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WD Gold 4TB Enterprise
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Roger R. –
Pros: Lots of room, fast and pretty quiet. Cons: Expensive Overall Review: Bought for my file server. Will buy more as the need arises.
Joshua S. –
Pros: -Takes maybe 6 seconds to spin up when it’s been idle, great read/write speed (~100mb/s extracting a giant zip archive from a separate SSD) -Makes the dying cow noise when your PC shuts off which I find amusing Cons: -Not extremely loud as some people say, however if you’re doing hardcore reading/writing you can’t ignore it. But aside from specifically operating on large/many files your PC is generally not making the drive work 24/7 so it’ll be tiny muffled ticks that almost blend in…
Anonymous –
Pros: Got this at a steal of a price ($80)! Runs just as quiet as any other drives I’ve used and has been incredibly reliable. Cons: none yet Overall Review: I bought this on a whim to test out its functionality in a gaming rig and I’m upset I didn’t grab a few more for that rig and my workstation.
Steve B. –
Pros: Everything is working as it is supposed to. I’ve had no problems with it at all. I haven’t tested it’s speed, but it seems pretty decent. Overall Review: Good product
Rohin K. –
Pros: – large capacity – quality assurance – warranty Cons: – price is a bit high but worth it for the warranty you get Overall Review: This 14tb hdd works great. installed it in a new case that i bought along with a new psu.
JMBG N. –
Pros: They work. They both worked and are performing perfectly. They are not as noisy as previous models. They work faster consistently. They are definitely an improvement. Cons: It does always weird me out getting these WD drives and noticing them preform differently. One is actually noticeably faster than the other for reading/writing. Overall Review: I haven’t had the best of luck with WD over the years, but I have had good experience with the WD gold lineups. I bought two of these 10 TB…
Ronald R. –
Pros: Huge capacity, very fast Cons: A little pricey Overall Review: Totally recommend, tried to get another one but it came in damaged FYI, these drives are heavy and need to be shipped properly Unfortunately most of the time they are not packed correctly Tried 3 different vendors, all of them damaged! People in shipping need to be trained better! Sick of wasting my time testing drives
thomas m. –
Pros: These drives provide high density capacity in a standard 3.5 inch HDD footprint. The cost per T is around the same as lower capacity desktop drives. The MTBF indicates these drives should last many years. They are pretty quiet also…and run fairly cool. Cons: Initial expense is a mouthful. Also, depending on your build, you may have to be creative in mounting these drives. The mount points are subtly different, and while the package fits into a standard 3.5 inch bay, they are twice…