A wide range of capacities up to 24TB (1) to meet your enterprise-class storage needs. | (1) 1TB = 1 trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less depending on operating environment. Among the highest workload rating of any Western Digital hard drive. Flexible enough to populate nearly any storage server in local, distributed, or colocated configurations. No compromise storage for any application demanding the best in HDD storage. Customize your businesss storage mix with enterprise-class WD Gold HDDs in capacities of up to 24TB (1). These highly flexible solutions are designed for RAID, erasure coding, or JBOD storage environments handling high uptime workloads of 550TB (2) per year and delivering up to 2.5M hours MTBF. With the ability to deploy into in server rooms with legacy or modern storage systems, WD Gold SATA HDDs provide a high level of durability, especially for applications requiring high read-write workloads.
A wide range of capacities up to 24TB (1) to meet your enterprise-class storage needs. | (1) 1TB = 1 trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less depending on operating environment. Among the highest workload rating of any Western Digital hard drive. Flexible enough to populate nearly any storage server in local, distributed, or colocated configurations. No compromise storage for any application demanding the best in HDD storage. Customize your businesss storage mix with enterprise-class WD Gold HDDs in capacities of up to 24TB (1). These highly flexible solutions are designed for RAID, erasure coding, or JBOD storage environments handling high uptime workloads of 550TB (2) per year and delivering up to 2.5M hours MTBF. With the ability to deploy into in server rooms with legacy or modern storage systems, WD Gold SATA HDDs provide a high level of durability, especially for applications requiring high read-write workloads.
A wide range of capacities up to 24TB (1) to meet your enterprise-class storage needs. | (1) 1TB = 1 trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less depending on operating environment. Among the highest workload rating of any Western Digital hard drive. Flexible enough to populate nearly any storage server in local, distributed, or colocated configurations. No compromise storage for any application demanding the best in HDD storage. Customize your businesss storage mix with enterprise-class WD Gold HDDs in capacities of up to 24TB (1). These highly flexible solutions are designed for RAID, erasure coding, or JBOD storage environments handling high uptime workloads of 550TB (2) per year and delivering up to 2.5M hours MTBF. With the ability to deploy into in server rooms with legacy or modern storage systems, WD Gold SATA HDDs provide a high level of durability, especially for applications requiring high read-write workloads.
A wide range of capacities up to 24TB (1) to meet your enterprise-class storage needs. | (1) 1TB = 1 trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less depending on operating environment. Among the highest workload rating of any Western Digital hard drive. Flexible enough to populate nearly any storage server in local, distributed, or colocated configurations. No compromise storage for any application demanding the best in HDD storage. Customize your businesss storage mix with enterprise-class WD Gold HDDs in capacities of up to 24TB (1). These highly flexible solutions are designed for RAID, erasure coding, or JBOD storage environments handling high uptime workloads of 550TB (2) per year and delivering up to 2.5M hours MTBF. With the ability to deploy into in server rooms with legacy or modern storage systems, WD Gold SATA HDDs provide a high level of durability, especially for applications requiring high read-write workloads.
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WD Gold Enterprise Class 10TB 3.5" HDD 256MB Cache - 7200 RPM - SATA Hard Drive [WD103KRYZ]
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This is the first version of WD Gold 16TB which I have it. I have other 6x 1TB in another server. Comparing with Seagate, this one is more-more silent. Also I have only bad experiences with Seagate, just another 4TB IronWolf stated to have issues lately.I'm not saying WD is perfect, but from my experience it has a better AFR (Annualized Failure Rate) than Seagate. I have less WD HDD with failures than Seagate in conditions that I have more WD HDD than Seagate.I recommend it without hesitation.
