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ХроноГость-5VGQJ
24.02.2013
10/10
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Purchased this drive for backing up data from my RAID arrays to prevent data loss if one became corrupt. I chose this drive because it is enterprise quality and less expensive / GB than a Caviar Black. The drive passed WD drive tools short and long tests fine, so immediately went into use on my Win7 system. Copying data to this was reasonably fast, 500GB from a RAID array moved at an average of around 80mb/sec . HD Tune test shows max 156, average 115, and minimum 63.7 mb/sec with 16.8ms access time, and 175 burst rate.This saved my data when I recently upgraded an array to a larger size using 4 1TB RE4 drives and had a problem with the resize script which corrupted the array. I will use it for periodic back up, but won't keep it in the case (it's in a back plane so easily removed) to ensure data isn't lost in the event of a power surge or other catastrophe.It's quieter than the RE4 drives, and about the same as a Caviar Black for noise. Runs at 84 degrees F in my case.
Капеллан-0KSWZ
05.03.2013
10/10
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I have a Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra4 Plus that had been running with four 1TB Hitachi "enterprise" drives. Needing more capacity, I replaced two of them (so far) with these WD Red 2TB drives. Not only do they work very well, with performance at least as good as the Hitachis, but I find that they run about 10-15F cooler than the Hitachis in the enclosure, which will certainly encourage a longer lifespan.I will likely replace the last two Hitachis with WD Red drives in the near future. An excellent product at a more reasonable price than "enterprise" drives.Edit: March 28, 2013I have now replaced all four Hitachi drives with the WD drives and they're working fine. As I noted above, they run cooler than the Hitachi drives. I did note that the SMART diagnostic feature on the WD drives doesn't report as much information as the Hitachis did, such as a performance rating, but the basic stuff is there.
ТерраБот-3NWLY
13.03.2013
2/10
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I have a NAS setup, I originally had 4 Seagate drives in there which worked perfectly for over 3 years. I needed more storage so I ordered 4 of these Red drives which I noted were made specifically for the demands of NAS. The first drive has failed within 5 months. I have had to power the system down o I don't lose any data while I await the arrival of a new drive through WD's rather clumsy warranty procedure. I had to argue with them to get them to pay the cost of postage - why should I have to pay to send back a failed disc drive as well as them taking a $250 charge against my credit card - more than twice the cost of a single drive on Amazon.These are clearly not up the demands of NAS storage - I should imagine that they are no different from their cheaper drives, just branded differently to get people to pay more for the same product!
Туманник-9CWPM
19.01.2013
10/10
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I was happy to find that, not only did this drive produce almost no noise or heat, it also proved a very significant upgrade the drive it replaced - which was an upscale but old seagate barricuda. In contrast to that drive, which produces significant noise and heat at idle, the WD Red is nearly silent and very cool to the touch.The red series is designed to function as NAS drives where they are on all the time, but need better performance than the "green" line but not so much as "enterprise" drives and such; for me this is a very appropriate performance point for a desktop that runs much of the time.In this context I used a drive clone to keep all the old drive contents, then partition re-sizer, to tweak the results. System is running excellently with nearly no interruption, as contrasted to the hassle and disruption associated with a complete system re-installation.Drive is highly recommended for scenarios like those for which it was designed, which do go beyond NAS to many medium performance desktops.
Капеллан-9MNDN
13.03.2013
8/10
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I purchased 4 of these drives to create a 12TB RAID5 array with mdadm on Ubuntu 12.04LTS. Prior to putting any trust into them I ran 'badblocks -wsv' on each. Took pretty much an entire weekend to scan all the surfaces. Interestingly enough, one of the drives tended to lag behind the other 3 in progress. Badblocks also indicated a bad sector on it, but SMART did not. I am keeping my eye on that one in particular. All 4 passed short and long SMART tests.Overall -- good drives. The TLER wasn't useful to me -- I am using Linux software RAID. What is more useful is that these drives are designed for 24/7 operation and have tweaks like not parking the heads as frequently. This adds to their reliability compared to something like a WD Green or Black at the cost of power savings (vs the Green) and performance (vs the Black).
Спектр-1OBLY
19.03.2013
10/10
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Red vs GreenRed has 3-year warranty. Green has 2-year warranty.Red uses less power than the Green. (Red power uses 4.10 watts for standby and 4.40 watts for read/write. Green (WD20EZRX) uses 5.50 watts for standby and 6.00 watts for read/write.)Red offers free Premium 24/7 toll free support line. Green offers standard phone support which is free for 30 days from first call. After that it's $14.95 per incident. Phone support is only available during certain hours, but it is available each day, including weekends. Email support is free regardless.My server has 6 Green 2TB drives and one of them was failing. I purchased the Red over the Green because it had a longer warranty and it uses less power. When my other Green drives eventually fail I plan to replace them with the Red.
