MaxDigital 3TB 7200RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s (Enterprise Storage) 3.5inch Inside Laborious Drive (Renewed)
Original price was: $51.00.$44.99Current price is: $44.99.
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MaxDigital 3TB SATA III 3.5″ Enterprise Laborious Drive is a robust mixture of enterprise-class efficiency and excessive capability required for superior efficiency computing and enterprise essential environments. The laborious drive delivers switch charges of as much as 6 Gbps and excessive random I/O charges. It’s coupled with a twin processor, which gives twice the processing energy to maximise efficiency.
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Trade’s highest capability nearline drive – SATA III 6.0Gb/s laborious drives can be found in capacities 3 TB to go well with even essentially the most demanding storage wants.
Highest efficiency for business-critical functions – delivers 6 Gb/s switch charges, sustained sequential knowledge charges of 171 MB/s and excessive random I/O charges.
Designed for high quality and reliability – With a field-tested 1.2 million hour MTBF, this excessive efficiency drive delivers the best degree of reliability for 24×7 operation in as much as 100% responsibility cycle functions.
Twin processor – Twice the processing energy to maximise efficiency.
Enhanced RAFF know-how contains refined electronics to observe the drive and proper each linear and rotational vibration. The result’s a big efficiency enchancment in excessive vibration environments over the earlier technology of drives.
3 Terabyte Capability, SATA III 6.0Gbps Interface, 64MB Buffer Dimension, 7200RPM Rotation Velocity
Excellent for Datacenter Laborious Drive, RAID System, NAS Community Storage, CCTV DVR and Desktop PC/Mac!
Most capability, Heavy software workloads, 24x7x365 reliability
Datacenter Storage, Enterprise Grade, Glorious Situation
Prospects say
Prospects discover the laborious drive provides wonderful worth for cash, with spectacular 3TB storage capability and enough efficiency. They respect its ease of set up, quick pace, and dependable performance. Whereas some clients report it could last as long as 10 years, others point out it failed after simply 4 months of utilization. Prospects disagree on the noise degree, with some discovering it fairly noisy.
8 reviews for MaxDigital 3TB 7200RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s (Enterprise Storage) 3.5inch Inside Laborious Drive (Renewed)
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Original price was: $51.00.$44.99Current price is: $44.99.
Franklin Webb –
Works great
Good value and drive quality for the price. The drive was easy to install and format and it came with the advertised storage capacity of 3tb. Really fast for a hard drive. I was able to get a heavily modded Fallout 4 to have load times in the 20 second range consistently.
Bonnie Fackler –
Just what I needed at a great price.
I seen many bad reviews about packing, mine was sealed in a static proof bag and in a box that fit it well. Loaded it in my Synology NAS, to replace failed drive. Ran overnight, no problems, great deal, the old drive was 10 years old, I don’t think I will see 10 years from this refurbished drive but hoping for a few good years. This is my back up Nas to my main unit.
Michael Conforto –
So Far So Good
I was a little skeptical about buying this drive as it was so cheap. However, I decided to give it a chance because I am using it for an older PC for non-critical data. The SMART info for the drive shows a new drive functioning well. Do not believe any reviews that say the SMART data has been wiped. It is nearly impossible to do as this info is stored on critical drive infrastructure. Changing it would be so hard to make it nearly impossible. The drive can get a little loud under heavy use and runs a few degrees hotter than I would like. I cannot seem to find any info on safe temps for the drive. Of course, I will update this review after some time because as we all know the real test is how long does the drive function under real world conditions? I believe I may add an additional case fan to deal with the increase in heat from the drive which should in theory extend its life. Other than all that, the drive stores my data and I received what was advertised at a good price. Hopefully, long term quality matches initial quality and performance.
Jonathan minor –
Not to happy
I’ve had it for about a month it’s start to make noise I’m going to try another one hopefully it turn out better
elphracko –
Fast, a bit warmer then most, but very good
These drive perform like a champ.Pros:They are fastPriced greatCons:They run hotThey are louder then mostOver all I’d get them again.
McChikenz –
Just as good as name brands
I’ve bought 6 of these hard drives over the past 3 years, they are still all working flawlessly, I’ve had no DoA, I’ve had better experiences with these drives then I’ve had with WD and Seagate.
Chappy –
Great hard drive. Works like a champ so far.
I was looking for a larger hard drive for my external backup drive. Most name brands were 2x to 3x more expensive for the same volume. I decided to try this one in hopes it works as well. I was not wrong. With a 2 year warranty I figured it was worth trying it. So far it’s been great. Fast access and, with usb3, it doesn’t disappoint. Thank you DBSKY for a great product.
Dr R.P. Alston –
The value of a vendor is in how it supports its customer
I have purchased quite a few 2 and 3 TB disks from GoHardDrive over the past few years to use in Qnap NAS systems for both home and work. The disks are obviously used but have always delivered what I expect – NAS/Enterprise level performance. I would not recommend you use in anything other than a RAID environment as failures over time are to be expected but the 2 year GoHardDrive warranty helps you here as long as you do a proper RAID. Yes, they are noisier disks than consumer units and, yes, they typically run hotter than consumer disks – but I expect that and my Qnaps handle monitoring them for errors of all kinds which means in a RAID 6 with a spare I can tolerate quite a bit of failure whilst I am getting a replacement.So now to the supplier and support. Simply first rate. I’ve had infant mortality on delivery that they replaced immediately. I’ve had a drive running more than a year that the Qnap indicated was going to fail and they replaced that without any issue _before_ it failed. They accepted the Qnap error report and replaced the unit once they received the failing drive.Based on this experience I will also just buy replacement disks as the warranty expires and they fail.