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What is the Best NAS hard drive of the Year 🤍 - When choosing your first NAS device, as important as it seems to get the right network attached storage device, even more important is making sure you get the right hard drive or SSD Media to store your files on. Technically any hard drive (HDD) these days can be installed inside a network attached storage device. On the one hand, this is a good thing for those that like choice, but it is also a bloody awful thing for the indecisive or those that just want to know what the best hard drive to buy is right now. In order to use any hard drive in your NAS, you will need to make sure it is the following: SATA connectivity (so some Enterprise drives will also support SAS) At least 5400rpm or higher otherwise you there will be lag during access which only gets worse, the more drives you add. at least 120GB and above in capacity, as often applications and NAS operating systems, plus updates, will be well over 50-80GB alone over the years At least 64MB cache Yep..that just above covers it! This description contains links to and Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 NAS Solutions from - Are you interested in all things data storage. Perhaps you are a Mac users and want to know if this NAS, DAS, Cable or Drive will work for you? That is where and Robbie can help. For over 20 years has been helping companies and individuals worldwide with their digital archive and storage needs. Alongside that Robbie (Robert Andrews if you want to be delightfully formal) has been spending the last few years keeping you up to date on all things data and won't shut up about it! If you are as interested in data as we are, then you can find us in a number of ways. can be reached here - . However, if you want to be kept up to date with new releases, news and keep your finger on the pulse of data storage, follow us below. Find us on 🤍 Follow us on our Twitter - Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it gives you a far wordier version than TV as well as provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to entry prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Review of the Seagate Ironwolf 525 M.2 NVMe SSD for NAS Drives - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD Review Chapters 00:00 - The Start (duh!) 01:00 - The Rise of SSD Caching in NAS and Why? 01:35 - NAS Server SSD, Are They a Con? 06:56 - Ironwolf 525 SSD Hardware Specifications Discussed 09:45 - Taking a look at the SSD 15:15 - PC Benchmark Setup 20:42 - PC Benchmark PCIe 4x4 & PCIe 3x4 Results 32:57 - Synology NAS Test Results 36:27 - QNAP NAS Test Results 39:46 - Conclusion & Verdict You Can Buy the Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD here - 🤍 When Seagate first announced the Ironwolf 525 SSD, the reception was definitely warmer than when NAS server optimized SSDs were first raised back in 2017/2018. The idea of an SSD that is specifically targeted towards NAS use is something that many are starting to get on board with. Much like when the idea of hard drives that were designed for specific uses started to occur (i.e NAS, Surveillance, Gaming, etc), there was initial scepticism from many that this was just a case of clever marketing selling something old in disguise of something new. This largely passed because people understood that much like the cutlery in your kitchen drawer, some tools are designed better for one purpose than another (ever tried cutting a steak with a butter knife?) and in the case of NAS Server SSDs, the focus shifts a little away from top-end speed and more towards durability and endurance above all else. SSDs used in a NAS are either to be used for caching, on-the-fly video editing or flash-server use, which are all utilities with a high write (and read of course) rate and recycled data rate too. Therefore as useful as high performance is, having an SSD that can survive more sustained activity in its life and still perform at its best takes priority. What makes the Ironwolf 525 SSD any different from NAS SSDs we have seen before? What makes it stand out and why does it deserve your data? Let's find out in today's unboxing, benchmark and full review of Seagate's latest Ironwolf SSD. #RunWithIronWolf This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate and the review provided was free of bias and my own independent opinions NASCompares Free Advice Area - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for watching. Do you still need help? Use the NASCompares Free Advice section above. It is my free, unbias community support system that allows you to ask me questions about your ideal setup. It is NOT a sales platform, NOT a way to push hardware you don’t need and, although it is just manned by me and might take a day or two for me to reply, I will help you any way I can. Below are some more popular guides. NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time - 🤍 Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍 Mesh Routers VS Powerline Adapters And Wi-Fi Extenders – Buyers Guide 2021 - 🤍 Synology NAS Unofficial Memory Upgrade Guide - 🤍 How To Switch From Google Photos And Drive To Synology NAS – A Step By Step Guide - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to enter prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍
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What is the Best NAS hard drive of the Year 🤍 - When choosing your first NAS device, as important as it seems to get the right network attached storage device, even more important is making sure you get the right hard drive or SSD Media to store your files on. Technically any hard drive (HDD) these days can be installed inside a network attached storage device. On the one hand, this is a good thing for those that like choice, but it is also a bloody awful thing for the indecisive or those that just want to know what the best hard drive to buy is right now. In order to use any hard drive in your NAS, you will need to make sure it is the following: SATA connectivity (so some Enterprise drives will also support SAS) At least 5400rpm or higher otherwise you there will be lag during access which only gets worse, the more drives you add. at least 120GB and above in capacity, as often applications and NAS operating systems, plus updates, will be well over 50-80GB alone over the years At least 64MB cache Yep..that just above covers it! This description contains links to and Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 NAS Solutions from - Are you interested in all things data storage. Perhaps you are a Mac users and want to know if this NAS, DAS, Cable or Drive will work for you? That is where and Robbie can help. For over 20 years has been helping companies and individuals worldwide with their digital archive and storage needs. Alongside that Robbie (Robert Andrews if you want to be delightfully formal) has been spending the last few years keeping you up to date on all things data and won't shut up about it! If you are as interested in data as we are, then you can find us in a number of ways. can be reached here - 🤍. However, if you want to be kept up to date with new releases, news and keep your finger on the pulse of data storage, follow us below. Find us on Follow us on our Twitter - Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it gives you a far wordier version than TV as well as provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to entry prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #RunWithIronWolf This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate
