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WD Elements Desktop (10 TB)
EUR218,– EUR21,80/1TB

WD Elements Desktop

10 TB


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guestudio

3 years ago

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Milovan Djokic

3 years ago

Some manufactures really have recommended limitations when it comes to the size of the attached USB-drives. For example: https://www.lg.com/uk/support/product-help/CT00008334-1435837452345. You can check your TV-user manual for such limitations. Feedbacks like https://www.lgwebos.com/topic/7956-2tb-limitation-for-external-usb-hard-drive-is-that-a-real-limitation/ might also be helpful.

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BS1980

6 months ago

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rtferien

6 months ago

I notice that too. I don't know of a real alternative. Another negative thing I notice is that the large discs cannot be password-protected with the WD software. I have now encrypted them with Veracrypt. I still have an older My Book with 9TB, which is quieter and can be password-protected. But for over 20TB I have stocked up with WD Elements, so I can't help.

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@Scheinwerferlicht

2 years ago

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Master870

2 years ago

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Sali calanda61 The sounds that the USB HDD makes vary from person to person. I can only explain my point of view. Yes, it is audible. If the HDD is placed on a hollow body such as a carcass, etc., the whole thing is amplified even more. Not for rooms where it has to be quiet. But if the volume changes over time, I would still consider filing a warranty claim. The HDD should not be louder than it is now when it is idle or in use (R/W). I hope I was able to help you. Greetings Master870

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