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jelockwood1
May 07, 2014Guide
4TB drive recommendations
I currently have 2 x ReadyNAS Pro Business edition units each with 6 x 2TB Hitachi drives and they have been rock solid for several years. One of them however started off life with Western Digital 2TB...
ifixidevices
Sep 04, 2014Luminary
I know the ST4000DM000 is a desktop drive (economy class drive) but after spending $800 on a 6 bay pro and upgrading it to 8GB's of memory a Q6600 processor I didn't have enough left over to put in enterprise or nas drives...
The good news is most of the drives (actually all but 1) have over 6 months usage on them and they are still all functioning perfectly. They run pretty cool as well. I can get right at 100MBps via FTP or via AFP/SMB.
They are powerful drives and they are mighty fast enough to do what I request of them day in and day out (constantly doing something 24/7.)
I backup everything to crashplan and am going to be getting another readynas pro 6 and install it at either my inlaws house or my parents house and replicate the hell out of it!
The good news is most of the drives (actually all but 1) have over 6 months usage on them and they are still all functioning perfectly. They run pretty cool as well. I can get right at 100MBps via FTP or via AFP/SMB.
They are powerful drives and they are mighty fast enough to do what I request of them day in and day out (constantly doing something 24/7.)
I backup everything to crashplan and am going to be getting another readynas pro 6 and install it at either my inlaws house or my parents house and replicate the hell out of it!
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