I heard they are LOUD but I've seen videos on their sound and they dont seem to be THAT loud. Any !codecels or !g*mers
I torn between this and this
Toshiba 14TB 3.5inch Enterprise HDD (MG07ACA14TE) or
Seagate Exos X18 12TB Internal Hard Drive Enterprise HDD - CMR 3.5 Inch Hyperscale SATA 6Gb/s, 7200RPM, 512e/4Kn, 256MB Cache (ST12000NM001J)
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Why do you want one?
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my 3TB hard drive from 2015 finally died due to the 43C heat wave we are having. So a replacement for that
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Either start moving to SSDs, or if you really want space get a few large HDDs with moderate capacity. There is no good reason to get enterprise grade stuff if you're not sticking it in a server where max capacity/slot counts
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its basically my workstation + jellyfin server + gaming rig, i already have nvme and sata ssds I need spinning hdd with large capacity to store the jellyfin movies and tv shows
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Grab an 8-12TB Seagate Ironwolf then. Add another if you ever fill the space. Will cost a lot less and you'll get decent performance.
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thats the issue, I am getting these 12/14tB for $250 new and ironwolfs are like $250 for 6/8TB
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It's not about the brand, this is pure capacity. If there's comparable i/o speed then get the cheaper one. 8TB is much more cost effective than 16TB, in my country ironwolf drives are much cheaper.
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even in seagate the price per TB here is vast
The iron wolfd is ₹2750/TB and the exos is ₹2167/TB thats 25% more on the ironwolf nas drives
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