Toshiba N300 Pro 22 TB NAS-Grade Internal Hard Drive

The Toshiba N300 Pro HDWG62CXZSTB 22 TB Hard Drive is engineered for professionals and enthusiasts who demand massive storage capacity paired with rock-solid reliability. Built as a 3.5" internal SATA drive, it is purpose-designed for network-attached storage (NAS) environments and multi-drive arrays. With a generous 22 TB capacity, this drive is ideal for expanding home media libraries, backing up critical business data, hosting surveillance footage, and supporting virtualization workloads. It combines enterprise-grade endurance with thoughtful design features that optimize performance in always-on NAS setups, delivering consistent throughput, robust data protection, and long-term operational stability. Whether you’re building a single large NAS or expanding a RAID array, the N300 Pro is engineered to handle continuous workloads while keeping energy use in check and noise to a minimum.

• Massive 22 TB capacity forNAS, backups, media libraries, and surveillance data. This drive is built to handle large-scale storage needs, enabling you to consolidate archives and expand your storage footprint without frequent upgrades.
• 3.5-inch internal design optimized for NAS deployments. Designed to live in NAS enclosures and server bays, it’s tuned for reliability in 24/7 operation, RAID resilience, and long-term availability across drive arrays.
• CMR (Conventional Magnetic Recording) technology for steady, predictable performance. CMR is chosen for sustained write workloads and compatibility with a wide range of NAS controllers and RAID configurations, helping to minimize write latency under heavy usage.
• SATA 6Gb/s interface (SATA/600) for broad compatibility and solid transfer rates. This interface ensures fast data access and easy integration with existing NAS hardware and motherboards supporting modern SATA standards.
• NAS-grade reliability designed for always-on environments. Built to endure the demands of multi-drive arrays, this drive emphasizes steady performance, strong endurance, and compatibility with RAID configurations to protect your data.

Technical Details of Toshiba N300 Pro HDWG62CXZSTB 22 TB Hard Drive

• Capacity: 22 TB
• Form factor: 3.5 inches
• Interface: SATA 6 Gb/s (SATA/600)
• Recording method: Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR)
• Purpose: Internal hard drive designed for NAS and RAID environments
• Environment: Built for continuous, always-on operation in demanding storage systems

how to install Toshiba N300 Pro HDWG62CXZSTB 22 TB Hard Drive

• Power down your NAS or PC and disconnect from power. Open the drive bay or PCI/drive enclosure as per your device’s manual.
• Remove the existing drive (if replacing) and insert the Toshiba N300 Pro into an available 3.5" drive bay or hot-swap tray. Ensure it is securely seated in the interface connector and drive cage.
• Connect the SATA data cable and the power cable to the drive, making sure cables are routed and secured to prevent interference with fans or other components.
• Power on the system and enter the NAS or motherboard BIOS/RAID controller utility. Initialize or recognize the new drive according to your storage strategy (JBOD, RAID 0/1/5/6/10, or Storage Pool, as supported).
• Format and partition the drive within the NAS or operating system interface. Create storage pools or volumes as needed, then configure redundancy and health monitoring features.
• Run a SMART test and perform a health check after installation. Monitor drive status through the NAS management interface and set up alerts for temperature, error rates, and SMART attributes.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is the Toshiba N300 Pro suitable for NAS and RAID environments?
  A: Yes. It is designed as a NAS-grade internal drive optimized for continuous operation in multi-drive arrays.
• Q: What is the interface and transfer rate?
  A: It uses a SATA 6 Gb/s (SATA/600) interface, suitable for modern NAS controllers and standard SATA-equipped systems.
• Q: What recording method does this drive use?
  A: Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR), chosen for stable performance under sustained write workloads.
• Q: What applications is the 22 TB capacity best suited for?
  A: Large-capacity NAS storage, media libraries, backups, surveillance footage retention, and virtualization storage pools.
• Q: How do I ensure reliability in a NAS environment?
  A: Install in a compatible NAS chassis, use appropriate RAID configuration, enable health monitoring/SMART checks, and maintain regular backups alongside redundancy features.