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Conquer tough workloads with enterprise-class WD Gold HDD, available in 1TB to 20TB capacity
Enhanced reliability with up to 2.5M hours MTBF
OptiNAND technology's capacity-enabling features
Improve performance with our vibration protection technology
HelioSeal technology delivers high capacities with a low power draw [12TB and above]
Featuring EAMR (Energy Assisted Magnetic Recording) and TSA (Triple State Actuator) for higher media precision and increased areal density [16TB capacities and above]
Get peace of mind with a 5-year limited warranty
Overview
Specs
Reviews
Learn more about the Western Digital WD141KRYZ
Model
Brand
WD
Series
Gold
Model
WD141KRYZ
Performance
Interface
SATA 6.0Gb/s
Capacity
14TB
RPM
7200 RPM
Cache
512MB
Features
Features
Conquer tough workloads with enterprise-grade WD Gold HDDs. Available in 1TB to 14TB capacities
Enhanced reliability with up to 2.5M hours MTBF
Specifically designed for use in enterprise-grade data centers and storage systems
Improve performance with our vibration protection technology
HelioSeal technology delivers high capacities with a low power draw [12TB and above]
Solid drive, no issues in 8 months3/4/2019 1:11:05 AM
Pros: -Takes maybe 6 seconds to spin up when it's been idle, great read/write speed (~100mb/s extracting a giant zip archive from a separate SSD)
-Makes the dying cow noise when your PC shuts off which I find amusing
Cons: -Not extremely loud as some people say, however if you're doing hardcore reading/writing you can't ignore it. But aside from specifically operating on large/many files your PC is generally not making the drive work 24/7 so it'll be tiny muffled ticks that almost blend in with your case fans. I personally am not bothered at all by any of the sound this drive makes.
Overall Review: My case is on a wood base which rests on a carpet, I imagine that absorbs/muffles a lot of the vibration and ticking. If your case was resting on a non-carpeted floor or desk, hardcore file operations would probably be louder.
High density storage in a standard format package...1/12/2021 8:38:03 AM
Pros: These drives provide high density capacity in a standard 3.5 inch HDD footprint. The cost per T is around the same as lower capacity desktop drives. The MTBF indicates these drives should last many years. They are pretty quiet also...and run fairly cool.
Cons: Initial expense is a mouthful. Also, depending on your build, you may have to be creative in mounting these drives. The mount points are subtly different, and while the package fits into a standard 3.5 inch bay, they are twice the height as a typical 3.5 inch desktop drive. In my build, only two of the mount holes line up, but the friction of the fit is enough to keep them in place.
Overall Review: I have three of these striped into a single, ~50TB (useable) logical drive. Access is fast, and even when they are working, they aren't very loud. This build is up pretty much 24/7, as it's a media server for the household.
I've been using WD drives for 15 years now, and found them very reliable. I have had a couple fail within the warranty periods, the replacement process is pretty quick, and in one case, the replacement came back double the capacity of the original - they replaced a 2T with a 4T (and that was 4.5 years into a 5 year warranty).
Overall Review: Totally recommend, tried to get another one but it came in damaged
FYI, these drives are heavy and need to be shipped properly
Unfortunately most of the time they are not packed correctly
Tried 3 different vendors, all of them damaged!
People in shipping need to be trained better!
Sick of wasting my time testing drives
Anonymous
Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
Verified Owner
Excellent drive4/11/2019 8:37:03 AM
Pros: Got this at a steal of a price ($80)!
Runs just as quiet as any other drives I've used and has been incredibly reliable.
Cons: none yet
Overall Review: I bought this on a whim to test out its functionality in a gaming rig and I'm upset I didn't grab a few more for that rig and my workstation.
Overall Review: Bought for my file server. Will buy more as the need arises.
Anonymous
Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
Verified Owner
Very noisy on startup4/7/2022 4:18:13 PM
Overall Review: This is the strangest hard drive Ive ever owned since the beginning of hard drives. Its very noisy on startup, with lots of thumping and chattering. It soon settles down and then just periodically chatters a bit. Its actual performance & capacity is outstanding.
At first I thought this new hard drive must be defective with all this extraneous noise, but Ive seen several other reviews mentioning these noises. So now I dont know what to think. I would be very curious to read some more reviews on this hard drive.
It works. It's not overly noisy. It's fast11/17/2020 8:12:54 AM
Pros: They work. They both worked and are performing perfectly. They are not as noisy as previous models. They work faster consistently. They are definitely an improvement.
Cons: It does always weird me out getting these WD drives and noticing them preform differently. One is actually noticeably faster than the other for reading/writing.
Overall Review: I haven't had the best of luck with WD over the years, but I have had good experience with the WD gold lineups. I bought two of these 10 TB Gold Drives.
Pros: -Takes maybe 6 seconds to spin up when it's been idle, great read/write speed (~100mb/s extracting a giant zip archive from a separate SSD) -Makes the dying cow noise when your PC shuts off which I find amusing
Cons: -Not extremely loud as some people say, however if you're doing hardcore reading/writing you can't ignore it. But aside from specifically operating on large/many files your PC is generally not making the drive work 24/7 so it'll be tiny muffled ticks that almost blend in with your case fans. I personally am not bothered at all by any of the sound this drive makes.
Overall Review: My case is on a wood base which rests on a carpet, I imagine that absorbs/muffles a lot of the vibration and ticking. If your case was resting on a non-carpeted floor or desk, hardcore file operations would probably be louder.