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I went Seagate for my NAS's HDDs because they are explicit whether a given drive is SMR or CMR. I say this as someone who up until then always bought WD HDDs.
by Dalewyn 4y ago
I went Seagate for my NAS's HDDs because they are explicit whether a given drive is SMR or CMR.
I say this as someone who up until then always bought WD HDDs.
- MaKey 4y agoI'm giving Toshiba a try now with two MG09 18TB HDDs. 5 year warranty and peak transfer rates of nearly 300 MB/s. I've had bad luck with two Seagate 4TB ST4000DM000 HDDs, they both failed after warranty was over. I think it was a bad model. My other Seagate disks (2x 8TB CMR and 2x 8TB SMR) have been working just fine for a few years.