
What can I say? I don't know. It was decided to purchase two identical drives, and both of them were successful in operating under hardware RAID0. Since they were used on a home server, there was very little load placed on them. One of the drives is inoperable. The cost of recovering data from a disk is 8000, while a disk is 2500. Always bought a Seagate, and none of them have ever died (the first one I ever bought is still going strong after ten years). And there was a breakdown in this model. These wheels are the most costly ones I've ever purchased in my life:

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