HDD Toshiba N300 8 TB 3,5" Serial ATA III

The Toshiba N300 8 TB 3.5" Serial ATA III internal hard drive is designed for high-capacity, always-on storage in personal, home office and small business NAS systems. With an 8 TB capacity, 7200 RPM spindle speed and a 512 MB buffer, this 3.5" SATA drive supports up to 8-bay NAS configurations and is built for continuous 24/7 operation, offering reliability, endurance and stable performance for data-intensive applications.

Advantages

The drive provides high reliability and enhanced real-time performance with Toshiba Dynamic Cache Technology and Stable Platter Technology. Its high-endurance design, error recovery control and temperature monitoring help maintain data integrity during continuous operation. Equipped with SMART monitoring and a 6 Gbit/s Serial ATA III interface, the N300 delivers consistent throughput for multimedia servers, desktop RAID and private cloud storage.

Suitable for

• Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems (1–8 bays)
• Desktop RAID arrays and small servers
• Multimedia server storage and streaming
• Private cloud storage and backup solutions
• Small business server and storage environments

Key specifications

• Form factor: 3.5" SATA hard drive
• Capacity: 8 TB (8000 GB)
• Interface: Serial ATA III, 6 Gbit/s
• Spindle speed: 7200 RPM
• Buffer size: 512 MB
• Designed for 24/7 operation; supports 1-to-8 bay NAS
• Technologies: Toshiba Dynamic Cache, Stable Platter, SMART
• High-endurance design with error recovery control and temperature control
• Weight: 0.755 kg
• MTBF: 1,000,000 hours

How to use

Install the 3.5" Toshiba N300 drive into a compatible NAS enclosure or desktop/server chassis following the manufacturer’s mounting and connection instructions. Connect the drive to the host via a Serial ATA III port and configure RAID or storage pools as required by your system. Initialize and format the drive within the operating system or NAS management interface before placing it into production.

Recommendations

Use the drive in systems that provide adequate cooling and vibration control, especially in multi-bay NAS enclosures. Regularly monitor drive health with SMART tools and keep firmware up to date. For critical data, implement RAID configurations and maintain regular backups.