Bob Pellerin "CTOBOB" answers questions about SSD drives to use in-home or SMB Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices and servers. When selecting drives, avoid consumer-grade drives and look for NAS or Enterprise level components. We recommend Intel, Micron, and Seagate at the moment. Features the Seagate IronWolf Pro and a Dell labeled Micron SSD. Sample Enterprise or NAS grade SSDs: Micron Micron 5210 Ion SSD - 7.68TB 🤍 Kingston 3840G DC500M - 3.8TB 🤍 Seagate IronWolf 125 - 3.84TB 🤍 Seagate IronWolf 125 - 1.92TB 🤍 Seagate IronWolf 125 - 960GB 🤍 Seagate IronWolf Pro 125 SSD - 480GB 🤍 - ►IronWolf Pro(CA): 🤍 ►Visit Us 🤍 ►Subscribe 🤍 ►Twitter: 🤍 - *Purchases made from store links may give me some money whcih goes back to making videos! (At No Additional Cost to the purchaser)
Choosing the Right SSD for your NAS - Seagate Ironwolf 110 or Samsung 860 SSD Comparison 🤍 If you are looking to Buy Seagate Ironwolf NAS SSD, Visit below: Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA240NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 240GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA480NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 480GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA960NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 960GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA1920NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 1.92TB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA3840NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 3.84TB SSD - 🤍 The advantages of solid state drives (SSD) in something that has grown in popularity over the years and it is a trend that has only become stronger in 2019. Regardless of whether you chose Synology NAS or QNAP NAS drives (the two most popular brands currently), there are numerous ways in which you can utilize the much faster and efficient SSD media. With the recent release of Seagate's very own NAS specialized SSD range, the Ironwolf 110 NAS drives, many users who have been using Samsung EVO and PRO drives, have been wondering which of this two SSD manufacturers they should be opting for. Samsung already has a well-established reputation for consumer and business-grade solid state drives, currently being the NAS drive of choice for SSDs in the absence of a NAS tailored drive. However, Seagate has a much longer history of making NAS tailored media in the form of their Ironwolf hard drives and have now introduced their 110 SSD drives into this range. Today I want to compare the specifications and abilities of these two drives and try to help you decide which drive you should be using in your NAS in 2019, Seagate Ironwolf 110, Samsung 860 Evo or Samsung 860 Pro SSD. Find out what is new in NAS by visiting me on the Blog - htto://NASCompares.com Need Free NAS advice? Ask whatever you want here - 🤍 Find me on Twitter 🤍robbieonthetube Need a NAS? WHy not visit the experts at 🤍 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Today we take a look at Seagates 1.92TB "NAS" based SSD that is intended for 24/7 use in a NAS as either Tiered Cache or dedicated storage, with a Mean Time Before Failure (MTBF) of that of 2,000,000 hours... obviously this is impossible to test during my life time. Though one thing I can test is the quality of the components inside putting it through a massive 1TB endurance test and then analyzing the read and write consistency to see if it is indeed worthy of your money. Checkout seagate nas ssds here - 🤍 💯Merch - 🤍 💯 ❤️Patreon Access: 🤍 ❤️ 💰Cheap CDKeys - TYC3 for Games or TYCSK for Win 10 Pro for up to 12% Off - 🤍 💰 💻Discord Access: 🤍 💻 - Music Provided by either: cat, chukibeats, epidemicsound, vlognocopyright, audio library, no copyright sounds, royaltyfreeplanet or bassrebels #seagate #nas #ssd
Comparing the Seagate Ironwolf 510 vs Seagate Ironwolf 525 – Which Should You Use in Your NAS? 🤍 The Seagate Ironwolf series of NAS media has been around for a few years now and what started as a rebranding of their ‘NAS’ labelled series has now become a multi-tiered series of Hard drives and SSDs. Recently Seagate introduced a new entry into their Ironwolf SSD series with the 525 NVMe SSD. Presented as a higher bandwidth supporting alternative NVMe SSD to the Ironwolf 510 (released back in March 2020), the Ironwolf 525 is a PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD that arrives in slightly larger capacities, much higher performance and still allowing backwards compatibility with PCIe Gen 3 m.2 slots in your NAS. So, with the release of this newer, faster and widely supported NVMe SSD, should you still consider buying the Seagate Ironwolf 510 at all? Well, yes! The older Ironwolf 510 still arrives with a few rather unique architecture and design choices that are not available in the Ironwolf 525 and today I want to take a close look at each of these NAS focused SSDs and help you decide which one you should buy for your NAS drive in 2021/2022. #RunWithIronWolf This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate and the review provided was free of bias and my own independant opinions NASCompares Free Advice Area - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for watching. Do you still need help? Use the NASCompares Free Advice section above. It is my free, unbias community support system that allows you to ask me questions about your ideal setup. It is NOT a sales platform, NOT a way to push hardware you don’t need and, although it is just manned by me and might take a day or two for me to reply, I will help you any way I can. Below are some more popular guides. NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time - 🤍 Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍 Mesh Routers VS Powerline Adapters And Wi-Fi Extenders – Buyers Guide 2021 - 🤍 Synology NAS Unofficial Memory Upgrade Guide - 🤍 How To Switch From Google Photos And Drive To Synology NAS – A Step By Step Guide - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to enter prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍
