You can create networked storage that keeps all of your important files accessible across your entire network for instant access. It features a generous 64MB of DDR2 cache to always keep your most frequently accessed files at hand.Western Digital Red 3TB drives can help you to create a personal cloud system for your home or business. With a 6GB/s buffer to host and 145 MB/s host to drive SATA interface, the quick interaction between these drives and the requesting computer can be rapidly responsive. They have been widely tested for maximum compatibility across the spectrum of NAS devices. These SATA devices can be suitable for all brands of NAS enclosures. These drives have been designed for operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with constant access to a network. These Red drives are also engineered with 3D Active Balance, which can help to eradicate vibration in order to increase performance. NASWare includes intelligent error recovery, which can ensure that all of your drives remain fully networked at all times. This means that you can experience fast access to your saved files.This hard disk comes complete with NASWare, a specialized system that can improve the reliability and durability of technology installed in a NAS system. In addition, this WD Red device boasts a spinning speed of 7200 RPM. You can have all the room you need for a wide variety of personal or business files.
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With 2.9TB of space, this can store lots of software, games, files, photos, and full HD videos.
The standard size can make it easy to slot into an open bay.
This hard drive can be an excellent choice for a NAS system with up to eight bays, which can operate at home or at the office.This 3.5 inch form factor hard drive was built for internal use. This WD Red WD30EFRX hard disk is built for low noise processing, low temperature operation, and maximum compatibility with NAS systems. This Western Digital Red 2.9TB internal hard drive was specially engineered for use in Network Attached Storage applications.
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