AmbiguousProps to TechnologyEnglish • 12 hours agoWD unveils new high-capacity 32TB SMR and 26TB CMR disk driveswww.techspot.comexternal-linkmessage-square25fedilinkarrow-up1188arrow-down10
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minus-square@UgurcanlinkEnglish7•3 hours agoIf you eyeballing these, please remind that these babies tend to be LOUD AS FUCK, so might not be suitable for home server use.
minus-square@JarixlinkEnglish4•edit-23 hours agoAre they any louder than any HDD from the last 30 years? If so, im actually curious why that is Edit: fixed to say HDD not SSD
minus-square@CocodapuflinkEnglish6•2 hours agoWell I have no experience with these particular drives, but they do seem to have 11 platters. Which is beyond insane as far as I’m concerned. More platters means more moving parts, more friction more noise (all other things being equal).
minus-square@UgurcanlinkEnglish3•edit-23 hours agoOops, yes. I definitely would expect these to be much louder than your 6 GB 1998 model HDD wrangling under stress of copying files at 30 MB/s.
If you eyeballing these, please remind that these babies tend to be LOUD AS FUCK, so might not be suitable for home server use.
Are they any louder than any HDD from the last 30 years?
If so, im actually curious why that is
Edit: fixed to say HDD not SSD
Well I have no experience with these particular drives, but they do seem to have 11 platters. Which is beyond insane as far as I’m concerned. More platters means more moving parts, more friction more noise (all other things being equal).
Oops, yes. I definitely would expect these to be much louder than your 6 GB 1998 model HDD wrangling under stress of copying files at 30 MB/s.
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