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This is kind of depressing. Per the stats here if I'm reading it correctly, it appears WD Red disks have pretty high failure rates relative to competitors and t
by jsgo 8y ago
This is kind of depressing. Per the stats here if I'm reading it correctly, it appears WD Red disks have pretty high failure rates relative to competitors and that is what I've been buying to put in my NAS.
Why is there such a general WD > Seagate slant if the stats don't seem to back it up?
- sigstoat 8y agoa 2015 survival analysis of the data had WD looking better. http://blog.applied.ai/survival-analysis-part3/ http://blog.applied.ai/survival-analysis-part3/ it'd be nice if folks would repeat the more in-depth analyses more often, as they can produce better answers to the questions folks really want.