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The drive was broken and cannot be mounted at all. I tried multiple methods (4 to be exact). Returns under 30 days from "ship date" is too short considering it takes a while to arrive, weekends count, bad timing, and it takes time to understand if it's one's fault in reading the drive and then figuring out how to start a return - the website was hard to navigate, good thing google saved the day.Maybe I shouldn't have bought 6 of them...Errors like these 2 show up many times [AFAIK, drive is corrupted]:[ 451.351071] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 FAILED Result: hostbyte=DID_OK driverbyte=DRIVER_OK cmd_age=0s[ 451.351086] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Sense Key : Illegal Request [current][ 451.351093] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Add. Sense: Invalid command operation ... MoreThe drive was broken and cannot be mounted at all. I tried multiple methods (4 to be exact). Returns under 30 days from "ship date" is too short considering it takes a while to arrive, weekends count, bad timing, and it takes time to understand if it's one's fault in reading the drive and then figuring out how to start a return - the website was hard to navigate, good thing google saved the day.Maybe I shouldn't have bought 6 of them...Errors like these 2 show up many times [AFAIK, drive is corrupted]:[ 451.351071] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 FAILED Result: hostbyte=DID_OK driverbyte=DRIVER_OK cmd_age=0s[ 451.351086] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Sense Key : Illegal Request [current][ 451.351093] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Add. Sense: Invalid command operation code[ 451.351100] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 CDB: Read(16) 88 00 00 00 00 0a 01 3f ff f8 00 00 00 08 00 00[ 451.351104] critical target error, dev sdd, sector 42970644472 op 0x0:(READ) flags 0x80700 phys_seg 1 prio class 0...[ 452.380966] Buffer I/O error on dev sdd, logical block 5371330559, async page read
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I replaced two, 6TB UltraStar drives with two, 18TB Gold Enterprise drives in my RAID chassis, which I use as a Time Machine backup for my Mac computer. I've had the drives for a couple of weeks now and everything has gone swimmingly. The only complaint I have is the noise level of the drives. Since the Gold Enterprise drive specifications are similar to that of the UltraStar drive, I expected the same level of noise. What I found, however, is the Gold Enterprise drives are noisier. You can definitely hear the read/write heads shuttling around in the drive. There is definitely room to improve the drive design in this regard. Aside from the noise, I am satisfied with the drive performance and am hoping I get the same level of reliability with the Gold Enterprise ... MoreI replaced two, 6TB UltraStar drives with two, 18TB Gold Enterprise drives in my RAID chassis, which I use as a Time Machine backup for my Mac computer. I've had the drives for a couple of weeks now and everything has gone swimmingly. The only complaint I have is the noise level of the drives. Since the Gold Enterprise drive specifications are similar to that of the UltraStar drive, I expected the same level of noise. What I found, however, is the Gold Enterprise drives are noisier. You can definitely hear the read/write heads shuttling around in the drive. There is definitely room to improve the drive design in this regard. Aside from the noise, I am satisfied with the drive performance and am hoping I get the same level of reliability with the Gold Enterprise drives that I had with the UltraStar drives.In terms of ordering experience, I was very happy with the online shopping process through the Western Digital website. I chose to order directly from Western Digital to ensure the drives were covered by their 5 year warranty. The drives came within a few days of purchase packaged in a box that provided exceptional protection.
Wd Wd103kryz 10tb Hdd Hot Swap Clear
Delivery $29.99
WD Gold Enterprise Class 10TB 3.5" HDD 256MB Cache - 7200 RPM - SATA Hard Drive [WD103KRYZ]
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WD Gold Enterprise Class 10TB 3.5" HDD 256MB Cache - 7200 RPM - SATA Hard Drive
Delivery $10
This is the first version of WD Gold 16TB which I have it. I have other 6x 1TB in another server. Comparing with Seagate, this one is more-more silent. Also I have only bad experiences with Seagate, just another 4TB IronWolf stated to have issues lately.I'm not saying WD is perfect, but from my experience it has a better AFR (Annualized Failure Rate) than Seagate. I have less WD HDD with failures than Seagate in conditions that I have more WD HDD than Seagate.I recommend it without hesitation.
The drive was broken and cannot be mounted at all. I tried multiple methods (4 to be exact). Returns under 30 days from "ship date" is too short considering it takes a while to arrive, weekends count, bad timing, and it takes time to understand if it's one's fault in reading the drive and then figuring out how to start a return - the website was hard to navigate, good thing google saved the day.Maybe I shouldn't have bought 6 of them...Errors like these 2 show up many times [AFAIK, drive is corrupted]:[ 451.351071] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 FAILED Result: hostbyte=DID_OK driverbyte=DRIVER_OK cmd_age=0s[ 451.351086] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Sense Key : Illegal Request [current][ 451.351093] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Add. Sense: Invalid command operation ... MoreThe drive was broken and cannot be mounted at all. I tried multiple