05-30-2023, 03:30 PM
Hope a suggestion is ok here!
Saw this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLGi8sPLkLY
Excerpt from the description:
Western Digital has ben caught again with anti consumer practices on their NAS drives. This time they are marking some of their drives which have had more than 3 years of power on hours as 'warning' within Synology DSM (this is right after their 3 year warranty runs out). This can cause tons of issues within DSM, as actual warnings, such as too many relocated sectors, will go unnoticed. This is not the first time WD NAS drives have had serious anti-consumer behavior, the most notable was them secretly shipping SMR drives as NAS drives.
Not much available yet on this issue. Seems like an issue your channel should cover with your usual information packed style.
Saw this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLGi8sPLkLY
Excerpt from the description:
Western Digital has ben caught again with anti consumer practices on their NAS drives. This time they are marking some of their drives which have had more than 3 years of power on hours as 'warning' within Synology DSM (this is right after their 3 year warranty runs out). This can cause tons of issues within DSM, as actual warnings, such as too many relocated sectors, will go unnoticed. This is not the first time WD NAS drives have had serious anti-consumer behavior, the most notable was them secretly shipping SMR drives as NAS drives.
Not much available yet on this issue. Seems like an issue your channel should cover with your usual information packed style.