Seagate - Backup Plus Hub 4TB External USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive $80 at BestBuy

i got one a few months ago. a customer traded it in exchange for some computer services cuz he was broke.
 
Frigging Seagate.....


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Post when WD has a good sale on 4TB....
 
Im coppin it. I have 4 seagate 2TB drives that have never given me a problem. I also have the afforementioned WD 4TB for use with my XBOX ONE. Thanx OP
 
holidays are come up...y'all will see comparable/better deals soon...also check slickdeals daily
 
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WD or bust!
Frigging Seagate.....


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Post when WD has a good sale on 4TB....
The 3TB ethernet WD cloud has been my shit, am a lil over halfway filled to capacity & am only looking for these and up, fuck all them other drives plus nonsense.

For the record, lost two WD externals (my 1st from early '00s & one I borrowed) and a Seagate (my 2nd ever from the same time pd)
 
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The 3TB ethernet WD cloud has been my shit, am a lil over halfway filled to capacity & am only looking for these and up, fuck all them other drives plus nonsense.

For the record, lost two WD externals (my 1st from early '00s & one I borrowed) and a Seagate (my 2nd ever from the same time pd)

*knocks on wood* I've never had a hard drive give out in me yet
 
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*knocks on wood* I've never had a hard drive give out in me yet
Please do or whatever because I was talkin that same type shit......the borrowed one went 1st and I got over it because I was on some backup shit and burnt dvd flicks but that 1st 120WD hurt my heart along with the Seagate 3 or 500gb even though it wasn't my main go to and I still don't quickly recall what''s on it so it wasnt super important.
Haha at me still having them shits connected to hubs on my setup hoping they'll come back from 'hybernation' one day since they still power up.....
 
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Please do or whatever because I was talkin that same type shit......the borrowed one went 1st and I got over it because I was on some backup shit and burnt dvd flicks but that 1st 120WD hurt my heart along with the Seagate 3 or 500gb even though it wasn't my main go to and I still don't quickly recall what''s on it so it wasnt super important.
Haha at me still having them shits connected to hubs on my setup hoping they'll come back from 'hybernation' one day since they still power up.....

I back up everything on like 3-4 HDs...I try not to hoard too many files and such so that the really important shit can even be backed up on thumb drives...but I understand that's not the case w/ everybody esp. if they create movies music pics etc...the only thing I need them TB drives for is my video games and that info is saved if my drives fail
 
I back up everything on like 3-4 HDs...I try not to hoard too many files and such so that the really important shit can even be backed up on thumb drives...but I understand that's not the case w/ everybody esp. if they create movies music pics etc...the only thing I need them TB drives for is my video games and that info is saved if my drives fail

Yeah, I don't play around with backups either. I had a HDD get me back in 2003 and that was the last.
 
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I back up everything on like 3-4 HDs...I try not to hoard too many files and such so that the really important shit can even be backed up on thumb drives...but I understand that's not the case w/ everybody esp. if they create movies music pics etc...the only thing I need them TB drives for is my video games and that info is saved if my drives fail
I used to burn EVERYTHING to DVDS but I stopped giving a fuck a while back once I saw how certain torrents are available, accessible and replaceable. I still have that option but too much shut is replaceable for me to truly give a fuck until I get another TB ex HD for backups specifically.
Half the shit on my cloud are on cable now and are taking up space just because I'm holding onto them.
Nowadays I need a great reason to care abt holding onto shit I can easily replace.....
The quality getting upgraded every few months also makes saving some shit moot....
Like u said, it all comes down to the habits of hoard one chooses to live and die by....
 
I back up everything on like 3-4 HDs...I try not to hoard too many files and such so that the really important shit can even be backed up on thumb drives...but I understand that's not the case w/ everybody esp. if they create movies music pics etc...the only thing I need them TB drives for is my video games and that info is saved if my drives fail


I did the same thing L. ALL SEAGATES Lol now I cant access any of the stuff on all of them. I had stuff that i started transfering from 1 TB to 4. Maybe I just am unlucky with Seagates.
 
I use raid5 so technically, I've never lost a raid data set but drive die every day B.
I always keep backups but I have never once had a hard drive fail on me. I have dropped drives and got the click of death but never out of the blue fail me.
 
I always keep backups but I have never once had a hard drive fail on me. I have dropped drives and got the click of death but never out of the blue fail me.
My smallest raid5 set is 6TB largest is 12TB and I have quite a few so backing up is not an option.

RAID is alive and well.
 
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Isn't raid 5 outdated? SHR is like raid 5 but you can upgrade your drives later on to larger size disks.
Outdated? I dunno.
Still working? Yes?
1st rule of computing..if it ain't broke...you know the rest.
SHR can use diff sized disks to build a redundant storage array. RAID5 will only use the capacity of the smallest disk. I do also have a freenas volume that has redundancy but I dislike any software only solution that handles redundancy. I prefer to start with a hardware solution (yes, drivers are software too).
When raid is officially buried, then I will move on.

SHR is RAID5. SHR is also RAID1. It's basically RAID1 when there's 1 or two drives, and then RAID5 when there's 3 or more.

SHR is just marketese for linux mdraid that Synology uses.

I have not heard about SHR available on a standalone basis. It seems to be available for use only with a Synology hardware (NAS) product.
If they has a standalone product (like FREENAS) or some driver-based software/driver that could be installed on the Windows platform, I would try it and most likely use it. I don't want a piece of hardware that can only be used for a specific purpose. RAID spans all platforms.
 
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