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RN316 - confirm mixing disk sizes
Hello - I have had one of the six 6TB WD60EFRX fail in a RN316 and need to order a replacement ASAP. I'd like to confirm that I can replace that one drive with the newer 10TB WD100EFRX. The RN3...
reburns wrote:
Base upon that, the "Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 7200rpm 14TB - WD141KFGX might run amongst the coolest? At $20 more per HDD than the 5400 "Red NAS".
So it's between the "Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 14TB and the "Red NAS" 5400rpm 14TB. Not worried about the cost delta. Got a suggestion?
Definitely go with the datasheet on the power use. Both drives are good choices - the Pro should perform a bit better, and has a longer warranty. So it's fine to go with that.
reburns wrote:
I could add that I can access the RN316 data, but not it's network admin RAIDar page. The front display reads "Recover data 66.64%", and I know the problem is disk #1 from a previous look at the logs (and the blinking bay light).
Normally you should be able to access the web ui, though it does run at a low priority, so it can time out.
Do you have a backup of the data?
Thanks for the thorough reply!
I prefer to spend the $$ upfront to upgrade for more storage, so will go with 14Tb based upon your reply, and stick with WD for now. And IF the 5400rpm generates less heat, then I see the sense in that. But that "if" might not hold?
"Red NAS" 5400rpm 14TB - WD140EFFX = up to 210 MB/s, 6.5W read/write, 3W idle, 0.8W sleep (datasheet)
"Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 14TB - WD141KFGX = up to 255 MB/s, 6.2W read/write, 3W idle, 0.8W sleep (datasheet)
"Gold Enterprise" 7200rpm 14TB is 6W read/write, but 5.5W idle, 0.4W sleep so that's a big jump with idle (datasheet)
My old WD60EFRX 5400rpm are 5.3W read/write, 3.4W idle, 0.8W sleep (datasheet)
Base upon that, the "Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 7200rpm 14TB - WD141KFGX might run amongst the coolest? At $20 more per HDD than the 5400 "Red NAS".
So it's between the "Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 14TB and the "Red NAS" 5400rpm 14TB. Not worried about the cost delta. Got a suggestion?
reburns wrote:
Base upon that, the "Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 7200rpm 14TB - WD141KFGX might run amongst the coolest? At $20 more per HDD than the 5400 "Red NAS".
So it's between the "Red Pro NAS" 7200rpm 14TB and the "Red NAS" 5400rpm 14TB. Not worried about the cost delta. Got a suggestion?
Definitely go with the datasheet on the power use. Both drives are good choices - the Pro should perform a bit better, and has a longer warranty. So it's fine to go with that.
reburns wrote:
I could add that I can access the RN316 data, but not it's network admin RAIDar page. The front display reads "Recover data 66.64%", and I know the problem is disk #1 from a previous look at the logs (and the blinking bay light).
Normally you should be able to access the web ui, though it does run at a low priority, so it can time out.
Do you have a backup of the data?
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