Western Digital 2TB Red Plus 64MB CMR 3.5" SATA 6gb/ S INTELLIPOWERRPM (WD20EFPX)
The WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive is the perfect storage solution for your desktop computer. With its generous 2 TB capacity you'll have plenty of space to store all your important files documents photos and videos. The SATA/600 drive interface ensures fast and reliable data transfer so you can access your files quickly and efficiently. The 64 MB buffer further enhances performance allowing for smooth and seamless operation. Designed by WD a trusted brand in storage solutions you can trust that the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX Hard Drive is built to last. Upgrade your computer's storage with the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive and experience the reliability and performance you need.
The WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive is the perfect storage solution for your desktop computer. With its generous 2 TB capacity you'll have plenty of space to store all your important files documents photos and videos. The SATA/600 drive interface ensures fast and reliable data transfer so you can access your files quickly and efficiently. The 64 MB buffer further enhances performance allowing for smooth and seamless operation. Designed by WD a trusted brand in storage solutions you can trust that the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX Hard Drive is built to last. Upgrade your computer's storage with the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive and experience the reliability and performance you need.
The WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive is the perfect storage solution for your desktop computer. With its generous 2 TB capacity you'll have plenty of space to store all your important files documents photos and videos. The SATA/600 drive interface ensures fast and reliable data transfer so you can access your files quickly and efficiently. The 64 MB buffer further enhances performance allowing for smooth and seamless operation. Designed by WD a trusted brand in storage solutions you can trust that the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX Hard Drive is built to last. Upgrade your computer's storage with the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive and experience the reliability and performance you need.
The WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive is the perfect storage solution for your desktop computer. With its generous 2 TB capacity you'll have plenty of space to store all your important files documents photos and videos. The SATA/600 drive interface ensures fast and reliable data transfer so you can access your files quickly and efficiently. The 64 MB buffer further enhances performance allowing for smooth and seamless operation. Designed by WD a trusted brand in storage solutions you can trust that the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX Hard Drive is built to last. Upgrade your computer's storage with the WD Red Plus WD20EFPX 2 TB Hard Drive and experience the reliability and performance you need.
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These are by-far the most vibration-laden drives I have ever worked with in the 25+ years I have been building PCs. Even with being installed in a grommeted caddy, and having that caddy suspended in my drive cage, so much vibration still gets transferred to my case and can be heard two rooms over. Significant vibration is even transferred through the power and sata cables and into my case's side panel. I've never seen drives this poorly built in my life! These are rated to be spinning 24/7, but they are by far the loudest thing in my home whenever they spin up. I regret my purchase every single time they power on. I wish I had installed these prior to my return date so I could have sent them back. There is no way my data will last very long with how bad these ... MoreThese are by-far the most vibration-laden drives I have ever worked with in the 25+ years I have been building PCs. Even with being installed in a grommeted caddy, and having that caddy suspended in my drive cage, so much vibration still gets transferred to my case and can be heard two rooms over. Significant vibration is even transferred through the power and sata cables and into my case's side panel. I've never seen drives this poorly built in my life! These are rated to be spinning 24/7, but they are by far the loudest thing in my home whenever they spin up. I regret my purchase every single time they power on. I wish I had installed these prior to my return date so I could have sent them back. There is no way my data will last very long with how bad these vibrate. These drives are SUPPOSED to be a higher class of product, the price tag confirms as much.Note: The drives in question are the 8tb red+ with 256mb cache (WD80EFBX). Of course they just spun up again while confirming the model number with hddscan, and I'm even more displeased.
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These drives are extremely noisy with what can best be described as a loud "fan noise" even when idle. They also use a lot of power and run hot even idle. The 10TB and 8TB current WD Red Plus drives are NOT at all the same as the 6TB and smaller or 12TB and larger drives. The 10TB and 8TB versions are air filled, rather than helium filled, drives from HGST rather than typical WD drives. That honestly makes no sense why WD would be so inconsistent to offer completely different drives, with completely different specs, within the same product line. The 6TB drive is a nice quiet WD drive as are the 12TB and larger models. But the 8TB and 10TB versions are loud, power hungry, and run hot with zero benefits for all the noise, wasted power, and heat. Who thought this was a ... MoreThese drives are extremely noisy with what can best be described as a loud "fan noise" even when idle. They also use a lot of power and run hot even idle. The 10TB and 8TB current WD Red Plus drives are NOT at all the same as the 6TB and smaller or 12TB and larger drives. The 10TB and 8TB versions are air filled, rather than helium filled, drives from HGST rather than typical WD drives. That honestly makes no sense why WD would be so inconsistent to offer completely different drives, with completely different specs, within the same product line. The 6TB drive is a nice quiet WD drive as are the 12TB and larger models. But the 8TB and 10TB versions are loud, power hungry, and run hot with zero benefits for all the noise, wasted power, and heat. Who thought this was a good idea?
