But these are more for low power storage than for high performance gaming.
http://www.hgst.com/hard-drives/ente.../ultrastar-he6
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But these are more for low power storage than for high performance gaming.
http://www.hgst.com/hard-drives/ente.../ultrastar-he6
MTBF says 2 million hours. That's pretty interesting considering the WD main site only lists 1.4 million hours for their stability/reliability enterprise drive.
1.4 million hours = 58,333.333 days run 24/7 = 1,121.7948 YEARS of 24/7 running.
Unless I'm missing something, 1.4 and 2.0 million hours is longer than you'll own the drive.
Shouldn't that come out to about 160 years? (58333 days / 365 days in a year). In any case, more than long enough indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ualaa
I have 4 HGST 3T drives in my NAS. If these were out when I stocked the NAS I would have purchased them. I think everyone needs a multimedia/storage NAS for their home network.
You're right...
My too early in the morning, pre-coffee math was off a little.