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It spins! It works! Mine wasn't DOA...

Got this computer up and running with this hard drive - got it for another computer and than the hard drive crashed on this one ( IT WAS A mediamax ) just quit !!

Overall, the drive performs very well. The capacity is a bit on the small side, but a very good drive nonetheless. The physical size of the drive is slightly thinner than the standard 3.5" internal hard drive, which also makes it slightly lighter in weight. Here are my test results from ATTO Disk Benchmark: Average write: 208 MB/s Average read: 218 MB/s

Rugged design for 24/7 use in hot and Harsh environments. 6TB can hold the data of 16 Cameras at 1280x720 for almost 9 days. Low Power Consumption means less heat created. Seamless integration with many name brand enclosures. Fully capable in large raid arrays.

Fast access, easy to install and format. No problems as of yet. Half the height of the old 1TB Seagate drive I have. Transfer rate much quicker than previous drive this one is replacing. Great price!!!

+ Stable data protection + Quiet + Energy efficient I have five of these drives and I have frequently tested them using both the quick and extended SMART tests over a course of heavy usage. All tests have been successful on all five drives. I have had no other issue that would suggest these drives have a problem and I am confident that my data is safe. The WD Red is pretty quiet as far as mechanical drives go. I have used a competitor's equivalent NAS drive recently and the WD is noticeably quieter. If you do have a noise concern, then I think you would be happy with the WD Reds. For something that is running steady 24/7 like a NAS, I think the best performance would be a balance between speed and energy efficiency. If you do the math on expected wattages for idle and operation for this drive and compare it to the competitors, this drive is pretty efficient. So what does that mean? Maybe nothing. Its food for thought. The savings of wattage and heat may be negligible on your electric bill or it may save you some money over a year.

Works as intended Price was right Replaced an older failed drive Fast RAID rebuild with new drive

Simple to install and run. Plug and play.

Using this in a Intel Raid1 config for over a month. No problems!

Name Brand, only 1 drive has failed in the last 4 years out of 150-200 drives installed. Def recommend.

Great price and work great.

SAS connection and instruction set. ES.3 is a good improvement. Fast and reliable. I am using these and the 1TB versions in a SAN environment and have had good success.

Pretty simple to setup, used Toshibas before, good brand.

THere are many 2TB drives out there, but most are "green" drives with low RPM unless you are willing to pay up. This one is 7200 RPM and is a great deal for the price.

very reliable - no issues, using 6 in raid 5

-Looking for a Hard Drive with massive Cache and good Storage? Look at this one! -Good Warranty!

perfect for NAS. I don't really need the AI function in the drives they sit in a UNIFI protect set up. I have the 24TB one in my home protect set up and initially it was loud, but it has become more quite since it finished it originally set up. I have 8 of the 8TB drives with no issues. 2 are cold spares. when they go in I'll order 2 more. I take the drives that are out of warranty and typically put them in our 3rd tier backup NAS systems and they seem to live forever. Technically out of "service life" but that doesn't mean I take them offline, I stick them into a lower use environment to live out their days storing old accounting stuff. Nothing as exciting as VIDEO