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Ordered 2 of the 4TB Red Plus drives for some storage in my NAS server that runs 24/7. I received a box containing the two drives surrounded by plastic supports and air bags to make sure they were secure in shipping (and of course, they were in anti-static bags). It wasn't foam, but it seemed pretty secure. I put them into my server and checked their SMART stats; everything was great. Since then I've formatted them and put them into my server.Checking their current status right now, after being in there for a few weeks, they only have 341 power-on hours so far, but they've been running flawlessly and there are no reallocated sectors or errors. We'll have to see how long they last, but I'm not worried in the slightest.By the way, I will note that they are 5400 ... MoreOrdered 2 of the 4TB Red Plus drives for some storage in my NAS server that runs 24/7. I received a box containing the two drives surrounded by plastic supports and air bags to make sure they were secure in shipping (and of course, they were in anti-static bags). It wasn't foam, but it seemed pretty secure. I put them into my server and checked their SMART stats; everything was great. Since then I've formatted them and put them into my server.Checking their current status right now, after being in there for a few weeks, they only have 341 power-on hours so far, but they've been running flawlessly and there are no reallocated sectors or errors. We'll have to see how long they last, but I'm not worried in the slightest.By the way, I will note that they are 5400 RPM (though luckily CMR), but I, myself, consider that an advantage because I don't mind the speed, and the lower temperatures are helpful.
| Capacity | 2TB |
| NAND Flash Memory Type | Hard Drive |
| Height (maximum) | 26.10mm |
| Width (maximum) | 101.60mm |
| Length (maximum) | 147.00mm |
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These are by-far the most vibration-laden drives I have ever worked with in the 25+ years I have been building PCs. Even with being installed in a grommeted caddy, and having that caddy suspended in my drive cage, so much vibration still gets transferred to my case and can be heard two rooms over. Significant vibration is even transferred through the power and sata cables and into my case's side panel. I've never seen drives this poorly built in my life! These are rated to be spinning 24/7, but they are by far the loudest thing in my home whenever they spin up. I regret my purchase every single time they power on. I wish I had installed these prior to my return date so I could have sent them back. There is no way my data will last very long with how bad these ... MoreThese are by-far the most vibration-laden drives I have ever worked with in the 25+ years I have been building PCs. Even with being installed in a grommeted caddy, and having that caddy suspended in my drive cage, so much vibration still gets transferred to my case and can be heard two rooms over. Significant vibration is even transferred through the power and sata cables and into my case's side panel. I've never seen drives this poorly built in my life! These are rated to be spinning 24/7, but they are by far the loudest thing in my home whenever they spin up. I regret my purchase every single time they power on. I wish I had installed these prior to my return date so I could have sent them back. There is no way my data will last very long with how bad these vibrate. These drives are SUPPOSED to be a higher class of product, the price tag confirms as much.Note: The drives in question are the 8tb red+ with 256mb cache (WD80EFBX). Of course they just spun up again while confirming the model number with hddscan, and I'm even more displeased.
These drives are extremely noisy with what can best be described as a loud "fan noise" even when idle. They also use a lot of power and run hot even idle. The 10TB and 8TB current WD Red Plus drives are NOT at all the same as the 6TB and smaller or 12TB and larger drives. The 10TB and 8TB versions are air filled, rather than helium filled, drives from HGST rather than typical WD drives. That honestly makes no sense why WD would be so inconsistent to offer completely different drives, with completely different specs, within the same product line. The 6TB drive is a nice quiet WD drive as are the 12TB and larger models. But the 8TB and 10TB versions are loud, power hungry, and run hot with zero benefits for all the noise, wasted power, and heat. Who thought this was a ... MoreThese drives are extremely noisy with what can best be described as a loud "fan noise" even when idle. They also use a lot of power and run hot even idle. The 10TB and 8TB current WD Red Plus drives are NOT at all the same as the 6TB and smaller or 12TB and larger drives. The 10TB and 8TB versions are air filled, rather than helium filled, drives from HGST rather than typical WD drives. That honestly makes no sense why WD would be so inconsistent to offer completely different drives, with completely different specs, within the same product line. The 6TB drive is a nice quiet WD drive as are the 12TB and larger models. But the 8TB and 10TB versions are loud, power hungry, and run hot with zero benefits for all the noise, wasted power, and heat. Who thought this was a good idea?
