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- NAS HDDs vs. Regular SATA Drives--Worth It? - Spiceworks Community
For my NAS systems (Iomega’s) I use their recommended NAS class SATA drives (e g STX 500GB ST3500412AS and 1TB ST1000DM003 drives ) that have the Iomega firmware version loaded I may end up paying a bit more vs for a lower cost basic SATA drive that has lower reliability and other specs, however from what I have experienced they are
- Can we use NAS hard drives in server - Spiceworks Community
We have a 4 years old Dell server which has 4x500GB internal sata drives Setup in raid5 We are planning to upgrade the server with higher storage disks and setup in raid10 Can we use NAS drives (sas or sata) drives in Dell server ? Wondering what’s difference between current hard drives which came by default from Dell versus the new NAS drives I’m planning to buy from Amazon ?
- Would NAS Drives Work Individually Attached Via SATA Ports on a . . .
@darenoakesford actually a great question the answer to which is that if you simply take the drives (HDD, HHDD, SSHD, SSD) SATA or SAS out of any NAS system appliance server and then attached directly to a SAS (SAS or SATA drives) or SATA (SATA drives only) port on a motherboard, your system would see the drives While your operating system
- NAS or Enterprise drives for NAS device - Spiceworks Community
The Most Reliable Hard Drive 2015 Each quarter, Backblaze updates our hard drive statistics with the latest data As of the end of Q2 2015, there were 47,561 drives spinning in our datacenter Subtracting out boot drives, drive models with less than 45 drives and drives in testing Est reading time: 5 minutes
- Network Attached Storage: SAS OR SATA - Spiceworks Community
As the argument is still on some prefer SAS and some prefer SATA disks for building a NAS Is it just speed versus capacity or somethings else ? @Dell_Technologies
- NAS with SAS Drives - Data Storage, Backup Recovery - Spiceworks . . .
The workaround is to have a super large NAS (RS2416rp+ with 10x SATA HDD, 1 Hot spare and 1x SSD cache) with Veeam Endpoint to run “reverse increment” backup with 300 days retention Each Dell Precision have its own 1TB SSD, backup size of approx 500GB with approx 2% daily changes…so each user backup for 300 days may use like 3 5TB
- Using a NAS or Surveillance DVR hard drive in a Desktop
A drive is a drive in this respect The biggest thing to watch for is the RPMs as has already been mentioned, some NAS drives in particular are only 5400 RPM They do this because higher RPMs = more heat in most cases, and since NAS generally uses RAID, the speed drop is made up for by the RAID array
- Clarification between 512e vs 4kn vs 512n Hard Drives
I am in the process of acquiring some Hard Drives for my new file server and I want to use Seagate Enterprice Capacity 3 5 Hard Drives However on the page I can see 512e, 4kn and 512n Kindly assist if I need to bother myselft with these and the best one to choose The server to be used is Dell PowerEdge R720 poll
- Synology NAS drive choice help. Should I put NAS SSD in or Seagate Exos . . .
I have a DS2419+II that I use for backups It currently has some WD RED SA500 1TB NAS grade SATA SSD’s in there right now but I just ordered some Seagate Enterprise Exos 7E8 4TB SATA HDD for some servers and I wondered if I should put them in the NAS instead The Synology is a 10 drive RAID 10 with 2 hot spares The SSD is not on the HDD SDD compatibility list (they work fine) but the HDD is
- SAS or SATA identical drives - Spiceworks Community
I’m trying to choose between equivalently specced SAS and SATA exos seagate disks for our storage server Looking at the datasheet, it seems that the main difference is that the SAS can interface at 12Gb s over the SATA 6Gb s Cache, sustainable throughput are the same At the moment I’m tending towards the SATA disks, just because they are cheaper and lower power consumption - what I’m
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