IronWolf 8TB

2tb - 128€ - 64€/tb - 6400€/100tb 4tb - 161€ - 40€/tb - 4000€/100tb 6tb - 225€ - 38€/tb - 3800€/100tb 8tb - 275€ - 34€/tb - 3400€/100tb 10tb - 332€ - 33€/tb - 3300€/100tb 12tb - 341€ - 28€/tb - 2800€/100tb 16tb - 380€ - 24€/tb - 2400€/100tb 18tb - 554€ - 31€/tb - 3100€/100tb 20tb - 620€ - 31€/tb - 3

I must point out a flaw in your price comparison. Western Digital Red Plus (6Tb): $139.99 (5400 RPM) Synology Plus (6Tb): $149.99 (5400 RPM) Toshiba N300 (6Tb): $159.99 (7200 RPM) Seagate IronWolf (6Tb): $162.99 (7200 RPM) The Toshiba and Seagate equivalent and much faster than the Synology. for onl

Over the past year, I’ve migrated all my data off the cloud and onto my DXP4800Plus.

Current setup:

- Mini PC running most Docker containers (e.g. Plex, VMs)

- DXP4800Plus

- 1×8 TB drive for important photos and data

- 1×4 TB drive for movies

I purchased a DXP4800 (non-Plus) today for off-

Hello everyone it's been little over a year since I started with Chia so I thought I'd do a recap of my experience.

I started during the pre-mine, about 6-8 weeks before the coin went live I think. Initially I was only going to fill up 2 of my 3TB drives, on my mid-tier gaming pc, and leave it at t

I just bought a DS1525+ with IronWolf Pro 8Tb drives, no complaints

Hello!
I am searching for quiet drives into my DS923+ NAS. A few months ago I grabbed the WD Red Plus 12TB (WD120EFGX), but I didn't notice that they released a new model, and that this model is now air filled. And it's basically the loudest drive I ever had, both in idle and in seek. I tried appl

After following the discussions regarding the Unraid hardware upgrades, and after dreaming about switching to a more power efficient and more powerful build, I made the following changes to my build:

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MB: Supermicro X11SSH-F -> Gigabyte B760 GAMING X DDR5

MEM: 64 Gb DDR4 ECC -> 32 Gb DDR5

A very nice initiative was taken up by /u/seagate_surfer to start something which was never done before. It failed and most of the people around the world were not happy. Most of the comments on the post were made by people outside the USA. I would like to say that people who live in the states have

Discount code on website brings price down $30 from $219. Still not the great days of $15 per TB, but this is one of the better prices I've seen recently.