Ordered 2 of the 4TB Red Plus drives for some storage in my NAS server that runs 24/7. I received a box containing the two drives surrounded by plastic supports and air bags to make sure they were secure in shipping (and of course, they were in anti-static bags). It wasn't foam, but it seemed pretty secure. I put them into my server and checked their SMART stats; everything was great. Since then I've formatted them and put them into my server.Checking their current status right now, after being in there for a few weeks, they only have 341 power-on hours so far, but they've been running flawlessly and there are no reallocated sectors or errors. We'll have to see how long they last, but I'm not worried in the slightest.By the way, I will note that they are 5400 ... MoreOrdered 2 of the 4TB Red Plus drives for some storage in my NAS server that runs 24/7. I received a box containing the two drives surrounded by plastic supports and air bags to make sure they were secure in shipping (and of course, they were in anti-static bags). It wasn't foam, but it seemed pretty secure. I put them into my server and checked their SMART stats; everything was great. Since then I've formatted them and put them into my server.Checking their current status right now, after being in there for a few weeks, they only have 341 power-on hours so far, but they've been running flawlessly and there are no reallocated sectors or errors. We'll have to see how long they last, but I'm not worried in the slightest.By the way, I will note that they are 5400 RPM (though luckily CMR), but I, myself, consider that an advantage because I don't mind the speed, and the lower temperatures are helpful.
I have mixed opinions on this drive. I wanted to use it as an additional drive in my computer since everyone spoke so highly of it and its longevity. At first I tried to mount it as an external USB drive and it kept disconnecting. I then tried to mount it internally on a SATA port and it also periodically stopped being recognized by Windows. So I cannot tell if I have a flaky drive or something else. I had investigated that some other drive owners had similar things occur and recommended putting tape on one of the pins so it can be recognized and not locked to a NAS device. I purchased the tape and I retested and got the same results. The drive has a pretty long warranty, so I have not picked it up to try in a different computer. It is currently in the box and I am ... MoreI have mixed opinions on this drive. I wanted to use it as an additional drive in my computer since everyone spoke so highly of it and its longevity. At first I tried to mount it as an external USB drive and it kept disconnecting. I then tried to mount it internally on a SATA port and it also periodically stopped being recognized by Windows. So I cannot tell if I have a flaky drive or something else. I had investigated that some other drive owners had similar things occur and recommended putting tape on one of the pins so it can be recognized and not locked to a NAS device. I purchased the tape and I retested and got the same results. The drive has a pretty long warranty, so I have not picked it up to try in a different computer. It is currently in the box and I am not 100% trusting it. A first for me and Western Digital.I am not sure I would recommend this drive if you are not using it in a NAS.I recently purchased a new WD_Black drive that I will be trying next. I also purchased a WD_Black SSD for another computer in the last couple months and it seems to be working ok.
I bought this hard drive to expand the storage capacity of my NAS server and I am very pleased with it. It is a high-quality hard drive that offers 8TB of space and 5400 rpm of speed. It is designed for NAS systems and it supports RAID configurations and 24/7 operation. It also has a low noise level and a low power consumption. The hard drive is easy to install and configure, and it works flawlessly with my NAS server. The hard drive is durable and reliable, and it comes with a 3-year warranty. I think this hard drive is a great choice for anyone who needs a large and fast storage device for their NAS system.
