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Seagate Exos X18
16 TB, 3.5", CMR
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Thanks for the message! How can you tell the difference?
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The aircraft is just a Seagate Marketing symbol for the Exos series and has nothing to do with "Surveillance".
- Exos = Enterprise HDDs for data centres: high capacity, 24/7 operation, workloads up to 550 TB/year, SAS or SATA.
- SkyHawk = Surveillance HDDs for video surveillance: optimised for many write streams, 24/7, but lower workload (approx. 180 TB/year).
- IronWolf / IronWolf Pro = NAS HDDs for SOHO/SMB.
So: Exos X20 clearly belongs in the enterprise sector, despite the "aeroplane logo". SkyHawk is used for surveillance systems, not Exos.
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The Seagate Exos X24 24 TB, accordingly, is currently the retail version with manufacturer's warranty, i.e. not an OEM drive without warranty.
You can check your discs using the following procedure:
https://www.galaxus.ch/de/page/so-liest-du-die-betriebszeit-deiner-seagate-hdd-korrekt-aus-36602
If your cards are affected, you can contact us so that we can transfer your purchase amount back to you after the return.
Galaxus
1 year ago
The Seagate EXOS X18 (16 TB, 3.5", CMR) with product ID ST16000NM000J is not officially listed in the Synology compatibility list, but it can still be used in a Synology NAS such as the DS723+.
- There are reports that these hard drives work in Synology NAS systems even though they are not on the compatibility list. However, there may be system warnings in the DSM (DiskStation Manager) software.
- It is important to note that the use of non-Compatibility List hard drives in certain Synology enterprise-class products may affect support. It is advisable to contact Synology support directly, especially for higher end devices.
Overall, the EXOS X18 hard drives are technically compatible, but there may be slight limitations and warnings.
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In this case, please contact our customer service directly so that you can be helped accordingly. We apologise for the delay.
https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new
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I didn't write any review for this, neither good nor bad, However, I bought two of these and installed them as a striped RAIF and they work perfectly.
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Technically (Sata 3.5") yes, but this HDD is not on Synology's compatibility list. I myself have Exos X16 16TB in use which run without any problems. As a test I had 2 X20 with 20TB in use which were also recognised without problems. (Note when creating the raid groups that the HDD is not on the list and therefore there is no support)
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And you don't need to open the packaging to read the serial number. With a strong light source, you can see the serial number through the anti-static film in which the hard drive is wrapped
We have adjusted our displayed warranty period in the shop. Thank you for letting us know.
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For those of you who don't understand and are not in the business of selling 2023 hdd from 2021 (almost 3 years later), I'd like to remind you that in 2021 with covid19 we were being conned into saying "there are no more hdd blah blah blah....and their price was catastrophic" so where did this 2021 stock come from that didn't even exist? Where did digitec find them? we were told the same thing for graphics cards and the ps5 ... remember during covid19!
The hdd seagate exos X are the most reliable hdd in the world and are indestructible, people having problems with them are just iron breakers unable to take care of a piece of high clockwork.
The hdd seagate and wd were manufactured in Thailand in 2021 but and yes it is the whole the difference (or a part) in 2023 the hdd are manufactured in Europe in the country of the gouda quite in the north of us and are much more reliable and did not undergo 200000km of transport and their firmware and parts such the heads of reading are different.
The X16 X18 X20 X22 are reliable and indestructible (not like the barracuda which are fragile and surely equipped with a timer to make them hs) but if like me galaxus-digitec sells you those with the "white" star of 2021 then there is a big problem!!!! Because they are not exos x but skyhawk reconditioned and the I do not accept that I am sold that! Moreover deception because they were cheaper and hid the tree behind the forest, the price of those of 2023 are more expensive! It's deceptive selling and it's illegal, galaxus digitec should mention that it's old stock.
If you buy an LG Oled you expect the latest version to be delivered to you, don't you? Not a refurbished one from 2 or 3 years ago, that makes sense, but some people just don't get it.
Those having problems after 1 hour of use with their disk should know that they exceeded the target value of use of the disk in their environments and exceeded the maximum temperature value.
Having had 2 normal hdd exos enterprise that caught fire in 2016 because they were too hot and well they still work as well afterwards ...
The hard drives are SATA 3 and they work perfectly in my RAID to date. SATA 3 is not the same as Thunderbolt 3, but check if LaCie has SATA 3 ports internally! If so, then you can put them in!
If you have 4 SATA ports, you can also use 4 hard drives with SATA connections.
According to the data sheet, it should be 285 MB/s. Thus, it is an error.
Yes, the HDD is optimised for NAS systems. You can find a test of the HDD from Chip under the following link: https://www.chip.de/test/seagate-exos-x20-20tb-im-test_215631
You can install any hard disk in your NAS, there are no basic restrictions.
There is a difference between NAS and non-NAS hard drives.
If there is a read error, the NAS hard disk will immediately report it and the controller will classify it as faulty.
A non-NAS hard disk will try to read the defective sector up to 20 times and only then report a read error.
This is part of the hard disk firmware.
This causes a long delay, which is undesirable and slows down the whole system.
But only in the case of a defect.
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