I've come really close to losing data in the past and the only thing that saved me was my Google Drive backups (think pictures and "important" documents). It's only a matter of time before something goes wrong. I am currently banking on dual parity to save me from data loss, I have been lucky for 4 years and counting. None-the-less I really do need a drive for back ups. plug it into my hot-swap backplane and use a script to back up files to it sort of use. Not the 24/7 always on back up kind of server either, just a…. I plan to integrate this drive into my backup server. The model number for this is, WDBCKA0100HBK-NESN, for anyone who might be curious.
To my knowledge and from what I have seen other people say (not verified by me), the WD 10TB EasyStore (non BBBF edition) or the on you can find at any retailer, has the same exact same drive in it. WD 10TB Easystore non-Black Friday Edition (no USB drive included)ĭrive Street Name: 10TB “White Label” 5400RPM 256MB Cache Now this was the BBBF edition that came with the SanDi… WD 32 GB Flash Drive and not the “Normal” EasyStore.ĭrive Street Name: 10TB "White Label" 5400RPM 256MB Cache I got mine from Best Buy early Black Friday (BBBF) sale for $179.99, which seems like a good deal when compared to other 10TB hard drives and the $299.99 shelf price.
I recently just shucked my first WD 10TB Easystore and as far as I can tell it is a Helium filled hdd, with a 256MB cache and runs at 5400 RPMs.
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