Disco rígido Toshiba N300 6 TB 3,5" Serial ATA III

The Toshiba N300 3.5-inch NAS Hard Drive is designed for continuous operation in personal, home office and small business network-attached storage systems. Optimized for reliability, endurance and performance, this 7200 rpm SATA drive supports high-capacity storage and scalable configurations in 1- to 8-bay NAS setups and desktop RAID or server environments. Available in capacities up to 22 TB, it is suitable for multimedia servers, private cloud storage and other demanding storage applications.

Advantages

The drive provides 24/7 operation with enhanced real-time performance and high endurance for sustained workloads. Built-in technologies such as Toshiba Dynamic Cache and Stable Platter help maintain consistent performance and data integrity. It includes error recovery controls and temperature management to improve reliability in multi-drive NAS systems.

Key specifications

• Form factor: 3.5" SATA hard drive
• Spindle speed: 7200 rpm
• Buffer size: 512 MB
• Interface transfer rate: 6 Gbit/s (SATA III)
• Designed for 24/7 operation
• Supported NAS bay count: 1–8 bays
• Technologies: Toshiba Dynamic Cache, Toshiba Stable Platter
• Features: high endurance design, error recovery control, temperature control, SMART
• Intended use: NAS, desktop RAID and servers, multimedia server storage, private cloud storage, small business server/storage
• Typical mass: 730 g

How to use

Install the Toshiba N300 into a compatible 3.5" drive bay in your NAS enclosure, desktop RAID or server following the manufacturer’s installation instructions. Connect via a SATA III interface and configure the drive within the NAS operating system or RAID controller. Monitor drive health with SMART tools and allow the NAS to manage temperature and rebuild operations when used in multi-drive arrays.

Recommendations

Use the N300 in NAS systems with 1–8 bays and in environments that require continuous operation. Keep firmware and NAS software up to date, maintain proper cooling in the enclosure, and implement regular backups for critical data.