Квантум-0DWGK
02.12.2012
10/10
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I bought two of these for my ReadyNAS NVX and it loves them. They are quite and cool. The two of them have been running for only 100 hours so far, but they are holding temps of 32C and 34C. Compared to the Seagates they are sharing the NAS with are running at 34C and 37C.I haven't noticed any speed increase but that could be because they only make up half of the NAS. I still download files at 40MB/sec off the NAS to my single disk desktop (the NAS isn't necessarily the bottleneck)Here is a print out of the full SMART+ StatusSMART AttributeRaw Read Error Rate 0Spin Up Time 5458Start Stop Count 93Reallocated Sector Count 0Seek Error Rate 0Power On Hours 97Spin Retry Count 0Calibration Retry Count 0Power Cycle Count 3Power-Off Retract Count 1Load Cycle Count 91Temperature Celsius 32Reallocated Event Count 0Current Pending Sector 0Offline Uncorrectable 0UDMA CRC Error Count 0Multi Zone Error Rate 0ATA Error Count 0Packaging was great as well. Both drives were in individual boxes with the plastic end caps. Then the boxes were bubbled wrapped and boxes together.I will buy two more when they get back down to $150 each and I have the money.
Синтрон-6YDWC
16.02.2013
10/10
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Ordered these for a great price through Amazon two month ago and it's been running great ever since in my QNAP 659 Pro II. Even though it's meant to be used in a 5-bay NAS, mine is 6, and I haven't gotten any issues. My 4 other Hitachi drives temp are between 100-103 F while these operate at only 87-89. That's a huge difference!! I ran them through the WD Drive Diagnostic test and it was whisper quiet. This is especially important if you have your NAS inside your living room like I do and the spinning drives can be annoying. What it also does is lowers the operating speed on your NAS' cooling fan as well, which means lower operating cost. Once I upgrade to a 10 bay NAS, I will only go with these drives. They're cheap, reliable (TLER is absolutely necessary inside any RAID setup... look it up if you don't know what it does), quite, and fast.
Дроид-5FBMI
19.10.2012
10/10
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I can't speak to the longevity or performance compared to other products, but I ordered two of these, and they have both been running for the last 4 hours (without a work load on them) in my Network Attached Storage and are at about 90 degrees F. My NAS ran a test on them and says they're both in good health.*edit a few weeks later:they are also very quiet, and I have transferred a very large amount of data on and off of it every day for the last few weeks... no issues - my Network Attached Storage still says they're in good health. If this "status" ever changes or I encounter any issues, I will at that point amend this review. Until then, assume the previous statements to still be true.Ps. These rated as highly reliable, and spin at 5400 RPM. I would have preferred 7200 RPM for the faster read/write speed, but to get that speed with the same reliability rating in a NAS evironment, the price was double to triple what these were. Also, being limited by network speed and computer processing power, these seem quite good - and I couldn't justify the pay increase for the small speed gain. With the rate at which this technology develops, I'm sure my next upgrade will have more storage, faster speeds, and probably cost less... so I'll wait until then :)
Квазар-0RCIU
16.01.2013
10/10
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I was waiting to populate the rest of my new NAS(Synology DS1812+) with the 4TB version of the RED drive that i was hoping to be released maybe sometime this year. But I just got a message from WD saying they have no plans to make another 4TB drive, part from the ones they already have. So no 4TB RED version drive, which is a bummer, maybe to protect their enterprise drives.So my question to all is what 4TB drive and from which manufacturer would be a good fit(low-power, decent-to-high-speed and excellent reliability) for my NAS? I'll mostlybe using it to stream audio and HD videos and a little for data storage.Thanks,DavidPSI also asked about TLER in the RED drives and they said "The WD Red drive does support TLER, And the drive is intellipower so it will change from 5400 to 7200 if it's needed."Also they said to make sure you have a Gigabit network in your system for optimum performance. I guess this is a given.
Квантум-6WJEV
01.04.2013
8/10
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I really really like the concept behind these disks. I was kinda skeptical about them, based on the seemingly high failure rate. But I pulled the trigger and bought the 3Tb model. I built a GPT partition and performed a long format, right out of the box. No trouble was found.After a few weeks of constant operation and having filled it up to about 70% capacity, I did a SMART check on it. The reallocated sector count was definitely higher than I wanted to see (~145 so far), but no catastrophic failures so far. I will be watching it closely.I think Western Digital has a product that could really knock one outta the park...if they just get their QC under control.
