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Amazon являСтся доставка старых запасов (ΠΊΠΎΠ΄ Π΄Π°Ρ‚Ρ‹ 2014)
Amazon являСтся доставка старых запасов (ΠΊΠΎΠ΄ Π΄Π°Ρ‚Ρ‹ 2014). Π§Π΅Ρ‚Ρ‹Ρ€Π΅ с лишним Π»Π΅Ρ‚-это ΠΎΡ‚Π½ΠΎΡΠΈΡ‚Π΅Π»ΡŒΠ½ΠΎ.
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azezal

28.12.2020

2/10

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Slow performance
Uses slower SMR tech to save money. Look it up. WD is not telling you that they are cheaping out on their drives and is falsely advertising their drive capabilities and performance.
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JD

28.12.2020

2/10

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Bought 2, One came out of box....
I purchased 2 of the 8TBs off this listing with the intention of setting up a linux MCPC and NAS, one came in a box within the package and had with spacers inside, and the other was outside with no spacers, leaving it vulnerable to damage from shipping (there were dings on bag.) I was skeptical, but fortunately they were both sealed and had matching serial numbers, so I digressed and carried on with the installation.

Story short, It just so happens that the same drive that was out of box was DOA! In BIOS it shows both drives as well as my SSD, when I went to set up RAID it couldn't initialize the drive in question, WD Lifeguard tool SMART Status as "Not Available" and a quick test froze the software for 15 minutes before giving an error "Error: too many bad sectors"

welp wish me luck on an RMA or Refund I guess. I love Western digital products, never in my life had one of their products fail on me. I don't blame Western Digital, I blame whoever packaged this at amazon.

I urge everyone to do yourself a favor and don't buy HDDs off amazon

***UPDATE*** 6/19
WD had pulled through, RMA process was painless and received a new drive within a few weeks. This is why I stick with WD, they're reliable and offer seamless customer support!

I'm leaving this at one star not because of the product, but Amazon's garbage packaging. Again if at all possible buy this in store or go to Newegg, atleast they understand how to package computer parts.
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Dave2

28.12.2020

2/10

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Better Dead than WD Red
I have been a huge fan of Western Digital for a very long time. I never even considered buying a different brand. But all that changed when they started sneaking in cheap SMR drives into their Red lineup which are inappropriate for NAS use. Even worse, they refused to disclose which drives were using SMR technology when customers demanded to know. Now WD is saying that only Red drives >=1TB and <=8TB are SMR, so I guess my 8TB drives are safe and using CMR, but who knows? Throughout this entire fiasco WD has been shady, so I guess the only way to know for sure what I have is to rebuild my RAID and see if the runtimes are awful. For drives advertised to be used for NAS, manufacturers should ALWAYS disclose what you are buying. Sneaking in cheaper drives (at the same price, natch) then telling everybody that you don't disclose information on which drive tech you use has made WD Red untrustworthy as a brand. I won't be buying any Western Digital products going forward.
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Fred

28.12.2020

10/10

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Great drive. Beware of deceiving sellers
I have 6 of these WD 6TB in a Synology NAS. These are great, silent, reliable. Never had a problem with them (just know that everything has a lifetime...)
However, beware of the sellers on Amazon: I didn't check on my last purchase (of 2 WD 6TB - NEW) and received 2 drives weirdly packaged. I installed them and both show "Power On time" of more than 35000 hours. More than 4 years of usage and sold as NEW.
Advice: Check recent feedbacks on the sellers before ordering. Check Manufactured date before installing, check "Power on Time" on the drive after install, before using.
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James D.

28.12.2020

8/10

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Love the drives - NOT IMPRESSED WITH THE DELIVERY PACKAGING!
the drive is a NAS drive. I ordered them and they arrived pack in a 7" deep box with no padding. it appears they were just thrown in the box with 1 -24" strand of deflated cushion wrap. only one 4"x3" pad was inflated. these sensitive pieces of electronics took quite a beating it appears. Not impressed with the packaging. I am going to try them out and if they fail I will be returning the items.
the 2nd photo is how I have always received the drives in prior orders. Separate boxes, supported and cushioned.
NOT IMPRESSED
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GMC

28.12.2020

10/10

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Beware: Some WD RED drives have SMR technology that may negatively impact array rebuild times.
The 8TB drives I have received arrived on time and work fine. They also appear to be CMR technology. If you are considering any other size (less than 8TB in the WD RED product line) for used in a NAS or any RAID configuration, I suggest you google SMR vs CMR. I will not try to explain SMR, other than saying, it is designed to perform well under light load. Many users are complaining about performance of SMR drives in NAS devices during array rebuilds (whenever you extend/expand/replace drives in an array). I have not had a problem with the 8TB drive I purchased, but I did have another SMR drive that failed during a rebuild. Infact the SMR drive that appeared to fail, tested fine when it was removed from the array but under the heavy load of a rebuild the drive was performing so poorly that the system thought it had failed. At the time I am writing this, the WD RED 2 - 6 TB drives appear to be SMR based. The WD RED 8TB and all the WD RED Pro appear to be CMR.
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Aaron

28.12.2020

10/10

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This is the only 4TB drive to consider. Solid drive, acceptable warranty, excellent pricing.
Purchased WD Red 4TB in 2016. I did not use it much for the first year or two. Early this year, I started using this drive a lot. I am using as an external drive in a USB 3.1 cradle for backups and short term storage of large (20GB to 100GB files). I appreciate the low vibration; other drives in the same cradle can cause resonate vibration of other things on my desk; this drive is almost silent and vibration free. I am getting all of the expected performance; no degradation from not having a direct SATA III connection. Operating temp is very good; it seldom gets above 40c, even after long periods of high activity.

