>TLDR: They suggest different RED drives should be considered for different workloads. While that may have been their intention all along, that was not communic

>TLDR: They suggest different RED drives should be considered for different workloads. While that may have been their intention all along, that was not communicated well at in marketing or retail, [...] I would argue that it's worth than that because they sold drives with significantly different characteristics without changing the branding. It's not even that the users weren't given enough information to make an enlightened decision, it's that users of the older WD Red drives would reasonably expect newer models to basically fit the same performance profile. It's as if nvidia suddenly started selling GTX 2080 Ti cards that are effectively rebranded 1060 under the hood.