Western Digital 1TB WD Red SA500 NAS 3D NAND Internal SSD - SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5/7mm, Up to 560 MB/s - WDS100T1R0A
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gskuser
> 3 dayMounted on TS-653D, RAID 1 volume, 1 year of operation, so far so good
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Roy I.
> 3 day2tb SATA M2. It works I cant complain
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NELSON CARDENAS
> 3 dayGran producto de calidad increíble y al mejor precio
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Michael
> 3 dayAmazon and Western Digital will only warranty for 30 days. I received 5 units and 2 of them didnt work and they wont replace because it was 35 days before we tried to use them. The package was melted.
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Brock Atchley
Greater than one weekCost a bit but it works
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Etcetera...
> 3 dayWD, really? This is advertised as a WD Red drive for NAS! Try putting this in a WD MY Cloud EX2 Ultra. The drives work, but because the S.M.A.R.T. doesn’t see a temperature reading, I get the flashing red light and an alert every 10 minutes telling me the system is “under temperature” even though there is NO temperature reading. And you can’t disable individual alerts, it’s either shut off all critical alerts or leave them all on. You would think that since these are both WD NAS products that the firmware would be designed to ignore the absence of certain SM.A.R.T. readings since it is an SSD. So buyer beware, the drive will work if you install it, but be ready for many useless annoying warnings.
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CFortC
> 3 dayI bought two of these to hold the network-facing shared folders in my recently set up Synology NAS. I installed each as a basic drive, ext4 file system. The shared folders are backed up to much cheaper HDD storage with periodically scheduled tasks. The ext4 file system allows the drives to be removed and accessed on my RHEL system in an emergency. With the extreme endurance rating of these 2TB drives (1300 TBW), I expect not to think about them for a very long time.
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Steve
> 3 dayWe added this Western Digital (WD) Network Attached Storage (NAS) to our Print Server....”YES”
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Brad
> 3 dayGreatly increased the speed on my Synology NAS. My old mechanical drives were killing me with the random read/write speeds. These have greatly reduced the amount of time backing of files and pulling files back from it.
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Luisgb
> 3 daygood