It's cheap and it seems to be pretty good. Should I buy it?

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>>56403741
I got the 8TB + 4TB version, had them for a year now. They are good for storage i guess, go for it.

Depends on what you download, not 2TB is not infinite storage.

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>seagate

>>56405301
>seagate

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>>56403741
>>56405301
>>56405310

don't buy seagate

>>56405322
>backblaze

>>56405505
>crashplan

>>56403741
>seagate

>>56405322
wtf i hate falure rates now

>>56405322
Why are WD's drives more prone to failure than HGST's when WD owns HGST?

>>56405322
Post the one from 2015 faggot

>>56405568
They operate independently more or less

>>56405568
Fiat owns Ferrari but they aren't the same.
Basically it's about manufacturing standards and what's their target audience.

>>56405322
I have a 3TB from the end of 2014 that's still going strong, surprisingly.

>>56405322
Post the 2015 one fag

>>56405322
Blackblaze didn't even buy any more Hitachi drives since the first edition of this graph came out, they literally just renamed Hitachi to HGST which is misleading because the 3.5" manufacturing lines went to Toshiba

Toshiba must be shitting their pants about now because WD took ownership of Sandisk right after they signed a 50/50 supply agreement for Toshibas stackable NAND

WD is literally playing 5D chess and seagate/sandisk/hitachi/toshiba just got run over in two moves