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|image1 = Toshiba MD04ABA400V 20190619.jpg | |image1 = Toshiba MD04ABA400V 20190619.jpg | ||
|caption1 = Top | |caption1 = Top lid of an MD04ABA400V. | ||
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|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes. | |caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes. | ||
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|pcb = G3626A | |pcb = G3626A | ||
|released = 2015 | |released = 2015 | ||
|discontinued = 2025 | |||
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|successor = [[TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V]] | |||
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'''TOSHIBA MD04ABA400V''' | '''TOSHIBA MD04ABA400V''' was a hard drive model created by [[Toshiba]]. It is a 3.5" 4 TB hard drive designed for surveillance DVRs. Its family, the MD04-V series, is the only family aside from the elusive [[Toshiba MA04]] to be a 3.5" 5,400 RPM Toshiba native family. | ||
Similar models from competing manufacturers include the [[WDC WD40PURZ-xxGVNYx]]. The [[WDC WD40PURZ-xxTTDYx]]/[[WDC WD40PURZ-xxAKKYx]] and [[ST4000VX007]] are all based on 1.33 TB 3 platter designs as opposed to the MD04ABA400V's 4 platter 1 TB design. | Similar models from competing manufacturers include the [[WDC WD40PURZ-xxGVNYx]]. The [[WDC WD40PURZ-xxTTDYx]]/[[WDC WD40PURZ-xxAKKYx]] and [[ST4000VX007-2DT166]] are all based on 1.33 TB 3 platter designs as opposed to the MD04ABA400V's 4 platter 1 TB design. | ||
The MD04ABA400V was discontinued in 2025. Its successor is the [[TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V]]. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==SMART attributes== | ==SMART attributes== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:19, 23 June 2025
TOSHIBA MD04ABA400V was a hard drive model created by Toshiba. It is a 3.5" 4 TB hard drive designed for surveillance DVRs. Its family, the MD04-V series, is the only family aside from the elusive Toshiba MA04 to be a 3.5" 5,400 RPM Toshiba native family.
Similar models from competing manufacturers include the WDC WD40PURZ-xxGVNYx. The WDC WD40PURZ-xxTTDYx/WDC WD40PURZ-xxAKKYx and ST4000VX007-2DT166 are all based on 1.33 TB 3 platter designs as opposed to the MD04ABA400V's 4 platter 1 TB design.
The MD04ABA400V was discontinued in 2025. Its successor is the TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V.
History[edit | edit source]
The MD04-V drive family, including the MD04ABA400V, was released in 2014, along with all other MG04/Tomcat family drives.[2] In 2018, it received a retail accompaniment, the HDWT140, part of the S300 series.[3]
SMART attributes[edit | edit source]
| ID | Name |
|---|---|
| 0x01/1 | Read Error Rate |
| 0x02/2 | Throughput Performance |
| 0x03/3 | Spin-Up Time |
| 0x04/4 | Start/Stop Count |
| 0x05/5 | Reallocated Sectors Count |
| 0x07/7 | Seek Error Rate |
| 0x08/8 | Seek Time Performance |
| 0x09/9 | Power-On Hours |
| 0x0A/10 | Spin Retry Count |
| 0x0C/12 | Power Cycle Count |
| 0xBF/191 | G-Sense Error Rate |
| 0xC0/192 | Power-off Retract Count |
| 0xC1/193 | Load/Unload Cycle Count |
| 0xC2/194 | Temperature (Max/Min/Current) |
| 0xC4/196 | Reallocation Event Count |
| 0xC5/197 | Current Pending Sector Count |
| 0xC6/198 | Uncorrectable Sector Count |
| 0xC7/199 | UltraDMA CRC Error Count |
| 0xDC/220 | Disk Shift |
| 0xDE/222 | Loaded Hours |
| 0xDF/223 | Load/Unload Retry Count |
| 0xE0/224 | Load Friction |
| 0xE2/226 | Load 'In'-time |
| 0xF0/240 | Transfer Error Rate? |
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The font used on the label is different to all other Fujitsu-style labels on other families.
- Despite being a lower spindle speed, the MD04ABA400V uses the same PCB as the 7,200 RPM Tomcat (not -R) models.
External links[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Youngman, Anthony; Allen, Bruce; Franke, Christian. "Drive Data Sheets". Linux Raid Wiki.
- ↑ Toshiba (6 August 2014). "Toshiba Launches 5TB Surveillance Hard Disk Drive". Business Wire. Archived from the original on 1 April 2016. Retrieved 5 October 2021.
- ↑ Shilov, Anton. "Toshiba Launches S300 and V300 HDDs for Surveillance and Video Applications". Anandtech. Archived from the original on 17 March 2021. Retrieved 17 April 2018.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Based on using the same PCB as the MG04ACA300 and similar drives.