Seagate IronWolf Pro High WRL (22 TB, 3.5", CMR)
EUR499,– EUR22,69/1TB

Seagate IronWolf Pro High WRL

22 TB, 3.5", CMR


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FabianZ87

4 months ago

Which hdd would be suitable for synology

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DieLustigs

4 months ago

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I have installed the disc in a Synology. Even though it is not certified by Synology, the disc works without any problems. However, as a server disc it is clearly audible when accessing data. It just depends on whether that bothers you or not.

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FabianZ87

4 months ago

Suitable for synology

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Galaxus

4 months ago

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The Seagate IronWolf Pro hard drives are specifically designed for NAS systems and are tested by leading NAS suppliers such as Synology. However, the IronWolf Pro is not listed on the compatibility list for certain Synology models such as the DS1522+ or DS923+, although they may still work. It is advisable to consult Synology's official compatibility list to ensure that the hard drive works optimally with the chosen NAS model.

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SELMThurnheer

5 months ago

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Raffaele Santuari

5 months ago

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The discs have 5 years. We have now also adjusted the display in the shop. Customers who purchased a plate before the correction can contact our customer service for the 5-year guarantee or process the guarantee directly via the manufacturer.

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b0134311

10 months ago

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tenzmedia

1 year ago

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Surush Asilnya

1 year ago

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This is correct, the higher this specification is, the more they have been designed for a higher data exchange and accordingly physical load. At the time of my review, both have almost the same price. This is due to the offer and is related to many factors such as the purchase price and the price calculation. In such a case, I would clearly recommend the one with 550TB/Y.

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Towelie

1 year ago

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Anonymous

1 year ago

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It works. I am using it with Synology. The main reason is likely the noise level, and energy consumption if you have a very large NAS: enterprise HDD are designed for different specs, and NAS-specific drives have special features to make them quiet. In this specific case, it can take a while to spin up all the drives if they sleep and when they are working they are noticeable louder than my precious NAS-specific Ironwolfs

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