Wd 6Tb Elements External Desktop Hard Disk Drive

Buffalo 6tb Replacement Enterprise Hard Disk Drive For Terastation 5400rh

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The 6TB Replacement Enterprise Hard Disk Drive for TeraStation 5400rh from Buffalo is a SATA 6 Gb/s replacement hard disk drive for the TeraStation 5400RH (TS5400RH) rackmount.

6TB SATA 6 Gb/s For TeraStation 5400RH (TS5400RH)

Key Specs
Designed for	Buffalo TeraStation 5400RH Enterprise
Total Installed Storage	6 TB
Drive Type	3.5" HDD
Parameters
Total Installed Storage	6 TB
Drive Type	3.5" HDD
General
Dimensions	6.7 x 4.13 x 1.18" / 17 x 10.49 x 3 cm
Weight	2 lb / 907 g

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. mac?

A: The WD 4TB Elements Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive is compatible with Mac devices after a simple reformat.

Q: 2. there is a power cord and a usb cord. Will it work without being plugged in with the power cord and the power button on or does the power cord always need to be plugged in?

A: The WD 16TB Elements Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive would require both power and USB cable to function. It does supply both cables in box.

Q: 3. Is it compatitble with XP?

A: No. The WD 4TB Elements Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive is compatible with Windows 10, Windows 8.1 or Windows 7.

Q: 4. Can the SanDisk 64 GB EXTREME UHS-1 SDXC function at its maximum in this camcorder for videos?

A: The Sandisk 64GB Extreme UHS-1 SDXC will work without an issue on the camera, however the camera will not come close to using the full speed of the card. You can use the 64GB Ultra: https://bhpho.to/2gQLMix

Q: 5. What are the read and write speeds?

A: The read is 113.5 MB/s, and write is 109.1 MB/s.

Q: 6. Can I daisy chain this drive with a Thunderbolt 3 drive?

A: Yes, the SanDisk Professional 12TB G-DRIVE Enterprise-Class USB 3.2 Gen 2 External Hard Drive can be daisy chained into a compliant Thunderbolt 3 storage device with pass through.

Q: 7. Does this work with Mac?

A: Yes, the WD 6TB Elements Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive would work with Mac. You would have to format the hard drive first. This cane be done in disc utility.

Q: 8. Will it work via Thunderbolt 3 port?

A: If you have an adapter from Thunderbolt 3 to USB A, it would work. With out said adapter it would not work

Q: 9. Can anyone tell the specs of the AC adapter? 12V ?mA, thanks.

A: This would have a AC Input Power 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz And DC Input Power 12 VDC

Q: 10. does this hard drive support Linux?

A: With reformatting the WD 4TB Elements Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive can be used with Linux operating systems.

Bill	25/09/2024
This my 7th WD hard drive. Over many years they are all still working. They are mainly used for Time machines. They work well. 5

Thomas	18/09/2024
Wow-what a deal for this 18TB for $339 wish I would have purchased more. Easy to reformat to mac and now have a off-site backup of my work. 5

Bob	17/09/2024
I own a number of these hard drives now. I work my image storage in pairs, one harddrive is primary, for work and modifications, the second is a back up to the primary. I'm at 10 hard drives now, never an issue. 5

Radosav	02/09/2024
this is great product for awesome price. using for Final Cut Pro. 5

Thomas	23/08/2024
Got this at a great price for extra added backup. East to use and re-formated for my mac. 5

Tyler	16/08/2024
Very easy to set up and use; also has surprisingly fast read/write speeds; I was expecting it to be much slower. 5

justin	14/08/2024
Always buy these and love the 18TB version. Covid really stinks though making these more expensive than they're worth, but so goes life, right? 5

George	09/07/2024
It was in the sale email and it was the same price as something half its size. Plug and go Setup and I was immediately able to start copying data. I bought two so I could have one normal drive and one backup. 5

Karen	24/06/2024
Using a pair of these 4TB for my rapidly growing data from Sony mirrorless. There was a glitch when formatting with the Mac but a second try and it worked out, data is securely stored plus a safety. Saves space on my 1TB desktop. Chose this model in part because it has it's own power which keeps it running cooler and in theory will hold up well. Have several WD all portable 1T, up to 5-6 years, and none have failed yet. 5