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2 года назад

This video demonstrates how to connect and set up a Western Digital 4TB WD Red NAS internal hard drive. The presenter explains the two connection methods and guides viewers through formatting the drive using disk partition, emphasizing the importance of choosing GPT format for optimal storage capacity. The video also includes a brief demonstration of data transfer rates.

1 год назад

The video shows the disassembly of a Western Digital 4TB hard drive. The creator emphasizes the importance of data security when disposing of hard drives and demonstrates how to physically destroy the drive to prevent data recovery. The video also provides a close-up look at the internal components of the hard drive, including the spinning discs and the head mechanism.

9 лет назад

The video features a hands-on look at the WD Red 4TB NAS hard drive. The speaker discusses the drive's features, including its 64MB cache and 6GB/s SATA speed, and explains how they will be using it to upgrade a Mac server to a NAS. They also mention that they will be reviewing a Buffalo TeraStation unit that will house the drives.

11 лет назад

This video explains the differences between Western Digital's RED NAS hard drives and consumer-grade drives. The speaker highlights the features that make RED drives ideal for NAS systems, including their ability to handle multiple drives working simultaneously and their resistance to vibration and heat. The video also discusses the warranty and pricing of RED drives.

1 год назад

This video reviews the Western Digital Red Plus hard drive, comparing it to other drives in the WD lineup. The reviewer explains why they chose the Red Plus for their storage needs, highlighting its durability and reliability. They also mention using a different drive for editing, suggesting the Red Plus is ideal for long-term storage.

3 года назад

This video compares WD Red Pro and WD UltraStar hard drives, highlighting their key differences. The video focuses on features like encryption, interface, cache, performance, workload, and noise levels, providing insights into which drive might be better suited for different needs.