Seagate 16TB HDD Exos X16 7200 RPM 512e/4kn SATA 6GB/s 256MB Cache 3.5-Inch Enterprise Hard Drive ~ A$585 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Description
Seagate brings innovative helium technology to the Exos X16 hard drive. The drive is designed for maximum storage capacity and the hiest rack-space efficiency. Features a 16TB drive in the same 3. 5-inch footprint for 33% more petabytes per rack compared to leading 12TB drives. Helium-enabled low power and weight, plus PowerBalance and PowerChoice to manage perfomance for additional savings.

Features & details
Industry's first 16TB drive
Standard Model FastFormat (512e/4Kn)
Helium sealed-drive design delivers lower total cost of ownership through lower power and weight
Digital environmental sensors to monitor internal drive conditions for optimal operation and performance
Proven enterprise-class reliability backed by a 2.5M-hr MTBF rating

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  dopedcat on 13/09/2021 - 00:54

  seagate is the only manufacturer ive had drives fail from … 🤔

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    Kiwi on 13/09/2021 - 01:04

    Every drive fails. 100% of hard drives will die, regardless of who manufacturers them. Just the luck of the draw as to how long they last. I've got 10+ year old Seagate consumer drives still going strong, as well as other brands.

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      notmyname13 on 13/09/2021 - 08:09

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      This is a very good point but to add more to this, I usually review the BackBlaze Quarterly report which can give you an overview of how reliable or not a particular size, brand of hard drives.
      For this drive, they currently have a 1.74% Average Failure Rate (out of 4,857 drives running for 314,266 days combined) - I feel like this is a good test size for reliability.