Tough, Ready, Scalable Built for NAS, Seagate® IronWolf® 510 delivers high-endurance performance and caching speeds of up to 3,150 MB/s — or 3 GB/s for NVMe-compatible systems. With capacities of up to 1.92 TB, it’s the go-to solution for creative pros and businesses needing 24×7 multi-user storage. Features • Tap into the power of SSD cache tiering and make 24×7 loading for multiple users a smooth, easy process. • Easily tackle the high-endurance requirements of NAS with 1 DWPD. • Offering best-in-class performance, IronWolf 510 SSD ensures low lag and low down time in multi-user environments. • Seagate has your back in almost every situation possible when it comes to a failed drive with a 2-year Rescue Data Recovery Services plan. • Enjoy long-term reliability with 1.8M hours MTBF in a PCIe form factor. • Choose from an extensive portfolio of capacity options including 240 GB, 480 GB, 960GB, and 1.92 TB. View the IronWolf 125 SSD range on our site - 🤍 Browse The Store : 🤍 Connect with us on the socials! Twitter : 🤍 Facebook :🤍 Instagram: 🤍
Comparing the WD Red SN700 vs Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD – Which Should You Use in Your NAS? 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD here on Amazon - 🤍 WD Red SN700 SSD Here on Amazon - 🤍 Chapters 00:00 - Awful Computer Jokes 00:36 - The Beginning 01:52 - NAS SSDs? Why They Are a Thing 05:00 - How The Seagate Irownolf 525 and WD Rd SN700 SSDs Tech Specs Compare? 10:58 - How the WD Rd SN700 & Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD Compare in Price 12:45 - The Tortoise and the Hare Release Schedule 14:17 - SSD Design and How WD & Seagate Went Different Ways 16:41 - Published Throughput & IOPS on the Red SN700 and Ironwolf 525 SSD 18:35 - NASCompares Test Results & Benchmarks on the Ironwolf 525 and Red SN700 20:00 - NAS Performance Tests Brief Summary (see dedicated vids for further info) 20:49 - WD Red vs Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD - Verdict & Conclusion Utilizing NVMe SSDs inside your Network Attached Storage (NAS) drive is the opulent and business-only option that it once was! Many new and existing users are looking at the performance benefits of populating dedicated available NVMe SSD bays on their NAS alongside a larger RAID array in order to use this small but high-performance area of media to bolster their entire storage system. Serving as a significantly more affordable option than fully populating your NAS completely with SSDs, it allows you to improve the speed of files being written to the NAS (write caching) and the responsiveness of the system to file requests and overall responsiveness (Read caching). Although the NVMe SSD market is heavily populated with options, Seagate and WD are keen to highlight their NAS targeting NVMe SSDs, the Ironwolf and Red SN700 respectively, as the perfect choice to populate the m.2 SSD bays on your NAS. Both of these SSDs were released in Autumn 2021 and although similarly built, are actually quite different in terms of price, capacity and flexibility of utilization. Today I want to take a close look at their official specifications, their architecture, perform some testing of my own and ultimately help you decide which one you should buy your NAS Drive in 2021/2022. Let’s begin. NASCompares Free Advice Area - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for watching. Do you still need help? Use the NASCompares Free Advice section above. It is my free, unbias community support system that allows you to ask me questions about your ideal setup. It is NOT a sales platform, NOT a way to push hardware you don’t need and, although it is just manned by me and might take a day or two for me to reply, I will help you any way I can. Below are some more popular guides. NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time - 🤍 Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍 Mesh Routers VS Powerline Adapters And Wi-Fi Extenders – Buyers Guide 2021 - 🤍 Synology NAS Unofficial Memory Upgrade Guide - 🤍 How To Switch From Google Photos And Drive To Synology NAS – A Step By Step Guide - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 #RunWithIronWolf and #WDRedNAS . This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate and 🤍Western Digital Corporation. The review provided was free of bias and my own independent opinions
Полный обзор: 🤍 Зимой Seagate анонсировала свои накопители IronWolf 110, которые сразу привлекли к себе внимание публики — необычным позиционированием: компания называет их первыми твердотельными накопителями, созданными специально для NAS. Конечно, NAS здесь подразумеваются корпоративные: с линком на 10 Гбит/с, с десятком пользователей со сложным характером нагрузки, с одной-двумя виртуальными машинами, внутри которых будут «жить» отдельные серверы приложений… На деле IronWolf 110 — это перелицованные серверные же SSD Seagate Nytro 1351, заметно отличающиеся от потребительских твердотельных накопителей компании и других производителей. Наша группа в VK: 🤍 Мы в Facebook: 🤍 Следите за нашими новостями в Twitter: 🤍 Сделано студией iXBT.video для 🤍
Seagate IronWolf 110 SATA SSD - это первые твердотельные накопители, ориентированные на работу в сетевых устройствах NAS. Ранее в этом сегменте безальтернативно доминировали классические жесткие диски (HDD). Какими же качествами и технологиями должны обладать SSD, чтобы эффективно работать в системах с непрерывной записью данных в режиме 24/7? Попробуем ответить на этот вопрос на примере накопителя Seagate IronWolf 110 SSD объемом 2 ТБ. Лайк, подписка! Пишите свое мнение в комментариях, обсудим. Сайт: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
Overall, the Seagate IronWolf 125 is an impressive NAS specific SATA SSD. It hit very good numbers in our benchmarks (particularly in iSCSI configuration) and it has a reasonable price. The drive is a big step up in performance from the 110 but trades some endurance for it. If you need a bump in performance in your NAS and don’t mind a small drop in endurance, the Seagate IronWolf 125 can do, with a good price point as well. The Seagate IronWolf 125 SSDs come in capacities from 250GB all the way up to 4TB and can be picked up today starting at $60 for the 250GB and up to $609 for the 4TB. It also has Power Loss Data Protection, a five-year limited warranty, and a three-year Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Service. Full review: 🤍 Buy on Amazon: 🤍 To get the latest tech news (and cool hardware photos) in your feed, discover us on social media: Twitter - 🤍 Instagram - 🤍 Facebook - 🤍 Reddit - 🤍 Pinterest - 🤍
Seagate IronWolf 125 1TB NAS 2.5” SSD Unboxing & Review. This Seagate IronWolf 125 SSD is for review. By Chris Rauschnot 🤍 and 🤍 #seagate #ironwolf #ssd
Mit einem QNAP TVS-672XT und 10 Gbit-Ethernet testen wir Seagates neue IronWolf-SSD, die mit NVME-Protokoll (PCIe 3.0 x4) deutlich beschleunigt wurde. Was man für ein schnelles Cache-Array im NAS benötigt, und wann man am besten darauf verzichtet, zeigen wir in diesem Video.
