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Disclosure: The Ironwolf 12TB NAS HDD is loaned by Seagate This is the Ironwolf 12TB NAS mechanical hard drive, the non-pro variant of the previously reviewed NAS HDD from Seagate. I’ve already summarized the differences between the Ironwolf and Ironwolf Pro ...

Disclosure: The IronWolf Pro 12TB NAS HDD is sent by Seagate Reviewing the IronWolf Pro 12TB ST12000NE0007 NAS Drive… Earlier, we’ve talked about the IronWolf Pro series and test its IronWolf Pro 10TB drive. We’re reviewing the IronWolf Pro 12TB ...

Disclosure: The Ironwolf Pro 10TB drive is a part of the Lacie 2Big Dock loaned by Seagate About the IronWolf and the IronWolf Pro series NAS HDDs… We’ve had NAS HDDs for a while and it is a common choice ...

Disclosure: This unit is provided by WD. The WD Red Pro 5TB WD5001FFWX drive is 7200 RPM class whose PCB components as of the same hardware as the WD5001FZWX. But the firmware is different as Red Pro series are made keeping ...

WD released a newer WD Red Pro drive with two storage variants- the 5TB WD5001FFWX with Rs. 21,250 MRP and 6TB WD6001FFWX with Rs. 22,575/- MRP. Both drives have 128MB cache and run at 7200 RPM. True to the word ...

NAS drive solution from WD and Seagate have been around for a while, and recently introduced two storage capacity variants- WD50EFRX 5TB and WD60EFRX 6TB. We’re going to take a look at the 5TB Red Variant. To keep with the ...

Two new SKUs are added- a 5TB (WD50EFRX) and 6TB (WD60EFRX) variant into its existing WD Red Series HDD lineups. What’s more is that WD also introduced a new series called Red Pro with 2TB (WD2001FFSX), 3TB (3001FFSX) and 4TB ...

WD sent its WD40EFRX 4TB variant of its RED series NAS storage drive for evaluation. This should be interesting to see how it performs. Earlier, we’ve reviewed WD Red 2TB and 3TB variants which performed pretty well.

NAS storage is serious business, not just for the enterprise market, but also for personal and SOHO NAS. NAS for SOHO/Personal is HUGE! There’s Synology, QNAP, Thecus, Drobo, Buffalo- even Seagate has their OWN NAS lineup. Considering that before WD ...