6 Apr 2017 at 21:52 #1 ShivP ShivP Soldato Soldato Joined 26 Oct 2013 Posts 10,139 Location Leicester Hi all Having just had 1 drive in a 2TB WD Red RAID 1 server fail on me, I'm looking to replace the pair What are the best drives for this? I am looking for a not too high price and excellent reliability
Hi all Having just had 1 drive in a 2TB WD Red RAID 1 server fail on me, I'm looking to replace the pair What are the best drives for this? I am looking for a not too high price and excellent reliability
6 Apr 2017 at 23:15 #2 bledd bledd Don Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 46,870 Location Parts Unknown Just get another WD red..
6 Apr 2017 at 23:57 #3 ShivP ShivP Soldato Soldato OP Joined 26 Oct 2013 Posts 10,139 Location Leicester bledd said: Just get another WD red.. Click to expand... Not had a great experience really, nothing that is better for a little more money? Haven't even had the drives 3 years
bledd said: Just get another WD red.. Click to expand... Not had a great experience really, nothing that is better for a little more money? Haven't even had the drives 3 years
7 Apr 2017 at 11:19 #4 bledd bledd Don Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 46,870 Location Parts Unknown Hard drives fail, it's a high speed moving part. Just buy spares and have a backup in place.
7 Apr 2017 at 13:52 #5 nutcase nutcase Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 7,626 Location SX, unfortunately Touch wood I've only had the one fail and that was soon after delivery - have about 25 of them now and 12 at work.
Touch wood I've only had the one fail and that was soon after delivery - have about 25 of them now and 12 at work.
7 Apr 2017 at 14:48 #6 wonko wonko Associate Joined 21 Jul 2008 Posts 1,808 Location Outside the asylum Shivy011 said: Haven't even had the drives 3 years Click to expand... It should still be under warranty then, so you'll have a(nother) backup drive when you get a replacement p.s. I've just returned one of my many WD drives that developed a problem and they aren't doing advance RMAs at the moment. Edit: That was badly written... I didn't mean that I've had lots of WD drives with problems! Last edited: 9 Apr 2017
Shivy011 said: Haven't even had the drives 3 years Click to expand... It should still be under warranty then, so you'll have a(nother) backup drive when you get a replacement p.s. I've just returned one of my many WD drives that developed a problem and they aren't doing advance RMAs at the moment. Edit: That was badly written... I didn't mean that I've had lots of WD drives with problems!
8 Apr 2017 at 18:33 #7 Wrinkly Wrinkly Permabanned Joined 31 Aug 2013 Posts 3,364 Location Scotland Why are you replacing both when only one has failed? WD reds are my first choice.