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Dumb hard disks are still fine I'd guess. Just don't go for any "smart", connected or networked device. I have several plain backup HDDs from WD and they, IME,
by Santosh83 5y ago
Dumb hard disks are still fine I'd guess. Just don't go for any "smart", connected or networked device. I have several plain backup HDDs from WD and they, IME, have been more reliable than Seagate from a hardware point of view.
- dividedbyzero 5y agoUSB HDDs are definitely not a replacement for a lot of NAS use cases.
- noxer 5y agoAnd a NAS is not a replacement for a backup.