“What are the RPMs on the disk?”

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• They're 10TB WD White labels (they're rebadged RED NAS drives), as I can tell it is a Helium filled HDD with a 256MB cache and runs at 5400 RPMs. They can be shucked and used in other enclosures/NAS/Computers as well. There's plenty of info on that on the net.

  Answered by DKiiskila 6 years ago

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• 5400rpm

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• All of these I have purchased have a standard SATA 5400 rpm drive inside of it. I have heard of people finding higher end drives in some of them but there is no guarantee.

  Answered by RealMccoyMedia 6 years ago

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• It is not guaranteed, but almost always, these are 5400 rpm drives. I have even heard of some opening these up to find 7200 rpm drives or higher. You can be fairly certain that you will find a 5400 rpm drive in there most of the time.

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• 5400rpm

  Answered by Camblue07 6 years ago

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