Most Reliable Hard Drives For A NASHard Drive and SSD Shucking, Master List of Which Drives Are Inside USB Drives - 🤍 Should You Shuck Hard Drives and SSDs? Still Worth it in 2023? 🤍 How to Choose the BEST Value Hard Drive and Best Price per TB - Get it Right, FIRST TIME! - 🤍 More Hard Drives or BIGGER Hard Drives, Which is Better? - 🤍 Video Chapters 00:00 - The Start 00:35 - What is today's video about? 01:09 - What Does HDD Durability Mean? 01:52 - Building an HDD/SSD Lifespan Calculator - Not Easy 03:15 - SSD Durability Realistic? 04:02 - SSDs Are Not Durable Enough for NAS - Not Strictly True!!! 05:44 - MTBF, TBW, DWPD, etc 06:51 - Load/Unload Cycles 07:34 - Why TBW / DWPD WORKLOAD Measurements Are Less Relevant Now 09:04 - The Backblaze Reports vs Durability 11:15 - Warranty vs Write Threshold 12:44 - Gen 5 NVMe SSDs and Durability - What the What?! 14:18 - NAND is Getting Better - incrementally List Of WD CMR And SMR Hard Drives (HDD) 🤍 Most Reliable Hard Drives For A NAS 🤍 NVME M.2 List With Endurance – DWPD/ MTBF 🤍 Reddit: 🤍 🤍 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf Pro 20TB ST20000NT001 Hard Drive Massive Video Review - 🤍 Written Blog Review of the 🤍seagate Ironwolf Pro 20TB New Version + Noise testing + Benchmarks + Compatibility - 🤍 You can find the Seagate Ironwolf Pro 20TB Hard Drive on Amazon here - 🤍 Synology HAT5300 vs WD Ultrastar vs Seagate EXOS Video - 🤍 🤍 🤍 Should You Use Fewer Larger HDDs or More Smaller HDDs? 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf Pro vs WD Red Pro vs Synology HAT5300 HDDs blog post - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf Pro vs WD Red Pro vs Synology HAT5300 HDDs video guide - 🤍 *NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time* - 🤍 *NAS Media Server vs Streaming Netflix, Disney+, Prime, Hulu, HBO - Which Should You Choose?* - 🤍 *Are NAS Drives Still Safe in 2022/2023?* - 🤍 *8 WAYS TO SAVE ELECTRICITY AND MONEY ON YOUR NAS* - 🤍 Thinking of buying a product mentioned in today's video from Amazon? If this video has helped you make that decision, you can head to Amazon using this link and we will get a small % profit of whatever you buy, which goes directly back to NASCompares and allows me and Eddie to keep doing what we do here on YouTube and the Blog - 🤍 Find NAS Solutions from SCAN.CO.UK here (and support us at NASCompares at no extra cost!) - 🤍 *Visit the Community Support forum 'ASK NASCompares' here if you need more help* - 🤍 Finally, if you need data storage/networking help NOW and the free advice/forum on NASCompares is not going to be quick enough for you, you can use the Ko-fi commissions page here - 🤍 *NASCompares Free Advice Area* - 🤍 *Vulnerabilities And Exploits On Synology & QNAP NAS* – Stay Updated! - 🤍 *Synology NAS DSM 7.1 NAS Software Review* - 🤍 *Synology DSM 7 Review* - ALL PARTS - 🤍 *QNAP QuTS 5.1 ZFS NAS Software Review - Best of Both Worlds* - 🤍
Seagate PCIe Gen 4 NVMe for NAS on its Way - The Ironwolf 525 SSD 🤍 Continuing their reputation for bringing new media releases to the market before everyone else, Seagate seemingly has a PCIe Gen 4.0 NVMe SSD in the pipeline for NAS/SAN server use in their Ironwolf series, known as the Seagate Ironwolf 525 Review of the Seagate Firecuda 530 PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD 🤍 Choosing The Right Seagate m.2 SSD – Difference Between Firecuda, Barracuda and Ironwolf 🤍 NASCompares Free Advice Area - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #RunWithIronWolf This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate and the review provided was free of bias and my own independent opinions Thanks for watching. Do you still need help? Use the NASCompares Free Advice section above. It is my free, unbias community support system that allows you to ask me questions about your ideal setup. It is NOT a sales platform, NOT a way to push hardware you don’t need and, although it is just manned by me and might take a day or two for me to reply, I will help you any way I can. Below are some more popular guides. NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time - 🤍 Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍 Mesh Routers VS Powerline Adapters And Wi-Fi Extenders – Buyers Guide 2021 - 🤍 Synology NAS Unofficial Memory Upgrade Guide - 🤍 How To Switch From Google Photos And Drive To Synology NAS – A Step By Step Guide - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to enter prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍
When you’re ready to future-proof your NAS, Seagate® IronWolf® 525 SSDs are ready for you. Purpose-built tough with best-in-class NAS performance and endurance delivering 0.7 drive writes per day to handle multi-user environments and satisfy intensive workloads. Plus, a range of capacities up to 2TB and always-on 24×7 loading with 1.8M MTBF ensure that IronWolf 525 SSDs meet your business scalability and tiering needs. Learn more at 🤍 Built for SSD Caching Tap into the power with next-level PCIe Gen 4 caching speeds of up to 5000MB/s—or 5GBps for NVMe®-compatible systems. Robust Endurance Enjoy long-term reliability with up to 2800 terabytes written. Trusted NAS Performance Accomplish more with 0.7 DWPD to satisfy the busiest, 24 ×7 multi-user environments. Spacious Capacities 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB options to meet your growing business needs. Best in Class Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Leading reliability and dependability, SSD cache tiering, and a five-year limited warranty contribute to low TCO. IronWolf Health Management Actively monitors SSD NAS drive health, offering prevention, intervention, and recovery recommendations. Defend against unexpected data loss with 3-year Rescue Data Recovery Services and enjoy peace of mind with our industry leading 5-year warranty. Connect Linkedin | 🤍 Facebook | 🤍 Instagram | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍 Support Web | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍
