New HD for My VBA: need specs please

[agillis]

Yes WD read is a good one.

[jinjasta]

I think the "ideal " drives would be WD Red, or Seagate Ironwolf as server drives (constant use) though having said that I just throw in whatever is cheapest from WD or Seagate and they have done me well for a few years (touch wood) - just make sure you are backed up.

[Doris1997]

https://www.vortexbox.org/forum/supp...xbox-appliance

Recommend that you get a WD “Red” drive as it is doing so little work streaming music that you don't need a fast power hungry disk. (Western Digital “Red” SATA 5400rpm 64mb cache).

[Jazzdog44]

I purchased a V-Appliance from Small Green Computer about four years ago. It has been fantastic, but it's a 1T and getting full, and it's still at 2.2 software. My plan is to remove the 1T HD and replace it with a 2 or 3T and then upgrade to 2.4. I remember seeing some specs for the HD on this forum or wiki but I can't find the info now. So, my first question is: what specs should I look for while I'm shopping? Speed, SATA or not, connector type, etc? Thanks for any recommendations you can provide.