Western Digital just announced a new addition to their popular RED series of NAS drives which now also are available as 10TB versions. The new capacity increase is for both the consumer version, RED, ...
Western Digital’s popular WD Red and WD Red Pro storage families are expanding once again, this time moving into 10TB territory (up from the previous high of 8GB). As you might expect with today’s ...
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 ...
SSDs may have the advantage of reliability, but the costs of production keep them from becoming the go to solution for large scale storage, like NAS drives. Hard drives, on the other hand, can reach ...
Shipping now, WD Red Pro 5 and 6 TB drives leverage an enhanced design and 128 MB cache to deliver data transfer rates of 214 megabytes per second (MB/s). WD's NASware™ 3.0 features technology ...
The 8TB Red from WD is one drive to get excited about offering both performance and capacity in one solution, with a comfortable price point considering what it has to offer. It has been quite a long ...
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Western Digital WD Red Pro 24TB review
Each year, hard drive makers launch even greater capacities, and this year, Western Digital has added new 24TB drives to its Gold Enterprise and Red Pro ranges. The WD240KFGX reviewed here is the Red ...
Beelink Me Pro NAS: $379 - $559 ($459 As Tested) The Beelink Me Pro NAS is a modular, well-built, small for factor two-bay NAS device with good looks and an excellent feature set. Solid Performance Up ...
Due to circumstances, I am limited in this application to on-site physical backups: 3.5" HDDs that each take turns sitting in either a dock, or a secure space. It is expected that data sets will grow ...
I recently replaced six 4TB WD Red (WD40EFRX) with two 18TB WD Ultrastar DC HC550 drives in my NAS, which is right next to my desk. Noise levels were a big concern when searching for new disks, and ...
What just happened? Following controversy and multiple lawsuits over selling slower SMR disks under its Red family of NAS drives, Western Digital has announced that it's adding a new 'Red Plus' tier ...
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