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Seagate going for 14TB and 16TB HDDs
Seagate is going to be pushing the envelope and will develop up-to 16 Terabyte HDDS. They want to do so within the next year and a half. They also aim to release a bit higher, a 20TB HDD is to be launched by 2020.
The news reached the media through a conference call with stock-holders. Seagate CEO Stephen Luczo said that 12TB HDDs based on helium technology are currently being tested, but that even more capacious solutions are not that far off. Currently the company already has 12 TB HDDs ready. WD also has similar plans with 12 and 14TB models. Obviously such high capacity HDDs are intended for the Enterprise market, data-centers and NAS (network-attached storage), where large capacity HDDs are proving popular among consumers. Seagate has also announced it will release 10TB HDD at a price of 400 USD.
SSDs are ruling the bigger chunk of the storage market, but larger than 1TB is still the HDD domain.
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#5385630 Posted on: 01/27/2017 11:42 AM
Question is, can you trust Seagate with that much data on one drive?
Question is, can you trust Seagate with that much data on one drive?
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#5385632 Posted on: 01/27/2017 11:48 AM
Use RAID 10 and keep your fingers crossed that once you will have to rebuild it won't fail..
Question is, can you trust Seagate with that much data on one drive?
Use RAID 10 and keep your fingers crossed that once you will have to rebuild it won't fail..
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#5385633 Posted on: 01/27/2017 11:49 AM
There are no HDD manufacturers whose disks avoided troubles. With that sizes these HDDs aimed for professional/enterprise niches, imo. And usually these niches receive big warranty periods and also are equipped with backup solutions.
Question is, can you trust Seagate with that much data on one drive?
There are no HDD manufacturers whose disks avoided troubles. With that sizes these HDDs aimed for professional/enterprise niches, imo. And usually these niches receive big warranty periods and also are equipped with backup solutions.
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#5385636 Posted on: 01/27/2017 11:54 AM
tbh RAID isn't a replacement for backups but i get what you mean
Use RAID 10 and keep your fingers crossed that once you will have to rebuild it won't fail..
tbh RAID isn't a replacement for backups but i get what you mean
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#5385637 Posted on: 01/27/2017 11:56 AM
No, which is why you don't just buy one, you buy several of them, which is good for Seagates business
Question is, can you trust Seagate with that much data on one drive?
No, which is why you don't just buy one, you buy several of them, which is good for Seagates business
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#5385640 Posted on: 01/27/2017 12:02 PM
Too much porn is not healthy.
Too much porn is not healthy.
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#5385641 Posted on: 01/27/2017 12:04 PM
I suspect if porn will go to 3D then 16TB will not be enough.
Too much porn is not healthy.
I suspect if porn will go to 3D then 16TB will not be enough.
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#5385651 Posted on: 01/27/2017 12:33 PM
Back in our time every new top HDD was replacing the old in a model row with same price tag. Since 3TB every new HDD cost more more and more. I guess Seagate and WD are intentionally killing HDD market off.
Back in our time every new top HDD was replacing the old in a model row with same price tag. Since 3TB every new HDD cost more more and more. I guess Seagate and WD are intentionally killing HDD market off.
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#5385658 Posted on: 01/27/2017 12:49 PM
I 'member posting I wouldn't trust 4TB on a seagate drive and now I find myself in a similar thread for an enormous 14TB drive. Damn.
I 'member posting I wouldn't trust 4TB on a seagate drive and now I find myself in a similar thread for an enormous 14TB drive. Damn.
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#5385673 Posted on: 01/27/2017 01:25 PM
i was clearly Anti-Seagate but since we use them at work, i have changed my mind...
exept the noise "Dzzziiiiii" (moment of stress for me ) that they do sometime they are really reliable since years (and less expensive than WD... but WD is WD )
Question is, can you trust Seagate with that much data on one drive?
i was clearly Anti-Seagate but since we use them at work, i have changed my mind...
exept the noise "Dzzziiiiii" (moment of stress for me
) that they do sometime they are really reliable since years (and less expensive than WD... but WD is WD )
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#5385680 Posted on: 01/27/2017 01:52 PM
4k HDR.
I suspect if porn will go to 3D then 16TB will not be enough.
4k HDR.
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#5385690 Posted on: 01/27/2017 02:22 PM
HDD marked needs a dual motor (internal RAID) drive, not just for storage, if no for speed, clearly they can´t compete but if they offers capacity, speed and price, they could survive a bit more...
HDD marked needs a dual motor (internal RAID) drive, not just for storage, if no for speed, clearly they can´t compete but if they offers capacity, speed and price, they could survive a bit more...
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#5385720 Posted on: 01/27/2017 03:52 PM
Oculus porn (4096x2048 60fps) 7GB for 30 min.. need more space
Oculus porn (4096x2048 60fps) 7GB for 30 min.. need more space
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#5385721 Posted on: 01/27/2017 03:54 PM
HDR is just metadata (text)
4k HDR.
HDR is just metadata (text)
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