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Very quiet for a standard hard drive. fast r/w for a basic storage drive

Easy setup and easy copying

18tb of storage is great

- Fast transfer rates for HDD - Not excessively clicky - Consistent performance and good warrenty

More storage space

1TB 64mb cache

Large Size Works Great Stable Have ordered 100s of WD Gold none have failed so far

Simple to just pop right in and set up. Works as any hard drive should. Using it as my main storage drive with an SSD as my boot drive. I'm sure a lot of people haven't bought this drive due to lack of ratings/reviews, Which is almost why I didn't buy it but for the storage and its being a 6.0gbs, hard not to just go for it. Happy I did zero issues fast and speedy.

Good performance for 7200 RPM drives Mostly silent operation Running 24/7 in RAID 1 without issues Good value at 350USD each (you may find a different price) CMR technology, 5-year warranty

-Passed unRAID preclean successfully multiple times

-Large size of 16TB. -Pretty fast transfer speeds at ~200MB/s. -Relatively quiet.

* Benchmarking this drive using HD Tune Pro showed excellent results. 7,200RPM platter speeds combined with high areal density helps give it great throughput and access times. Here are some benchmark numbers compared to other drives in the same system of mine to compare to: System: Intel 3.8GHz CPU, Asus Rampage Extreme III mobo, 6Gb Ram Seagate ST6000NM0024 Enterprise drive: (review drive) Average read speed: 164.9 MB/s Access time: 11.7ms Western Digital Green WD40EZRX 4tb drive: Average read speed: 113.9 MB/s Access time: 17.0ms Samsung EcoGreen HD103SI 1tb drive: Average read speed: 84.8 MB/s Access time: 21.5ms Crucial C300 256gb Solid State Drive: (Even old SSDs smoke the benchmarks) Average read speed: 223.8 MB/s Access Time: 0.157ms Remember that comparing components using the same system and benchmark is necessary to get an accurate feel for an item’s performance. You will see numerous benchmark results by various users, but comparing their results to other user’s results can be seriously deceptive. It’s like they teach in the 5th grade, the scientific method is the only way to go. * The drive uses the SATA III 6Gb/s interface, a 128 MB cache, and “Power Choice Technology”. “PowerChoice technology improves on earlier technology and allows for energy-saving during periods of command inactivity, allowing for greater power reductions. As idle time increases, the power-saving benefits also increase, and the drives will still quickly respond to commands even after long idling periods. In addition, PowerChoice technology supports four customizable modes to give businesses significantly more control of power usage by allowing for up to a 54% reduction in the amount of energy used.” * Unlike two of the bottom mounting screws, all of the side mounting screws are in standard locations, so if you mount in this fashion, or use quick release side mounts for example, you are good to go. * This is the largest single internal drive solution available on the consumer market at the moment. Its formatted capacity is 6001,039,241,216 bytes (5.45TB) as formatted in NTFS under Windows 7. * I’m using this drive as my primary backup drive for my entire network. It seems to have all the makings to fill this purpose with excellence. They are also built to perform strongly in Raid arrays and installed into Network Attached Storage devices. * The drive is just as quiet as my current quietest platter drive. * Newegg packaging has become even better for hard drives. This came in a neat air bag style package that feels much more protective against package carrier bumps and bruises.

8tb hard drive that works

The new Barracuda drives are wicked fast. Very slim design compared to Hitachi, WD, and a couple others.

Does what it's supposed to do. Simple Installation.

This is such a quiet drive 5 cameras record 24/7 and it doesn't bat an eye

These drives have been excellent. Fast and reliable with cutting edge technology for magnetic discs. They are not too loud either.