Other people have commented on warranty issues. While I have never had a problem with these drives, I did look up the warranty status on WD's website recently. They correctly reported that the warranty had just expired after my three years of ownership.

In 2016, I paid about $150 for the 4TB model. I considered that a decent price. Earlier this year, I started looking for a new 4TB drive. At that time, this drive was about $115. I spent a week or two looking at refurb enterprise ;evel 4TB models. They go for about $80, and the quality and warranty are really hit or miss. Now, this drive in the 4TB size is down to $100. At that price, for exactly the same drive that I know and trust, it is hard to consider any other option than another WD Red 4TB.

Make sure you purchase your drive from Amazon and not an Amazon market place seller. Check your warranty status as soon as you receive your drive and return it if WD does not recognize the full three years you are entitled to.

If you compare price to size in the WD Red line, you will see that the 4TB size is by far the most economical. I am going to buy a second drive for general use. If the current pricing holds, I am going to buy six more of these to replace all of the drives in my ZFS system over the next year.
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John T.

28.12.2020

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Much to my dismay they use SMR
I have gone through a few of these drives, but it's what I have in my NAS, so I replace like with like. This may be my last WD Red Drive. When I look for a NAS drive I look for reliability above all else. Sure, it's a home NAS, but I don't want to have to think about it. I just want it to work. After my most recent order I saw that Western Digital was using SMR technology (Shingled Magnetic Recording) for these drives. This is great as it provides more GB per platter. Bad if you are looking for long term reliability. Hopefully I have a while before my next drive failure. My fingers are certainly crossed.
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brandon griffin

28.12.2020

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Hi failure rate and hot
I have a server that I have been using primarily wd drives in for years. I decided to swap some drives out for the red 8TB. I have had 4 out of 5 drives fail from factory. First of all Amazon should not sell these drives if the are not going to pack them for shipping. One of the two drives arrived in just the plastic sleeve and the amazon bubble envelope. It showed signs of being banged and was doa. The second drive booted up, but threw out thousands of reallocated sectors when I tried to preclear it. It was running between 40-65C, while all other drives in server are running at 30-36C.
I RMA'd both. One cleared fine and has been running error free for the past month. The second was DOA. It made a chirping sound every second or so and would not mount.
I contacted WD and they issued another RMA and sent me a refurbished drive. This has the exact chirping sound as if it's trying to spin up but something is rubbing. After a bunch of power cycles I got it to spin up and to be recognized, but it threw out thousands of reallocated sectors and froze when I tried to preclear.
I wanted to rule out the possibility that the issue was the enclosure or cable. I swapped enclosures, cables, tried to mount it on different computers/os'. No luck, completely dead.
So that's where I am at. I will try to RMA it again, but I don't think I can trust the 8TB WD red drives in my server. Very disappointing.
On a side note I have read some article saying that these drives are actually 7200 rpm drives that they label as 5400, which negates the power efficiency of these drive.
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J. D. Watkins

28.12.2020

10/10

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Solid Drives
I bought two of the 12TB drives to extend my Windows Storage pool. I just plugged them in and went to Disk Management and Initialized them. Then I added the drives to the storage pool and did some reconfiguring. The storage pool is now 29.1 TB and setup for two way mirroring.

These drives have been on for 124 hours now and running well with a 33 degree C temperature. The server sits next to me and runs fairly quiet. These drives aren't any louder than the 4TB drives they replaced. In fact those 4TB drives are up to 19000 power on hours and about 5 years service. They never showed signs of trouble but they storage pool was getting too small for my collection of movies, videos, music, and documents.

So currently I'm using the old drives for a non redundant offsite backup. I loaded the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) on my server and I am using rsync to copy changes between my mirrored pool and the offsite drives.

Anyway - I really like the WD red drives. Just be sure that if you get sizes less than 6TB for your NAS or storage space you want the Plus or the Pro series to make sure you get Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) versus the shingled magnetic recording (SMR) technology. SMR was invented to pack more bits into a drive but it doesn't play well with NAS systems. Drives of 8TB to 14TB are all CMR so no worries on the higher capacity drives.
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28.12.2020

2/10

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Hard Drive Tumble
You should NEVER buy hard drives from DealX - the name itself sounds very unreliable. I received the two 8TB hard drives I ordered today (over $200 each) and they were tossed loosely in their anti-static bags in a box. I am sure than bingo balls in a rotating wire cage are probably subject to less abuse than these two delicate, costly, expensive hard drives. Obviously this company doesn't care about their customers. They apparently just want to get their money and toss them in whatever box is handy. I may not even test these out because their treatment will no-doubt lead to a limited service life. If you are prudent, DO NOT BUY FROM DEALX.
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