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Post #139452899 added 08-08-2020 8:33 AM by cal_alum98 in Deal Talk
Another alternative is to get the Seagate 16TB Expansion drive for about the same price and shuck it to get the Exos x16 drive inside. Doubtful that you’d get the same warranty though. I have 4...
Post #139455599 added 08-08-2020 10:38 AM by AJolly in Deal Talk
Thanks! I was set to buy a w d drive, but I prefer quiet.
Post #139450316 added 08-08-2020 6:30 AM by small_stuff03 in Deal Talk
Any comments on the reliability of the drive (or Exos drives generally?)... I've run out of space in my NAS (2*4TB WD Reds) so have been waiting for the 12TB Reds to come down to 300ish, but this...
Post #139462184 added 08-08-2020 4:11 PM by joneill03 in Deal Talk
Not sure if that is correct. I found a datasheet for the 8TB Exos, which does list SMR: https://www.seagate.com/files/www-content/datasheets/pdfs/exos-5e8DS1954-2-1712US-en_US.pdf However, the...
Post #139462553 added 08-08-2020 4:34 PM by audioClover in Deal Talk
I feel like it would still be cheaper to buy a larger nas (with more bays) and get slightly smaller drives. Am I wrong?
Post #139462700 added 08-08-2020 4:44 PM by HaloArchive in Deal Talk
Why not pick up the WD HC530 drives? Cheaper, faster, higher reliability.
Post #139462760 added 08-08-2020 4:48 PM by zoomedin3 in Deal Talk
This is super helpful, thank you.
Post #139486691 added 08-09-2020 6:34 PM by elgerone in Deal Talk
Every Seagate I’ve ever owned only last 3-4 yrs I’m a WD man lol
Post #139450637 added 08-08-2020 6:49 AM by Hruodgar in Deal Talk
These are enterprise drives. Also they are incredible quiet for a 7200 rpm drive and transfered data to a nvme drive at about 260 MB's a second. double post sorry.
Post #139462547 added 08-08-2020 4:34 PM by BadOman in Deal Talk
these use more power (5W idle 10W under load) and Exos do not come with warranty data protection and ironwolfs do. Exos also have a near double MTBF over ironwolfs. I personally just bought 4 16TB...
Post #139450556 added 08-08-2020 6:46 AM by Hruodgar in Deal Talk
I have the 16TB version. These are enterprise drives and they are incredibly quiet for 7200 rpm drives. Also they transferred around 270 MB's a second to a nvme drive. Run cool too. Would recommend...
Post #139455734 added 08-08-2020 10:46 AM by Kaveman42 in Deal Talk
I have the 12tb x14 hdd and they are pretty loud. You can hear the clicking and spinning the whole time it is being used.
Post #139461689 added 08-08-2020 3:40 PM by ps26 in Deal Talk
There is no reason NOT to buy these versus IronWolfs other than insignificantly more electrical current usage.
Post #139461773 added 08-08-2020 3:46 PM by andys_sweeps in Deal Talk
Curious to know why do people need this much storage for personal use? Not counting anything for business.
Post #139461800 added 08-08-2020 3:47 PM by ps26 in Deal Talk
I am running them in many synology NASs and also perc raid arrays on Dells. We also used this lines predecessor before it was refered to as exos. I tried ironwolf, ironwolf pro, red, and red pro. And...
Post #139461845 added 08-08-2020 3:50 PM by ti97 in Deal Talk
"Business" Excel sheets and PowerPoint presentations can fit on a thumbdrive. "Personal" 4k videos and RAW digital images are what's keeping storage companies in business.
Post #139461299 added 08-08-2020 3:16 PM by zoomedin3 in Deal Talk
Why should I NOT buy these versus IronWolfs for a NAS?
Post #139507160 added 08-10-2020 1:48 PM by jmufanbas in Deal Talk
thank you for posting repped
Post #139463126 added 08-08-2020 5:09 PM by deids in Deal Talk
Sold out!
Post #139463132 added 08-08-2020 5:09 PM by SmilingHamster3037 in Deal Talk
Need might be the wrong word, I’d go with choice instead. I choose to keep all my movies, TV shows, songs, family and vacation recordings in my own hands, including various backups. Even if there’s...
Post #139462016 added 08-08-2020 4:01 PM by AlexZ2736 in Deal Talk
Looks like SMR. Hard pass unless you never erase anything stored in it.
Post #139462802 added 08-08-2020 4:51 PM by pokymon in Deal Talk
Does this work for NAS?
Post #139462850 added 08-08-2020 4:54 PM by DennisK987 in Deal Talk
where is it cheaper? link plz
Post #139462889 added 08-08-2020 4:56 PM by XxAuReaLxX in Deal Talk
In the same boat with the same Reds :)
Post #139463210 added 08-08-2020 5:14 PM by pokymon in Deal Talk
Is this the one you are referring to?...
Post #139448477 added 08-08-2020 3:48 AM by dabargainhunter in Deal Talk
https://www.newegg.com/seagate-exos-x14-st14000nm0018-14tb/p/1Z4-002P-00RY9?item=1Z4-002P-00RY9 Seagate Exos X14 14TB 7200 RPM 512e/4Kn SATA 6Gb/s 256MB Cache 3.5-Inch Enterprise Hard Drive With...
Post #139464716 added 08-08-2020 6:45 PM by dreamliner77 in Deal Talk
Boot drives. Not to mention probably about 85-90% of my customer base has less than 100GB of data.

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