methods (4 to be exact). Returns under 30 days from "ship date" is too short considering it takes a while to arrive, weekends count, bad timing, and it takes time to understand if it's one's fault in reading the drive and then figuring out how to start a return - the website was hard to navigate, good thing google saved the day.Maybe I shouldn't have bought 6 of them...Errors like these 2 show up many times [AFAIK, drive is corrupted]:[ 451.351071] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 FAILED Result: hostbyte=DID_OK driverbyte=DRIVER_OK cmd_age=0s[ 451.351086] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Sense Key : Illegal Request [current][ 451.351093] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 Add. Sense: Invalid command operation code[ 451.351100] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdd] tag#28 CDB: Read(16) 88 00 00 00 00 0a 01 3f ff f8 00 00 00 08 00 00[ 451.351104] critical target error, dev sdd, sector 42970644472 op 0x0:(READ) flags 0x80700 phys_seg 1 prio class 0...[ 452.380966] Buffer I/O error on dev sdd, logical block 5371330559, async page read
I replaced two, 6TB UltraStar drives with two, 18TB Gold Enterprise drives in my RAID chassis, which I use as a Time Machine backup for my Mac computer. I've had the drives for a couple of weeks now and everything has gone swimmingly. The only complaint I have is the noise level of the drives. Since the Gold Enterprise drive specifications are similar to that of the UltraStar drive, I expected the same level of noise. What I found, however, is the Gold Enterprise drives are noisier. You can definitely hear the read/write heads shuttling around in the drive. There is definitely room to improve the drive design in this regard. Aside from the noise, I am satisfied with the drive performance and am hoping I get the same level of reliability with the Gold Enterprise ... MoreI replaced two, 6TB UltraStar drives with two, 18TB Gold Enterprise drives in my RAID chassis, which I use as a Time Machine backup for my Mac computer. I've had the drives for a couple of weeks now and everything has gone swimmingly. The only complaint I have is the noise level of the drives. Since the Gold Enterprise drive specifications are similar to that of the UltraStar drive, I expected the same level of noise. What I found, however, is the Gold Enterprise drives are noisier. You can definitely hear the read/write heads shuttling around in the drive. There is definitely room to improve the drive design in this regard. Aside from the noise, I am satisfied with the drive performance and am hoping I get the same level of reliability with the Gold Enterprise drives that I had with the UltraStar drives.In terms of ordering experience, I was very happy with the online shopping process through the Western Digital website. I chose to order directly from Western Digital to ensure the drives were covered by their 5 year warranty. The drives came within a few days of purchase packaged in a box that provided exceptional protection.
I bought two of these when they were on sale for $250 off. I use them in a RAID0 array for a home server I have setup. The drives contain the large, infrequently accessed files the server serves. The drives perform well against all benchmarks I have thrown at it. I have had no data failures in the time I have owned it.I will however issue potential buyers this warning. WARNING: Not made of gold. Even though the drive claims to be gold, it is in fact made with the same non-gold materials just like any other drive. There may be gold inside, I'm no hardware engineer.Also, while the description of the drive says "Enterprise Class" I have yet to be called "classy" by anyone accessing the server. I assume this is because it will take time for the Enterprise Class to ... MoreI bought two of these when they were on sale for $250 off. I use them in a RAID0 array for a home server I have setup. The drives contain the large, infrequently accessed files the server serves. The drives perform well against all benchmarks I have thrown at it. I have had no data failures in the time I have owned it.I will however issue potential buyers this warning. WARNING: Not made of gold. Even though the drive claims to be gold, it is in fact made with the same non-gold materials just like any other drive. There may be gold inside, I'm no hardware engineer.Also, while the description of the drive says "Enterprise Class" I have yet to be called "classy" by anyone accessing the server. I assume this is because it will take time for the Enterprise Class to take affect. No stars taken away for this... yet!And one last bit of miscommunication about the drive, likely due to my ignorance about drive terminology, and upon which I hold no umbrage: The drive is advertised as 16TB, which of course I and likely any other buyer would assume is a reference to Terry Bradshaw and the Pittsburg Steelers scoring 16 points in their 1974 Superbowl win. It, however, refers to the drive having a capacity of 16 "terabytes."
Bought a 22TB Gold model. Used in NAS data center application. It failed at 12,960 hours in service; a mere fraction of published MTBF of 2,500,000 hours. it cost over $20 in postal and return shipping fees to use the Limited Warranty. The replacement drive then failed at only 168 hours in service, and requires another $20 in postal costs and return shipping fees to obtain a replacement. The sunken costs in warranty costs are now 7% of the product purchase cost. Had I not sunken $600 into buying this product, I'd throw it away. Competitor products of the same storage capacity are still in service more than three years after installation. The products I received are unfit for for "Enterprise Class" applications.
