Toshiba
Toshiba HDWG71AXZSTA 10TB 3.5" SATA laptop hard drive
10 TB SATA hard drive built for 24/7 NAS workloads with rotational vibration compensation and 1.0 million-hour MTTF
- 10 TB capacity stores large media libraries and backups
- 0 million hour MTTF rating supports continuous 24/7 operation
- Rotational Vibration Compensation keeps performance stable in multi-bay NAS
- 180 TB per year workload rating handles heavy daily traffic
- 5 inch SATA form factor fits standard NAS and server bays
NAS Storage Capacity
The Toshiba N300 provides 10TB of storage for network-attached systems. It is built for continuous operation in personal, home office and small business environments. The drive supports configurations with up to 8 drive bays in multi-RAID NAS designs.
Upgrade from Desktop Drives
Standard desktop drives lack the vibration sensors and workload rating required for multi-bay NAS enclosures. This model adds Rotational Vibration Compensation Technology and a 180TB per year workload rating. The jump is worth it when your array runs 24/7 and data integrity under vibration matters.
Sustained 24/7 Operation
A 1.0 million hour MTTF rating reflects engineering for constant power-on use rather than intermittent access. RV sensors continuously adjust for transient vibrations during heavy multi-drive activity. Toshiba Cache Technology and heat prevention features maintain consistent throughput during extended intensive operations.
Highlights
- 10 TB capacity stores large media libraries and backups
- 0 million hour MTTF rating supports continuous 24/7 operation
- Rotational Vibration Compensation keeps performance stable in multi-bay NAS
- 180 TB per year workload rating handles heavy daily traffic
- 5 inch SATA form factor fits standard NAS and server bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 3.5" drive fit in a standard laptop drive bay?
No, the 3.5" form factor requires a desktop or NAS chassis bay; laptops use 2.5" drives.
Does the SATA III interface need any special driver or jumper setting during installation?
Connect the drive to a SATA port and power cable; the OS will recognise it without jumpers or extra drivers.
How often should I expect to replace the drive given its 1.0 million-hour MTTF and 180TB/year workload rating?
The MTTF indicates high reliability for continuous use; replacement depends on actual workload and SMART health monitoring.
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