In context: While consumers have mostly replaced HDDs with solid state storage drives in their PC systems, NAS devices are still making use of traditional magnetic units. HDDs can offer significantly ...

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I have a ReadyNAS Duo NAS. Though it supports two drives, I've always only had one drive in it. Lately it's been emailing me (a cool feature) that my 1TB Seagate drive in it has increasing bad sectors ...

If you are looking for some great deals on hard disk drives, Amazon is currently offering massive discounts on a variety of HDDs. Particularly, the Western Digital 16TB Red Pro NAS internal hard drive ...

26TB Western Digital Red Pro HDD now available on Amazon for $569.99. HDD ideal for high-intensity workloads in NAS environments. Equipped with OptiNAND tech, 2.5M hours MTBF, supports creative ...

WD's Red Pro 12 TB and 18 CMR HDD for NAS and home (media) servers are available at excellent prices. If you are out there shopping for an internal hard disk drive for use in your home/media server or ...

Network attached storage owners looking to upgrade the storage capacity of their NAS may be interested to know that Western Digital has this week launched a new 20 TB version of its WD Red Pro NAS ...

4TB Red drives are now available, along with a little 1TB 2.5" model. Today Western Digital has announced a twofold expansion to their Red Series. First is a 4TB capacity in their 3.5" series, and ...

Storage needs are always growing, and it looks like the latest NAS devices from ASUSTOR will grow with your needs! ASUSTOR Inc. today updated its hard drive compatibility list. The good news is, that ...

I remember the first HDD I owned in a system was 64MB. OK, I didn’t build that system, it was some pre-made piece of junk and it was ancient, and my first custom PC, way back in the 90s, friends ...

Western Digital is finding itself in some hot water for scaring people running its hard drives in network-attached storage (NAS) devices. The company's software that monitors drive health and other ...