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The data hoarders are right
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I wouldn't use a purple drive, those are for security camera feeds.
I wondered why the hdd changed colors from my inbox to seeing it here. Lol
Because I'm a ninja.
I just punched in 12tb drive and that was the first one. I could drop in a 4gb scsi drive instead?
WD Red for data hoarding/NAS. People like Barracuda drives as well but I've had bad luck with Seagate reliability in the past.
Also, purples tend to cost more because they are rated for surveillance.
My memes deserve WD gold.
https://www.westerndigital.com/products/internal-drives/wd-gold-sata-hdd?sku=WD1005FBYZ
Now you're talking
LOL
Aka 24/7 read writes of video files. Purples are fine for achieving just pop an SSD cache in your server
The purple drives work well for any write-heavy workload that's constantly writing to disk. Surveillance is just the primary use case.