Arrived on time, packaged well. I was searching for replacement NAS drives to replace the failing ones in my Synology DS1812+, which can occupy 8 drives. Synology's Qualified Vendor List (QVL) lists Enterprise drive models that are impossible to find in new condition. After reading about Western Digital's collaboration with NAS-makers and the fact that this 10TB drive works in many 8-bay storage systems, i rolled the dice and won. Backing up multiple Terabytes of data is no picnic! Once I got it done and rebuilt my RAID arrays using these drives, the first thing that struck me was how quiet they are. My older 4TB drives roared and hummed.* * * NOTE : FOR OWNERS OF SYNOLOGY DS1812+ * * *I had to make one minor modification to the drive trays to allow these drives ... MoreArrived on time, packaged well. I was searching for replacement NAS drives to replace the failing ones in my Synology DS1812+, which can occupy 8 drives. Synology's Qualified Vendor List (QVL) lists Enterprise drive models that are impossible to find in new condition. After reading about Western Digital's collaboration with NAS-makers and the fact that this 10TB drive works in many 8-bay storage systems, i rolled the dice and won. Backing up multiple Terabytes of data is no picnic! Once I got it done and rebuilt my RAID arrays using these drives, the first thing that struck me was how quiet they are. My older 4TB drives roared and hummed.* * * NOTE : FOR OWNERS OF SYNOLOGY DS1812+ * * *I had to make one minor modification to the drive trays to allow these drives to sit flush with the bottom: Cut off one of the plastic nibs, which usually aligns with the threaded holes on the bottom of the drive. The drives work swimmingly well. I've successfully installed DSM, created RAD5 and restored 12 TB of data.
Have 2 of these in my System at the Moment. Everything was good to roll. Installed Booted, Formatted. Been running for couple weeks. I run a constant Plex Server and music Audio Station off these drives. They are on pretty much all day everyday. Not Sure if I needed a NAS drive or not, but they were on sale. I actually purchased 2 blue drives just to sync to these drives so my backups are good as well. 4tb's went kind of quick, should of probably went with the 8tb but the price was better per GB on the 4tb drive. Either way very happy.
Firstly, I'm a brand loyal customer and have always relied on WD drives. A couple years ago I took my first WD 120gig drive that is close to 25yrs old out of mothballs and plugged it in looking for some old podcasts. It spun right up like it was new. I expect the same reliability from this drive too. I transferred 2.5TB of info to it the first time I mounted it. Like I expected, it went off without a hitch. These units are quiet and don't seem to create much heat. They have decent read/write speeds, but more importantly (for me) is they are reliable, solid drives. I'm making another build as I write this and this unit will end up in the new build. I rely on all WD drives and you should too.Mark
The WD Red Plus 8TB Internal SATA NAS Hard Drive delivers exceptional performance, reliability, and compatibility for NAS users. Its 8TB capacity and 7200 RPM speed ensure fast data access, while its quiet operation and minimal heat generation maintain a stable environment. Designed specifically for 24/7 NAS setups, this drive is perfect for both home and small business use. Although priced higher than some competitors, the WD Red Plus 8TB's features make it a wise investment for those seeking top-notch NAS storage. Highly recommended for an unparalleled storage experience.
You would think as you go up in size in a given line of hard drives they get more power hungry and noisy but not with the WD Red Plus. It's the opposite of common sense. The 12TB WD120EFBX is much quieter and more power efficient than the 10TB and 8TB versions in the same line of drives! The WD101EFBX 10TB WD Red Plus, for example, is a completely different drive than the 12 TB version. The 10TB and 8TB drives are really HGST drives, not native WD drives, like this 12 TB version. If you look closely, even WD's own specs show the 10TB makes far more noise, consumes significantly more power, and hence runs hotter, than the 12 TB and larger versions which are helium filled. The 10 TB and 8 TB drives are an inferior cheaper air filled design. They are noisy even at idle ... MoreYou would think as you go up in size in a given line of hard drives they get more power hungry and noisy but not with the WD Red Plus. It's the opposite of common sense. The 12TB WD120EFBX is much quieter and more power efficient than the 10TB and 8TB versions in the same line of drives! The WD101EFBX 10TB WD Red Plus, for example, is a completely different drive than the 12 TB version. The 10TB and 8TB drives are really HGST drives, not native WD drives, like this 12 TB version. If you look closely, even WD's own specs show the 10TB makes far more noise, consumes significantly more power, and hence runs hotter, than the 12 TB and larger versions which are helium filled. The 10 TB and 8 TB drives are an inferior cheaper air filled design. They are noisy even at idle making a "rushing" noise much like a noisy desk fan. There are many complaints about this issue in various reviews and forums. Thankfully the 12TB version, and even the 6TB version, are true WD helium filled drives that are quiet, run cool, and a MUCH better option. But WD only gets 3 stars for slapping a WD Red Plus label on anything they want in this line of drives with serious inconsistencies. How can WD claim all the same features, benefits, etc, for completely different drives, designed by different companies, depending on which size you choose?
| Capacity | 2TB |
| NAND Flash Memory Type | Hard Drive |
| Height (maximum) | 26.10mm |
| Width (maximum) | 101.60mm |
| Length (maximum) | 147.00mm |