Excellent product. Extremely solid. I ordered the 16TB and upon formatting to NTFS it was down to 14TB. Which is a loss of 2TB. Though this happens to nearly all hard drives (external or internal) due to formatting and system files required to run the beast. I haven't had it too long (maybe 2-3 months). Using it and had no problems. Very quick and its not even noisy. I do hear few clicks upon booting it up. But that's all. And I use it as a workstation close by (not stored away in the closet somewhere) and its very tolerable. Meaning it doesn't disturb me noise wise.Hoping this is rock solid drives from Western Digital (shoutout to all you hard workers here that make these) that if goes long and strong (I'm betting) I'm only using Western Digital upon my next ... MoreExcellent product. Extremely solid. I ordered the 16TB and upon formatting to NTFS it was down to 14TB. Which is a loss of 2TB. Though this happens to nearly all hard drives (external or internal) due to formatting and system files required to run the beast. I haven't had it too long (maybe 2-3 months). Using it and had no problems. Very quick and its not even noisy. I do hear few clicks upon booting it up. But that's all. And I use it as a workstation close by (not stored away in the closet somewhere) and its very tolerable. Meaning it doesn't disturb me noise wise.Hoping this is rock solid drives from Western Digital (shoutout to all you hard workers here that make these) that if goes long and strong (I'm betting) I'm only using Western Digital upon my next needs (upgrades or replacements). I have always used Western Digital in the past. Starting from their Blue lineups and even those remained working years on end. Highly impressed by WD. Thanks! Anyone thinking of buying, don't hesitate. Look up your needed specs and you're fully covered by WD. Thanks again!Quick note: I was always curious as to why the stock photo looked so nice with the big covered gold sticker on the HDD. However, it does not look like the stock photos upon opening the package. It has a smaller gold sticker (unlike the stock photo). I'm guessing for lesser heat dissipation. But still looks good.:)
This is my 4th WD Gold Hard Drive and I have no gripe for them so far. I have used almost all major brands hard drives. I have learned in a hard way what hard drive failure leads to. That's why it's imperative to have backup of a backup. I hope WD Gold drives are reliable as they claim. I'll recommend users prefer enterprise class drives consumer drives or performance drives. As of today(May 6, 2020) price for Gold drive 6TB is lesser than 6TB black HDD. Also, they've best MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) figures on the market today. If you ask me whether It's worth the few extra $$$ then definately. I'm a PC enthusiastic but I don't run my system 24/7. As this product is made by humans, it's susceptible to manufacturing default. However, according to my calculation ... MoreThis is my 4th WD Gold Hard Drive and I have no gripe for them so far. I have used almost all major brands hard drives. I have learned in a hard way what hard drive failure leads to. That's why it's imperative to have backup of a backup. I hope WD Gold drives are reliable as they claim. I'll recommend users prefer enterprise class drives consumer drives or performance drives. As of today(May 6, 2020) price for Gold drive 6TB is lesser than 6TB black HDD. Also, they've best MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) figures on the market today. If you ask me whether It's worth the few extra $$$ then definately. I'm a PC enthusiastic but I don't run my system 24/7. As this product is made by humans, it's susceptible to manufacturing default. However, according to my calculation if every thing goes fine, this HDD should last for 15-20 years or at max 30 years for me as my average PC run time is 4.8 hours per day(in the last 6 months). This drive hasn't produced much noise so far nor it get heats up. Literally, it remains much cooler than my Samsung 970 EVO + 2TB NVME. I dumped nearly 2TB of data at a room with a constant ambient temp of 67°F and the drive temperature was 98F. However, all these data is as of today and it's been just 2 days. There's a whole life ahead and will update my review. One of the important thing for users is how much user space we get in 6TB of HDD. So, I got 5.45TB of space in a 6TB HDD. For more don't forget to check my review video above. I'm unable to post picture of this HDD as due to some reason, Home Essentials Direct has disabled picture upload and when I contacted them, I got a really weird response as here "We apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused. ? During the COVID-19 situation, we are taking steps to protect the health of our team members. As a result, there are some temporary limitations in how you can review products on Home Essentials Direct. We appreciate your understanding." One image upload option is available, I'll update the images as well.
Over the years I've come to trust WDRed Pro, after this purchase I'm now skeptical of all future purchases.I bought 2, RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX, 1 WORKED, 1 DID NOT.This caused me to read many other reviews here and I was shocked to see this has become a common thing in 2024. It looks like WD has taken a turn for the worst with their quality control.EVEN MORE INFURIATING... Their customer service was "apologetic" but also "powerless" to make it right quickly!A brand new drive bad out of the box, bought right from them, and they wouldn't immediately replace it for free, I either had to pay them a non refundable fee, or send it back and wait 8+ weeks for a replacement.Completely unacceptable.
Building a new pc and decided I wanted a hard drive that can handle a lot of read/writes so I bought this. Ran it through a hard drive test for a number of cycles and came up clean. And the r/w speeds are much faster then my other slower rotational speed drives.If you want a solid drive that will outlast all of your other drives, this is the one to get.And as always B&H shipped all the items fast and were well packed. Highly recommend them.
i really dont give negative but the Negetive i gave here due to the way posted the HDDs, it was completely disastrous. these are HDDs not SSD and they were wobbling in the big space of its box. these parcel guys through the boxes here and there and we dont know how many times they had hard jerks on throughing and while traveling. i need to put these in Server and the level of trust on these you know where it will go. these could have filled with at least newspapsers so it would not wobble.
