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Toshiba Publishes List of Hard Drives With SMR Technology

Toshiba Publishes List of Hard Drives With SMR Technology

PC components Apr 29,2020 0

Following Western Digital's footsteps, Toshiba has posted online the list of the hard drives that are based on the slower shingled magnetic recording (SMR) technology.

Western Digital, Seagate and Toshiba made headlines lately for not being totally transparent about the fact that some of their hard drives were fabricated with SMR.

Western Digital released a list of WD hard drives that leverage the slower technology.

Here is the list of the Toshiba SMR HDD models:


Model Capacity Form Factor
Toshiba P300 6TB 3.5-inch
Toshiba P300 4TB 3.5-inch
Toshiba DT02 6TB 3.5-inch
Toshiba DT02 4TB 3.5-inch
Toshiba DT02-V 6TB 3.5-inch
Toshiba DT02-V 4TB 3.5-inch
Toshiba L200 2TB 2.5-inch
Toshiba L200 1TB 2.5-inch
Toshiba MQ04 2TB 2.5-inch
Toshiba MQ04 1TB 2.5-inch

SMR is typically used to produce hard drives with high densities, although Toshiba is utilizing the technology on 6TB, 4TB and even 1TB and 2TB drives.

According to Toshiba, SMR has opened the doors for hard drive manufacturers to increase the capacity of their conventional platter drives. However, SMR has a negative impact on a hard drive's performance, particularly in workloads that involve continuous random writing.

Tags: Hard DisksShingled Magnetic Recording (SMR)Toshiba
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