WD HDD red per archiviare video?

[BadHombre]

Ciao, ho dei video preziosi in 4K da me girati che vorrei mettere in un HHD da 6tb. Ho notato che WD ha un HDD red ma sto leggendo che è indicato per i sistemi NAS. Io vorrei comperare un contenitore con una porta USB3 e inserirci i miei video. Ma non so se il rosso è indicato per fare questo. Mi potete consigliare? Grazie

[DelusoDaTiscali]

Come leggi sotto i red sono dischi a velocità ridotta (5400rpm), basso consumo, basse vibrazioni (da qui l'indicazione per i NAS che ne contengono più di 2), performace leggermente ridotte rispetto allo standard (Blue 7200rpm).
Se è per risparmiare, perché no?

WD Red: 1-8 Drive Storage
The WD Red drives are very similar to the WD Green drives in that they are tailored for quiet, lower power operation at the cost of a small drop in performance. However, unlike Green drives they include vibration protection through WD's "3D Active Balance Plus" technology. Because of this, WD says that you can use up to eight Red drives in a system (or NAS) whereas with Green drives you should only ever use one or two.

The WD Red drives make terrific storage drives when quiet operation is desired. There are faster drive offerings from WD (such as the WD Red Pro and WD Re drives listed below), but the Red drives are simply the quietest platter drives WD currently makes and as a bonus are extremely reliable.

Compared to WD Green drives, the WD Red drives have a longer warranty (three years vs two), support TLER (useful for RAID arrays), are rated for twice the load/unload cycles, and are actually slightly quieter than Green drives. For more information on WD Green vs. WD Red drives, check out our Western Digital Green vs. Red Hard Drives article.