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Guido80
Nov 29, 2012Aspirant
WD WD10EZRX LP compatibility?
Can anyone please tell me if this drive will work with a ReadyNas (DUO v1)?
After a lot of searching and comparing I think two of these --considering they actually work wih the DUO v1-- would be the best replacement for my failed ST31000520AS (actually one failed and I will be replacing both, after reading discouraging comments about using different drive types in the same RAID setup).
I know there are many other good hard drives out there, but I'm on a budget and just hope to get the DUO up and running again for the next few years without instant trouble.
Thanks!
After a lot of searching and comparing I think two of these --considering they actually work wih the DUO v1-- would be the best replacement for my failed ST31000520AS (actually one failed and I will be replacing both, after reading discouraging comments about using different drive types in the same RAID setup).
I know there are many other good hard drives out there, but I'm on a budget and just hope to get the DUO up and running again for the next few years without instant trouble.
Thanks!
4 Replies
- HERBIEOAspirantHave you checked the Compatibility list its best to stick with drives on the HCL > http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20641
- Guido80Aspirant
HERBIEO wrote: Have you checked the Compatibility list its best to stick with drives on the HCL > http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20641
I looked at the HCL and the drive isn't listed. This should be a clear sign of a bad idea for a newbie like myself.
After some more investigation about WD Reds I am considering to stretch my budget (ouch) and go for a pair of HCL-approved WD10EFRX :oops: - HERBIEOAspirantA little more cost but but a much better option the WD Red drives have been engineered specifically for NAS use.
- Guido80Aspirant
HERBIEO wrote: A little more cost but but a much better option the WD Red drives have been engineered specifically for NAS use.
For their price they are awesome indeed. What was I thinking... :slap:
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