
Second time in a week for the 12Tb. They must have too many lol. Waiting for the 14Tb though.
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Post #136018253 added 04-06-2020 3:20 AM by WB_K in Deal Talk
Im a noob. Are those good or bad?
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Post #136018352 added 04-06-2020 3:36 AM by WB_K in Deal Talk
This article suggest SMR are in all 14tb drives? So is SMR bad? “There is a difference between the 12TB and upcoming 14TB drives, however, even though both are based on the same eight-platter...
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Post #136018601 added 04-06-2020 4:22 AM by bobobeastie in Deal Talk
Not sure about the other things, but trim is for SSD's, not hard drives. I have had no problem with shucking the 10 or 12's.
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Post #136023185 added 04-06-2020 8:54 AM by icor1031 in Deal Talk
It's more efficient/slick to add a fan, or replace one with a better fan. ;)
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Post #136023314 added 04-06-2020 8:59 AM by naterhit in Deal Talk
I'm sure you're great with computers and fix the family's and your uncle's and aunt's problems and stuff, but that is not a true statement that TRIM is only for SSD. TRIM does exists and is...
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Post #136030349 added 04-06-2020 1:42 PM by metaldood in Deal Talk
Hmm ... Use the 4TB until they fail? Interesting.
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Post #136030412 added 04-06-2020 1:44 PM by Protonman in Deal Talk
12tb good in nas, 14tb not so much..
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Post #136031669 added 04-06-2020 2:47 PM by nosurprisespls in Deal Talk
It's just wishful thinking that these cheap drives are based on the more expensive enterprise drives when every aspect of the drive is different. I'm more than happy to be proven wrong though if...
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Post #136111787 added 04-09-2020 2:52 PM by nosurprisespls in Deal Talk
I only need to see evidence that the drive is "based" on the enterprise HGST drives. I see no evidence of that other than 1 "regulation" number that no one knows what it means.
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Post #136025963 added 04-06-2020 10:48 AM by Medic311 in Deal Talk
Perfect timing for pronhub premium or Linux distros
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Post #136029539 added 04-06-2020 1:11 PM by oopsz in Deal Talk
Got the 8 TB for $129 last week. Slightly better $/TB here but not so much I feel ripped off.
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Post #136029755 added 04-06-2020 1:20 PM by Roy2001 in Deal Talk
How can you buy a 14TB for $200 or less now? It was on sale for just one night this year.
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Post #136031153 added 04-06-2020 2:23 PM by Kingofblades in Deal Talk
Looks like it is at 249.99 now.. Deal dead?
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Post #136031210 added 04-06-2020 2:25 PM by 82300sd in Deal Talk
It's dead
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Post #136047164 added 04-07-2020 9:04 AM by grilledsteak in Deal Talk
I dunno man.. 9 platters, 18 heads, and already really tight tolerances. I'm not touching 20TB based on conventional hard drive technology until they've been thoroughly tested. You be the guinea pig...
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Post #136053812 added 04-07-2020 12:40 PM by ElatedGuitar705 in Deal Talk
6 plus 6 does not equal 11.
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Post #136019666 added 04-06-2020 5:59 AM by Maksim28 in Deal Talk
Waiting on a 14. Cmon BB!
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Post #136019771 added 04-06-2020 6:06 AM by jeecay in Deal Talk
Curious: does anyone think the 8tb will ever drop to $100?
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Post #136028399 added 04-06-2020 12:20 PM by Joshslick in Deal Talk
Can I make two partitions so 6tb is for Xbox One games and 6 is for media?
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Post #136028444 added 04-06-2020 12:22 PM by metaldood in Deal Talk
What do you guys do with old drives? I have bunch of 4TB reds/greens still working fine but now running out of space.
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Post #136028513 added 04-06-2020 12:26 PM by thekhaz in Deal Talk
It sounds like you're suggesting WD makes enterprise-grade drives specifically to be sold as budget consumer-grade externals rather than using their existing line of consumer-grade drives for the...
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Post #136028600 added 04-06-2020 12:29 PM by thekhaz in Deal Talk
Get another case and build a back up server
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Post #136028891 added 04-06-2020 12:41 PM by Medic311 in Deal Talk
buy a giant tower StableBit Drive Pool
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Post #136058912 added 04-07-2020 4:12 PM by vishnumrao in Deal Talk
LOL. I could use a few the RPI based NASes I am building for a few friends of mine! I have 2 TB drives lying around that I plan to donate to my friends as part of a RI based NAS.
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Post #136060166 added 04-07-2020 5:16 PM by naterhit in Deal Talk
I have a pretty good idea - It mostly boils down to you being a millennial who take criticism personally, and not constructively. I'm just a couple years older than you, and I think through my...
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Post #136209035 added 04-13-2020 12:21 PM by naterhit in Deal Talk
You clearly haven't spent more than 30 seconds to see half a dozen other similarities. Thats ok, continue to be uninformed..
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Post #136020653 added 04-06-2020 7:03 AM by RomusLp in Deal Talk
Is there an issue putting these drives in a NAS? My original plan was getting five of there in RAID 5.
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Post #136029197 added 04-06-2020 12:56 PM by grilledsteak in Deal Talk
That's a common misconception, and not how it works.
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Post #136052606 added 04-07-2020 12:02 PM by naterhit in Deal Talk
Depends entirely on your power supply for 3rd pin modification. Do you have an older power supply? I have close to 50 of the 12 and 14s running in prod and never had to do any pin modifications...
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Post #136052744 added 04-07-2020 12:05 PM by naterhit in Deal Talk
Every aspect of the drive is not different. I understand and respect your beliefs. But, the truth really is the 12 and 14s are based on the HGST HC530 enterprise drives and there is a lot of...
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Post #136052795 added 04-07-2020 12:08 PM by naterhit in Deal Talk
It's alright my friend, no worries. There's a lot of information flying out there and I just wanted to be factually correct before people start shelling out hundreds of dollars.
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Post #136316693 added 04-16-2020 9:01 PM by nosurprisespls in Deal Talk
You know, I just checked the guy's posting history. lol With the recent shadiness of WD sneaking SMR drives as NAS drives, I wonder if he works for WD and his purpose is to try to get people buy...
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Post #136329173 added 04-17-2020 9:27 AM by ElatedGuitar705 in Deal Talk
He could very well be a shill for WD. That would explain why he keeps parroting the same incorrect information in every hard drive thread. Even though he has been refuted multiple times, he still...
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Post #136017785 added 04-06-2020 1:39 AM by kewlking in Deal Talk
Best Buy has the 12TB WD Easystore External USB 3.0 Hard Drive (WDBCKA0120HBK-NESN) on sale again for $179.99 (save $100, $15/TB). Alternatively, also available on Best Buy via Google Shopping...
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Post #136017812 added 04-06-2020 1:45 AM by kewlking in Deal Talk
A lot of posts from r/DataHoarder indicate that after shucking, people are getting either a 5400 rpm WD120EMAZ or WD120EMFZ, do not support - TLER, SED, TRIM and that they are CMR(PMR) drives. ...
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Post #136019342 added 04-06-2020 5:35 AM by Protonman in Deal Talk
and what will you do then? hopefully not put them in a NAS.... :-)
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Post #136019351 added 04-06-2020 5:36 AM by repomanz in Deal Talk
bought and shucked. WD120EMFZ inside (from Thailand)
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Post #136021769 added 04-06-2020 7:57 AM by anonman44 in Deal Talk
I need 1 or 2 of these, my drives are filling up fast
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