Designed for NAS with capacities from 240GB to 3.84TB, the Seagate®™ 110 SSD is a perfect solution for network-attached storage. Each drive includes AgileArray firmware to keep your NAS enclosure maximized for demanding 24x7 and multi-user environments. It can be used in all-flash array or in a NAS capable of tiered caching. Learn more at 🤍 Connect Linkedin | 🤍 Facebook | 🤍 Instagram | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍 Support Web | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍 Thanks for reading this far. You are a good person.
The Asustor Nimbustor 2 and Nimbustor 4 are the first NAS products on the market to replace the traditional 1GbE ports with a dual 2.5 GbE configuration. The Seagate® IronWolf® 110 SSD combines with the Nimbustor 2 and Nimbustor 4 series to give any esports competitor uncompromised performance. Learn more at 🤍 Connect Linkedin | 🤍 Facebook | 🤍 Instagram | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍 Support Web | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍
The Seagate IronWolf 510 is an NVMe SSD designed specifically for caching/tiering in high-performance NAS boxes. The drive has an M.2 form factor, coming in capacities from 240GB to 1920GB. Because it's designed for caching, the endurance is relatively high for this class of SSD, at 1 DWPD. This compares to .7 DWPD in the FireCuda NVMe SSD. The IronWolf 510 supports IronWolf Health Management with qualified NAS systems, carries a 5 year warranty and offers 2 years of rescue and recovery services.
Do moich rąk trafił 3,84TB SSD firmy Seagate z serii IronWolf, a więc tej której produkty skierowane są do użytkowników serwerów NAS. Dziś przekonam się, jak ów produkt spisuje się w testach wydajnościowych i czy warto zapłacić za niego ponad 3500 złotych. Poznaj rodzinę dysków Seagate IronWolf: 🤍 Seagate IronWolf w x-kom.pl: 🤍 ▶️ Polecane zestawy komputerowe na TechLipton: 🤍 📣 Dodatkowe informacje: ▶️Odwiedźcie naszą grupę: 🤍 ▶️Zajrzyjcie na nasz fanpage: 🤍 ▶️ Zajrzyjcie na fanpage Liptona: 🤍 ▶️ Zaobserwuj mnie na twitterze: 🤍 ▶️ Odwiedź mojego instagrama: 🤍 #seagate #nas #ironwolf
Для производителей жёстких дисков последние лет десять были большущим вызовом, потому что закончилась эпоха стремительного роста и началась борьба за существование. У нас тут два винчестера Seagate. Один — из линейки IronWolf, на 8 ТБ, другой — IronWolf Pro на 18 ТБ. Обе модели ориентированы на сетевые хранилища. Тестируем и отвечаем на вопрос: почему для NAS нужны специальные винчестеры? Цены: около 22 000 ₽ за IronWolf на 8 ТБ и около 62 000 ₽ за IronWolf Pro на 18 ТБ на момент публикации видео Подробный текстовый обзор: 🤍 Диски для тестирования предоставлены компанией Merlion: 🤍 🤍 Наша группа в VK: 🤍 Мы в Facebook: 🤍 Следите за нашими новостями в Twitter: 🤍 Сделано студией iXBT.video для 🤍 #ixbt #NAS #Seagate #IronWolf #SeagateIronWolf #SeagateIronWolfPro #HDD #жёсткийдиск #винчестер
Choosing the Right SSD for your NAS - Seagate Ironwolf 110 or Samsung 860 SSD Comparison 🤍 If you are looking to Buy Seagate Ironwolf NAS SSD, Visit below: Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA240NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 240GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA480NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 480GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA960NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 960GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA1920NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 1.92TB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA3840NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 3.84TB SSD - 🤍 The advantages of solid state drives (SSD) in something that has grown in popularity over the years and it is a trend that has only become stronger in 2019. Regardless of whether you chose Synology NAS or QNAP NAS drives (the two most popular brands currently), there are numerous ways in which you can utilize the much faster and efficient SSD media. With the recent release of Seagate's very own NAS specialized SSD range, the Ironwolf 110 NAS drives, many users who have been using Samsung EVO and PRO drives, have been wondering which of this two SSD manufacturers they should be opting for. Samsung already has a well-established reputation for consumer and business-grade solid state drives, currently being the NAS drive of choice for SSDs in the absence of a NAS tailored drive. However, Seagate has a much longer history of making NAS tailored media in the form of their Ironwolf hard drives and have now introduced their 110 SSD drives into this range. Today I want to compare the specifications and abilities of these two drives and try to help you decide which drive you should be using in your NAS in 2019, Seagate Ironwolf 110, Samsung 860 Evo or Samsung 860 Pro SSD. Find out what is new in NAS by visiting me on the Blog - htto://NASCompares.com Need Free NAS advice? Ask whatever you want here - 🤍 Find me on Twitter 🤍robbieonthetube Need a NAS? WHy not visit the experts at 🤍 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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SSD 10/10 SSHD 6/10 HDD 3/10 NAS 8/10 Copy Tests: 2GB Video 2GB Pictures SSHD 220MB/s 175MB/s HDD 30MB/s 54MB/s NAS 112MB/s 55MB/s Samsung EVO 🤍 Firecuda 🤍 Baracuda 🤍 Ironwolf 🤍 NAS 🤍
