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Is my HDD going bad?

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A little over a year ago I bought 3 supposedly new Seagate Exos X16 12TB drives. I checked their warranty status and all seemed well. In the last weeks all 3 drives have started to exhibit similar bevhavior, namely command timeouts which on some operations eventually hang up the whole system. I tried different bays and even another controller - always the same results.

 

I am posting Disagnostics and smart values for one of them - should I RMA them or could there be another problem? Thanks in advance!

tower-diagnostics-20240907-2225.zip tower-smart-20240907-2221.zip

Edited by Jorgo
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I am confused, you talk about 3 Seagate 12TB drives that would be 1 year old.

Your diagnostics show 3 Seagate drives but 1x 12TB and 2x 14TB. The 12TB seams to be roughly 1yo, but the 14TB seem quite new. The other 12TB drives are WD and a bit under 2yo.

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One 12TB Seagate is currently still connected, the other connected drives are fine and are not in quetion here. I had to disconnect 2 Seagate 12 TB because any access would make the system unresponsive after a short time (the drive controller keeps resettting).

Edited by Jorgo
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SMART looks fine, but you can tun an extended test to confirm. 

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Thanks, I'll keep investigating.

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