НеоВояжер-8MWXF
15.04.2013
10/10
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I got two of these to replace the RAID array in my workstation. The array had been set up with WD Green drives, a configuration not recommended by WD, but at the time, the only WD-recommended drives (the RE black series) were noisy and expensive (though faster). When I swapped out Green for Red, I noticed no increase in noise and no decrease in performance. Plus, the new drives are larger and are approved by WD for 24/7 use and for use in RAID arrays. They carry a longer warranty. Recommended for NAS and workstation RAID when a quiet, economical drive is more important than the last increment of speed.
Квантум-2YWZC
10.11.2012
8/10
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I recently bought two of these WD "Red" 3 TB drives to replacetwo WD Caviar Green 2 TB drives (Western Digital 2 TB Caviar Green SATA Intellipower32 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive WD20EADS) in my QNAP TS-259 Pro NAS; theCaviars had been in service since 2010 and I have never had aproblem with them; the RED drives took about 6 hrs to format into RAID-1on the QNAP and I have copied about 2 TB's data to them in the last few days;the QNAP also functions as a second Time Machine backup destination for my MACworkstations; the new RED drives are extremely cool under load and insleep mode; the aluminum case is cool to the touch; drive temps areabout 90 DEG F under load and about 80 DEG F in standby; the drives areextremely quiet as well and the QNAP fan is hardly working....great NASdrives! Write performance in some large video file transfers approached100 MB/sec and read performance of large files varied from 50-70 mb/sec bothhigher by about 30% compared to similar transfers using the Caviars;so far so good...;I'll report back after a month or two to report onreliability of these new drives..for now 4 out of 5 stars
Гиперион-7JJBO
24.03.2013
10/10
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New Alienware aurora desktop, loaded with ssd main drive.Leaves 3 empty drive bays for upgrades.Needed something as my photo, music, and video server.Easy installation, just slid it right in the tool-less drive bays, started the computer.Remember to go to drive manager to initiate the drive and partition as needed, please read up on this. It is not a simple plug and play device, a little bit of work is needed, though minimal.Very quiet drive, fast for streaming bluray rips, iTunes music at high bit rates, photos load nearly as fast as my ssd.I'm very happy. It runs as what you should expect a good hard drive to do... No more, no less.CheersH
Вектрон-2QWTY
16.01.2013
10/10
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I returned this drive unfortunately. I really wanted it. Could not get it to format with my older MBR(master boot record system). You need to have an up to date computer that is able to format the drive under GPT(GUID partition table). Three TB drives now MUST be formatted in GPT. MBR is not an option. I returned this drive and got the two TB version and voila, done.A little bit about that drive. It is the coolest running drive I've ever seen. The first test of this, I have a USB adapter system to connect bare drives to a computer, and the drive runs continuously until you physically unplug it from the wall. These drives still feel cool and not even the slightest bit warm. I have WD Blue, green, and Black drives that cannot do this. Many of them get very hot during continuous runs for hours.At $109, this drive crushes the competition, and so quietly too.
НаноПилигрим-6ABSO
16.11.2012
10/10
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Granted I Just installed these yesterday, but I thought my feedback might help others. As many of you know older motherboards don't support Hard Drives with capacities larger than 2TB. I am using an ASUS P6T deluxe ( 1st gen 1366 socket i7 ). Something to keep in mind is with this motherboard you have 2 controllers. The Intel, and the Marvell. These Hard Drives will only work on the Intel SATA Ports. After getting these plugged into the right ports, I was able to configure these into a Mirror array using the Disk Management in Windows 7. Don't try to configure your RAID Arrays with these using the Boot Manager. Their Storage will only show 768 ( or something ) GB of storage. You have to setup your array directly in Windows. Also don't forget to set them in GPT ( not MBR ), You will find this setting as you initialize them in Windows 7.Thus far they are working great. I bought these to replace a 2TB WD green drive that was on its death bed.I was getting 120 MB/sec on my SATA 2 Ports when migrating the data from my 2TB to these 3TB drives.
НоваГость-8HLVJ
08.03.2013
10/10
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These work like a champ so far so good. Using 6 of them in a Thecus N6850 and they work like they are suppose to....like a rockstar. 5 year warranty from WD, made specifically for NAS systems, cool red sticker, quiet, etc....what else to say. Bought from Amazon so packing and shipping was spot on superb. The only negative is the way the prices swing around on this website....up and down, its like timing the stock market buying something on Amazon. Item good - pricing bad. Although I did get the lowest price on these things...at least for a week. Then it went down then back up then down and up and now its at what I paid...at least for the minute. Anyway.....