Choosing the Right SSD for your NAS - Seagate Ironwolf 110 or Samsung 860 SSD Comparison 🤍 If you are looking to Buy Seagate Ironwolf NAS SSD, Visit below: Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA240NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 240GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA480NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 480GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA960NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 960GB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA1920NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 1.92TB SSD - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf SSD 110 ZA3840NM10001 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s 3.84TB SSD - 🤍 The advantages of solid state drives (SSD) in something that has grown in popularity over the years and it is a trend that has only become stronger in 2019. Regardless of whether you chose Synology NAS or QNAP NAS drives (the two most popular brands currently), there are numerous ways in which you can utilize the much faster and efficient SSD media. With the recent release of Seagate's very own NAS specialized SSD range, the Ironwolf 110 NAS drives, many users who have been using Samsung EVO and PRO drives, have been wondering which of this two SSD manufacturers they should be opting for. Samsung already has a well-established reputation for consumer and business-grade solid state drives, currently being the NAS drive of choice for SSDs in the absence of a NAS tailored drive. However, Seagate has a much longer history of making NAS tailored media in the form of their Ironwolf hard drives and have now introduced their 110 SSD drives into this range. Today I want to compare the specifications and abilities of these two drives and try to help you decide which drive you should be using in your NAS in 2019, Seagate Ironwolf 110, Samsung 860 Evo or Samsung 860 Pro SSD. Find out what is new in NAS by visiting me on the Blog - htto://NASCompares.com Need Free NAS advice? Ask whatever you want here - 🤍 Find me on Twitter 🤍robbieonthetube Need a NAS? WHy not visit the experts at 🤍 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Key Advantages High Endurance: Powerhouse SSD endurance and performance designed for heavy workloads and multi-user NAS environments IronWolf Health Management: Embedded software monitors your drive health in compatible NAS, notifying you to intervene before a catastrophic event occurs Data Recovery: Rest easy with three years of Rescue Data Recovery Services, offering an industry-leading 95% success rate against unexpected data loss from power outages, natural disasters, user error, viruses and more Wide Range of Capacity Options: Choose from an extensive portfolio of capacities, including 250 GB, 500 GB, 1 TB, 2 TB, and 4 TB Warranty: Enjoy long-term peace of mind with the included five-year limited warranty
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Seagate IronWolf Pro 125 960GB NAS 2.5” SSD Unboxing & Review. This Seagate IronWolf Pro 125 SSD is for review. By Chris Rauschnot 🤍 and 🤍 #seagate #ironwolfpro #ssd
Choosing a Seagate SSD - Get it Right First Time 🤍 Making sure you buy the right storage media for your hardware is so very important. In the old days, when buying Hard Drives, it was so much simpler, as the technology was diverse but much easier to understand. With newer and faster flash media, the industry over the last 10-15 years has had to adapt to brand new yardsticks with which to measure their technology against in order to maintain both quality and price. Solid State Drive (SSD) technology is something that, though once considered out of the reach of the average consumer, is now very, very common. Considerably faster than the much older HDD technology, SSDs are now featured inside almost every commercial technology device that we use today in some large or small form. One of the biggest brands in the world of storage in 2020/2021 is Seagate Technology and unsurprisingly, they have an impressive selection of SSDs available to buy in their product portfolio. This combined with Seagate being a domineering force in the world of hard drives has resulted in their investment in SSDs and wide range of solutions on offer being incredibly diverse and confusing. So, if you are in the market to buy a new SSD from Seagate, it can be awfully confusing and you can spend hours trying to narrow down the literal hundreds of SSDs on offer to the right one, losing hours along the way. Never fear, I have taken the time to break down the four key product families (Seagate Barracuda – FireCuda – Ironwolf – Nytro) and separated them into what each one is designed for, what each one can do, what it cannot and ultimately help you decide the best SSD for your storage needs. However, before we start, it is worth taking a moment to learn about the key buying factors that affect the performance and suitability of any SSD compared with another This description contains links to and Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 NAS Solutions from - Are you interested in all things data storage. Perhaps you are a Mac users and want to know if this NAS, DAS, Cable or Drive will work for you? That is where and Robbie can help. For over 20 years has been helping companies and individuals worldwide with their digital archive and storage needs. Alongside that Robbie (Robert Andrews if you want to be delightfully formal) has been spending the last few years keeping you up to date on all things data and won't shut up about it! If you are as interested in data as we are, then you can find us in a number of ways. can be reached here - http://. However if you want to be kept up to date with new releases, news and keep your finger on the pulse of data storage, follow us below. Find us on Follow us on our Twitter - Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Upddated regularly it gives you an far wordier version than TV as well as provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to entry prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - / This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #RunWithIronWolf This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate
Looking to recover lost data from a Seagate SSD? Use popular software RecoverIT from Wondershare for non-invasive data recovery of your media - bit.ly/3muW9yX #sponsored Seagate Ironwolf or WD Red or Synology HAT5300 HDDs - Best for your NAS? 🤍 Looking for Seagate, WD or Synology Hard Drives for your NAS? Use the links below to find them on Amazon. It really helps us keep making good content and costs you nothing too! WD Red Pro HDDs - 🤍 Synology HAT5300 HDDs - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf Pro HDDs - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Synology HAT3300 Plus NAS Hard Drives - 🤍 Video Chapters 00:00 - I AM A HARD DRIVE HAZZARD 01:52 - Introduction to the Synology HAT5300 02:36 - Introduction to the WD Red Pro 03:03 - IntroduCtion to the Seagate Ironwolf Pro 03:28 - Seagate vs WD vs Synology on CAPACITY 06:43 - Seagate vs WD vs Synology in PRICE 09:50 - Seagate vs WD vs Synology on HARDWARE & DESIGN 13:46 - Seagate vs WD vs Synology Unique Selling Points 23:16 - Seagate vs WD vs Synology in NOISE 25:18 - Synology HAT5300 Hard Drive Noise Test 27:01 - WD Red Pro Hard Drive Noise Test 28:05 - Seagate Ironwolf Pro Hard Drive Noise Test 29:56 - Seagate vs WD vs Synology - CONCLUSION & VERDICT Choosing the right hard drive media to go inside your Network Attached Storage (NAS) server can be a lot more complicated than you might think. A long time ago (about 20 years at least) buying hard drives was much easier, as the technology was significantly less evolved. The difference between one hard drive and another could be the capacity, physical, size or the interface - that is about it! But much like any other kind of technology, over time hardware designers were able to improve it, make it more efficient, increase the storage, speed up the access and all the while sticking with the same 3.5" physical scale. The result of all this development was that tailored/designed drives arrived that were geared internally towards specific tasks (thereby allowing designers to focus the HDDs development towards one specialization more than others). Fast forward to 2022/2023 and you find that the HDD market is considerably more diverse and brands have much more layered portfolios of drives and one big, BIG area of hard disk development was with NAS/Server HDD media. These are drives that are designed to be on 24x7, be prepared to spin up very quickly with little notice, be better suited to being deployed in larger quantities together (i.e RAID configurations made up of many drives) and all the while combating vibration and increased temperatures to maintain a healthy and stable level of use at all times. Today I want to look at three hard drives that are designed for large-scale NAS deployment (such as 8-24-bay rackmount and 8-12+ bays desktop NAS systems), as all three are the current popular choice for this kind of NAS system. There are the long-established HDD vendor drives, the WD Red Pro series and Seagate Ironwolf Pro range, and there is the NAS-brand labelled Synology HAT5300 series (built on Toshiba MG06/06/08 Enterprise series, but with Synology firmware in services included). With a new generation of NAS Hardware arriving from Synology in 2022/2023, as well as a change in support and compatibility listings by the brand in several of their releases, now is a very good time to take a look at how these three NAS HDDs compare in design, utility, performance and value. With WD and Seagate having a considerable amount of history in their Red Pro and Ironwolf Pro ranges respectively in the NAS industry, many users are still unsure about the Synology HAT5300 and whether they should make the switch, design its shift in architecture towards a more enterprise build (arguable closer to Ultrastar and Seagate EXOs, than Red or Ironwolf). Let's take a closer look at these three drives and hopefully help you decide which one deserves your data! Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍
Comparing the Seagate Ironwolf 510 vs WD Red SN700 SSD – Which Should You Use in Your NAS? 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 525 SSD here on Amazon - 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 510 SSD here on Amazon - 🤍 WD Red SN700 SSD Here on Amazon - 🤍 Over the last few years of NAS Drive releases from brands like Synology, QNAP and Asustor, we have seen most Prosumer and SMB releases arriving with support of either M.2 NVMe SSD bays, or PCIe slots that allow you to add this feature in the system’s lifespan. The appeal of SSD cache has grown considerably in recent years, as the demands in speed and responsiveness of the data on NAS drives has grown considerably. Despite the well-established fact that SSDs are faster than Hard drives, there is no ignoring that the available capacity and price point of hard drives makes them ultimately more viable and desirable in a NAS than SSDs. However, SSD Caching serves as a nice middle ground, allowing you to enjoy the bigger and lower cost hard drive RAID storage pools, but also adding two or more individual SSDs to bolster the system in performance. The Seagate Ironwolf 510 and WD Red SN700 are SSD’s that are designed with NAS use in mind and can be used in the process of write caching (where data is written to the faster performing SSD first, then migrated over to the HDDs), read caching (whereby more frequently accessed data is copied over to the SSDs in order to seed up their access by connected clients) or both together. There are numerous other SSD caching methods and protocols, but these are ultimately the most common and today I want to help you decide which NAS SSD you should install in your NAS Drive. There is around an 18-month release date difference between these two SSDs and although both are M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 3×4 SSDs, there is a large degree of difference in their architecture to take into consideration. So let’s compare the WD Red SN700 and Seagate Ironwolf 510 and see which one deserves your cache. #RunWithIronWolf and #WDRedNAS . This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate and 🤍WesternDigitalCorporation .The review provided was free of bias and my own independent opinions NASCompares Free Advice Area - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for watching. Do you still need help? Use the NASCompares Free Advice section above. It is my free, unbias community support system that allows you to ask me questions about your ideal setup. It is NOT a sales platform, NOT a way to push hardware you don’t need and, although it is just manned by me and might take a day or two for me to reply, I will help you any way I can. Below are some more popular guides. NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time - 🤍 Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍 Mesh Routers VS Powerline Adapters And Wi-Fi Extenders – Buyers Guide 2021 - 🤍 Synology NAS Unofficial Memory Upgrade Guide - 🤍 How To Switch From Google Photos And Drive To Synology NAS – A Step By Step Guide - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to enter prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍
What's the Best NAS Drive? Looking at 8TB & 14TB Drives from Seagate, WD & Toshiba Shop: Seagate Ironwolf: 🤍 - WD Red: 🤍 (affiliate links) Sponsor: ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 Gaming Laptop: 🤍 , or check out my video on it here: 🤍 For those interested in Backblaze's reliability statistics, check this link. Keep in mind, their use case isn't really representative of typical users. It's interesting reading, but don't assume that what works for them is "best". 🤍 Their Cloud Backup Service is also really worth checking out if you want some cheap off-site backups: 🤍 Notes on the video: - A lot of results don't make it into the video to avoid clutter. If you have any questions, just ask! - Remember that these performance numbers cannot just be applied to other capacities. - On Noise: Remember this is tested using a properly suspended and dampened setup. If you use a cheap case or a poorly designed NAS, expect the louder drives to get even louder. List of all drives (affiliate links) 8TB Seagate Ironwolf 8TB ST8000VN004 - 🤍 WD Red 8TB WD80EFAX - 🤍 Toshiba N300 8TB HDWN180EZSTA - 🤍 14TB Seagate Ironwolf 14TB ST14000VN0008 - 🤍 WD Red 14TB WD140EFFX - 🤍 WD Red Pro 14TB WD141KFGX - 🤍 Or find all on my Amazon (US) page here: 🤍 Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:45 - What we are testing 2:45 - Reliability 3:56 - Always Make a Backup! 4:08 - 8 TB Drives (WD Red, Seagate Ironwolf, Toshiba N300) 6:43 - 14 TB Drives (WD Red, WD Red Pro, Seagate Ironwolf) 9:30 - Conclusions You can also follow me here :) Instagram: 🤍 Twitter (Nada) - 🤍 Disclosure: - Some of these drives were bought by me, some were provided by WD/Seagate/Toshiba. As per my own guidelines, they don't get a damn say about anything in this video or any of my other reviews. - Amazon links I provide are (typically) affiliate links. Using these does not cost you anything extra at all. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This means they do provide me with a small commission when you decide to buy a product at no extra cost to you. #NAS #WD #Seagate
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We are back recording more video for you and we talking today about the Seagate Ironwolf and WD SSD which I use in the Unraid builds. I will be posting more details about this on my re-design website so please do pop over and check it out, I will be adding contents every week for you. thank you for watching..
What is the Best NAS hard drive of the Year 🤍 - Find Seagate Ironwolf Here - 🤍 Find Seagate EXOs Here - 🤍 Find Seagate Skyhawk Here - 🤍 Find Seagate Barracuda Here - 🤍 When choosing your first NAS device, as important as it seems to get the right network attached storage device, even more important is making sure you get the right hard drive or SSD Media to store your files on. Technically any hard drive (HDD) these days can be installed inside a network attached storage device. On the one hand, this is a good thing for those that like choice, but it is also a bloody awful thing for the indecisive or those that just want to know what the best hard drive to buy is right now. In order to use any hard drive in your NAS, you will need to make sure it is the following: SATA connectivity (so some Enterprise drives will also support SAS) At least 5400rpm or higher otherwise you there will be lag during access which only gets worse, the more drives you add. at least 120GB and above in capacity, as often applications and NAS operating systems, plus updates, will be well over 50-80GB alone over the years At least 64MB cache Yep..that just above covers it! This description contains links to and Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 NAS Solutions from - Are you interested in all things data storage. Perhaps you are a Mac users and want to know if this NAS, DAS, Cable or Drive will work for you? That is where and Robbie can help. For over 20 years has been helping companies and individuals worldwide with their digital archive and storage needs. Alongside that Robbie (Robert Andrews if you want to be delightfully formal) has been spending the last few years keeping you up to date on all things data and won't shut up about it! If you are as interested in data as we are, then you can find us in a number of ways. can be reached here - 🤍. However if you want to be kept up to date with new releases, news and keep your finger on the pulse of data storage, follow us below. Find us on Follow us on our Twitter - Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it gives you a far wordier version than TV as well as provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to entry prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #RunWithIronWolf This unit was supplied by 🤍seagate
Pada kesempatan kali ini, tim Tek.id akan membahas SSD terbaru dari Seagate yang ditujukan untuk NAS. Kali ini, mereka menawarkan seri IronWolf SSD yang memiliki kecepatan tinggi dan masa pakai yang panjang. Soalnya, masih cukup banyak orang yang ragu untuk menggunakan SSD untuk NAS mereka, yang biasanya menyala 24 jam non-stop. Oleh karena itu pada kesempatan kali ini kami akan membahas bukan hanya satu, namun dua SSD sekaligus. Bukan hanya versi SATA, namun kami juga akan membahas SSD M.2 NVMe dengan kecepatan yang sangat tinggi. Penasaran? Kalau penasaran, simak video ini sampai habis.! Jangan lupa like dan follow Tek.id di: Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
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