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For a radical upgrade, choose the Seagate Exos X18 internal HDD hard drive, with its 18TB capacity and 256MB cache memory. Its maximum data transfer rate reaches 6Gbps with a speed of 270MB/s and 7200 maximum RPM.
Designed to handle the most demanding workloads, the enterprise-class Seagate Exos X series drives are highly reliable solutions for servers, storage systems, and NAS systems for business purposes.
With the Exos X18, you can support data analytics capabilities and other denser architectures for higher rack space efficiency.
Enterprise-class hard drives with a workload rating of 550 TB/year and MTBF of 2.5M-hr to meet the most demanding storage requirements.
PowerChoice and PowerBalance for optimized power consumption during use and idle - customizable to your needs.
Advanced write data caching combined with data transfer rates of up to 270 MB/s provides a performance boost without compromising capacity.
Password protection and AES-256 hardware encryption with Seagate Secure - for drives you can rely on.
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It's still early, because I've only had it for 2 months but it does the job it needs to do. Good storage space on a personal PC and you can later put it in your server.
I have bought 4 of this model for use inside a NAS and they have been working without any issues for a year now.
I've been using it for almost two months on a camera recorder without any problems!!! Silent as if it doesn't exist, it's worth the money!!!
I received two 18TB disks yesterday and installed them with RAID 1 on an old TS-230 NAS. Everything worked flawlessly. Surely, if someone wants absolute silence in their space, it will be a problem, but for me, it's not. However, this is not a problem specific to this disk, it is a general problem with mechanical disks.
I will come back regarding the reliability of the disks in the next period.
I have had it for about 3 months and I am very satisfied.
I am using it with the "Icy Box Docking Station IB-1121-U3" (Code skroutz 40902467) and everything runs smoothly.
If something goes wrong, I will come back with an update.
The best value for money at the moment for high-capacity drives. I have been using them for a few months in my NAS (TrueNAS SCALE with ZFS) and they have satisfactory throughput, low noise, and do not raise temperatures. Will update in 2-3 years.
Excellent value for money if you want a very high capacity. 8 were purchased and installed in a NAS. So far, everything is good.
It has been working flawlessly for a few days now on a QNAP TS-230 NAS, along with an additional WD Blue 4TB and an additional WD Green 4TB in an external enclosure connected as Hybrid Backup. The impressions so far are very positive
I have two X18 18TB drives as single drives, for over 18 months. Their operation is silent, their temperatures are low, consistently staying at 22-31°C.
They have a high but stable (very important) Transfer Rate: 195-245MB/s. Average Write Speed: 215MB/s. An exceptional disk, with better performance than the X16 series.
P.S. Measured in Raid0 in Sequential Read: 430-440MB/s
The spin-up is not audible at all and they only make a muffled noise during recording/reading, which is not bothersome.
Two drives were purchased (2x18TB for RAID 1 connection) for use in an office file server, which arrived in OEM version (white label) and at a much lower price. There is no relation to the noise you might read about here and there. With an open chassis, only during startup do the heads make noise. A slight "grumbling" now and then. With a closed chassis, nothing special (in a space under the desk - not next to me). We are talking about datacenter drives where sound is not a concern. Perhaps our SSDs have... spoiled us. However, when one needs large storage space at a low price, magnetic drives are the only option. They are chosen for reliability and longevity - that is what matters. Unfortunately, drives from any manufacturer usually come in their simple anti-static bag with a bit of bubble wrap wrapped around them. Here comes the care of the seller, luck, and the hope that everything goes well. A good idea when buying a new and large drive is to fill it as much as possible with files that, if lost, won't bother us and to work it intensively in the first period of use, checking for bad sectors.
Update 8/24: A third drive was purchased in retail version (black-green label) at a much higher price than the previous ones as a backup and replacement if (knock on wood) one of the two previous ones fails. By the way, I updated the firmware of all three. I think that with the upgrade there is a slight difference in their sound (which doesn't bother me). I am very satisfied with the write/read speeds. Especially with very large files, the work done by the rotational speed, the drive's cache, and the high platter density, as well as the datacenter optimized firmware, is evident in a system - I don't know if it performs as well in an external enclosure. (Note, the drive is slightly taller and has 4 mounting holes, so it may not fit well in some enclosures.)
For the NAS Synology that I installed, it is excellent. It is noisy since I installed 2, but with a temperature of 38 degrees, it is excellent.
I bought 2 and they work in RAID1 as part of my 3-2-1 data backup.
They are currently filled to about 20%.
The noise is somewhat subjective.
The model is noisy compared to a standard PC drive BUT... I would say that in the enterprise category it is one of the quietest.
The spin-up is completely silent and they make a muffled noise only during writing/reading.
They are installed in a Dell R720 and so far they do what they promise in terms of speed and temperatures. If any issues arise over time, I will come back with an update to my review.
So far they are VFM with one of the lowest € per GB ratios.
If you don't know exactly what you are buying, prefer another drive.
UPDATE: After a year of daily use (almost 24/7), filled to about 70%, they continue to work flawlessly like the first day.
If something better doesn't come out soon, I will buy the same ones again.
Stay away from Seagate. It broke down in 2 years with minimal use. Get another company unless you want them for short-term use because they have low prices (and low reliability)
I bought 3 for DS920+. I have been using them for about 3 months and they work flawlessly 24/7 (read/write).
4 stars instead of 5 because they do make a LOT of noise (but it's understandable, they are meant for datacenter use and not for home NAS).
If any issues arise, I will update.
Very good and silent disk, something I definitely wanted. It has never gone above 46°C (measured with Hard Disk Sentinel) in the well-ventilated full tower case I have. It is quite fast for a SATAIII mechanical drive, but I haven't gone through the process of measurements and comparisons because I want it for backup purposes and not for everyday use
It was purchased for the QNap TS-230 NAS as it is compatible with supported hard drives.
The setup was not completed with a hard drive because it had a Read and Write Error, obviously DOA.
Seatools returned an RMA code.
An RMA return request was submitted to the store.
update:
- 27.12.21 delivered for inspection. Waiting...
- 07.01.22 The hard drive was replaced. Although I bought it to install it in the NAS, I will no longer take the risk, it will be tested thoroughly on the PC and then installed in the NAS.
I am upgrading the rating to 2 stars because it is functioning.
It passed the SEAGATE tests and seems to be quite fast and relatively quiet.
- 31.03.22 I am upgrading the rating to 4 stars. I am satisfied with its performance on the PC.
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Stay away, broken on day 1 and they don't replace it.
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For now, it works flawlessly 24/7 for hourly backup of my server.
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