Плазмонавт-5SRCR
21.11.2012
10/10
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I have three 2 TB drives in my home NAS which is running on a Synology DS 1512+ (awesome product btw). I added a large amount of data nad wanted to expand my NAS and was prepared to buy another 2 TB drive from a competing manufacturer when I saw this Red line of drives. I did some research and decided to purchase one (the 3 TB model). I plugged it in and it detected without issue. I ran a SMART test to make sure all was good (and it was) and then expanded my volume (Running Synology Hybrid raid). It took a while but in the end, it added nicely to the volume and I now have a large amount of storage available. I will probably buy another 3 TB drive and add it as a hot standby to handle a drive failure.I would recommend this to anyone deploying a NAS. I use my NAS to store family photos and movies but the NAS gets its workout from the three apple TV's in my house which are streaming Spongebob, Simpsons, Futurama etc. for the kids (and me) :-) The large cache and improved technology aimed at NAS make this a solid choice.
Эксопилот-0ZLUA
29.01.2013
10/10
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I have only had two of these installed for four days, but I am delighted at the high performance of these drives. I am consistently reading and writing 120-140 megabytes per second with these drives in a Mediasonic raid box using RAID 1.While the random seek time isn't quite up to par, the sustained read/write speeds with ext4 are superlative. And when I am hitting the cache, the RAID box literally maxes out the SATA speeds. The Samsung drives that I was using previously (not RAID grade drives, also in a RAID 1 configuration) had better random seek times, but were slower at around 80-90 megabytes / second and never had this kind of cache performance.Well done, Western Digital -- very well done. Along with a Crucial M4 SSD as its boot device, this computer is performing like a champ.
Гелиос-6UHCW
16.02.2013
10/10
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I have been slowly replacing 3 to 4 year old hard drives in my home server. This is the second Red drive that I have purchased to replace a WD Black Drive. For one thing the Red drive runs about 10 degrees cooler than the Black. WD has stated that these RED drives are running special firmware that handles recovery of bad sectors in a way that would prevent storage controllers from timing out. Since I just run JBOD with StableBit's DrivePool to create the storage pool I wouldn't expect that other drives wold have timed out the pool if they took longer to recover and remap sectors. I plan on buying two more over the next 12 months and may move up to the 3TB model depending on my storage requirements.
Фотон-3GDEH
29.12.2012
4/10
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These Western Digital Red drives are low-power low-performance 5400rpm consumer disk drives! They provide significantly less performance than any 7200rpm disk drive, such as the Western Digital Black and RE4 drives. They are too slow to playback 1080p24 movies without stuttering. Anandtech showed that these Red drives offer a small performance improvement over other low-performance 5400rpm consumer drives like the Green drives when you use them in a RAID configuration. But even in that situation, any 7200rpm drive will offer much greater performance. Bottom line -- these drives are only suitable for backing up your data on a low-power low-performance home server. Don't use them in your desktop or server unless you are willing to endure significantly increased read and write times. Shame on Western Digital for not publishing the spindle rotational speed of these drives.
Астероид-6LZTQ
19.03.2013
10/10
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After my initial hesitation to purchase these I went ahead and replaced the failing Seagate Barracuda 1.5 TB drives in my Netgear NAS Pro with these. WD recommends using up to 5 in a unit, however Netgear had these on their approved list for the NAS Pro, which holds 6. These drives arrived packaged in individual boxes which seems to have protected them just fine. The drives were made in Jan of 2013 and all of them worked fine with no problems. They do run cooler and quieter than the Seagate drives. Access time seems to be about the same. So far all is well and I am happy with these drives.
Интеллектор-2TPAM
10.04.2013
8/10
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I got the 2TB to replace a dying 320GB WD. The 2TB drive I received had 2 partitions and 2 unallocated spaces. My attempts to format the drive were unsuccessful. Some of my concern was exasperated through the use of an older SATA enclosure that was either, dying or not supporting a 2TB drive. I could only access approx. 756GB capacity. I called WD who told me a new drive should not have any partitions to begin with and offered to replace the item. I am glad they gave me a 3TB in exchange. The new drive works well.
Фотон-4LJQY
15.02.2013
8/10
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Purchased 2 of these drives so far. 1 to replace a failed drive in my readynas pro business running Quantity-6 seagate 1.5TB AS drives and the other to start the total disk replacement of my NAS. I'm running 6 drives with dual redundancy and had a seagate fail after 4 years. Time to start thinking about a total replace one drive at a time as I don't want to worry about old drives failing. WD Red seems targeted towards NAS devices. I really wanted to put the WD Black drive in but economy dictated the WD Red drive. If you can afford to populate your NAS with the black go for it. I plan on buying 4 more of these drives to move my storage capacity up and also have drives under warranty.
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