TheDragonFire123: Looks like Vela-A1 only goes up to 8 TB; a different platform will likely take care of the 10 and 12 TB models

2024-02-04T09:29:46Z

Looks like Vela-A1 only goes up to 8 TB; a different platform will likely take care of the 10 and 12 TB models

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	\| successor = [[:Category:Western Digital ARM Vela-A1\|Vela-A1]]		\| successor = <!--[[:Category:Western Digital ARM Vela-A1\|Vela-A1]]-->
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	This category lists all [[Western Digital]] drives that are part of the Vela-AX platform, which is the first to be wholly marketed under the Western Digital brand without any reference to HGST. Like all modern HGST-produced platforms at the time, Vela-AX is named after a constellation. However, unlike various helium platforms such as Aries, Libra or Leo, which are all named after traditional star signs, Vela-AX is instead named after the namesake Vela constellation in the [[wikipedia:Vela Supercluster\|Vela Supercluster]]. Out of the three Vela platforms, Vela-AX has the largest platter count, at six; the first HGST-produced platform to be capable of. As with the other Vela platforms, Vela-AX can also be found in a gimped performance, "5,400 RPM class" variant for various traditionally-5,400 RPM families such as [[Western Digital Red Plus]] and [[Western Digital Internal Use\|Internal Use]], although rotational speed is always 7,200 RPM.		This category lists all [[Western Digital]] drives that are part of the Vela-AX platform, which is the first to be wholly marketed under the Western Digital brand without any reference to HGST. Like all modern HGST-produced platforms at the time, Vela-AX is named after a constellation. However, unlike various helium platforms such as Aries, Libra or Leo, which are all named after traditional star signs, Vela-AX is instead named after the namesake Vela constellation in the [[wikipedia:Vela Supercluster\|Vela Supercluster]]. Out of the three Vela platforms, Vela-AX has the largest platter count, at six; the first HGST-produced platform to be capable of. As with the other Vela platforms, Vela-AX can also be found in a gimped performance, "5,400 RPM class" variant for various traditionally-5,400 RPM families such as [[Western Digital Red Plus]] and [[Western Digital Internal Use\|Internal Use]], although rotational speed is always 7,200 RPM.

TheDragonFire123: Created page with "{{Infobox ARM family | title = Vela-AX | image1 = WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 top lid.jpg | caption1 = Top lid of a WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 hard drive. | image2 = WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png | caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0. | manufacturers = Western Digital | fw_prefix = VX | namesake = Vela | rn = UVXHA9 | form_factor = 3.5" | z-height = 7 | speed = 7,200..."

2023-12-09T05:42:37Z

Created page with "{{Infobox ARM family | title = Vela-AX | image1 = WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 top lid.jpg | caption1 = Top lid of a WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 hard drive. | image2 = WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png | caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0. | manufacturers = Western Digital | fw_prefix = VX | namesake = Vela | rn = UVXHA9 | form_factor = 3.5" | z-height = 7 | speed = 7,200..."

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{{Infobox ARM family
| title = Vela-AX
| image1 = WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 top lid.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 hard drive.
| image2 = WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png
| caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WDC WD101EFBX-68B0AN0.
| manufacturers = [[Western Digital]]
| fw_prefix = VX
| namesake = [[:wikipedia:Vela (constellation)|Vela]]
| rn = UVXHA9
| form_factor = 3.5"
| z-height = 7
| speed = 7,200
| cache = 256
| cache_unit = mb
| af = Yes
| max_transfer =
| interface = sata
| interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
| minimum_platters = 6
| maximum_platters = 6
| capacity_per_platter = 1.67
| capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
| recording_method = cmr
| released = 2019
| discontinued =
| predecessor = [[:Category:Hitachi ARM Libra-He10|Libra-He10]]
| successor = [[:Category:Western Digital ARM Vela-A1|Vela-A1]]
}}
This category lists all [[Western Digital]] drives that are part of the Vela-AX platform, which is the first to be wholly marketed under the Western Digital brand without any reference to HGST. Like all modern HGST-produced platforms at the time, Vela-AX is named after a constellation. However, unlike various helium platforms such as Aries, Libra or Leo, which are all named after traditional star signs, Vela-AX is instead named after the namesake Vela constellation in the [[wikipedia:Vela Supercluster|Vela Supercluster]]. Out of the three Vela platforms, Vela-AX has the largest platter count, at six; the first HGST-produced platform to be capable of. As with the other Vela platforms, Vela-AX can also be found in a gimped performance, "5,400 RPM class" variant for various traditionally-5,400 RPM families such as [[Western Digital Red Plus]] and [[Western Digital Internal Use|Internal Use]], although rotational speed is always 7,200 RPM.

Category:Western Digital ARM Vela-AX - Revision history

TheDragonFire123: Looks like Vela-A1 only goes up to 8 TB; a different platform will likely take care of the 10 and 12 TB models