Save $80 off this humongous, enterprise-class hard drive — WD Gold 14TB HDD on clearance sale, just 1.7 cents per gigabyte

WD Gold 14 TB HDD on clearance sale
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Even though SSDs have taken over as the primary choice for storage in desktop and mobile devices, hard drives are still the most sensible option when it comes to mass storage. From a value standpoint, you can store terabytes upon terabytes without breaking the bank and that's exactly the kind of deal we've hunted down for you today. Western Digital is putting its WD Gold 14 TB Enterprise-Class HDD on clearance for just $240, a generous $80 off from its list price. Just use the code WDGOLD at checkout to avail the discount.

Western Digital WD Gold 14 TB HDD (with code WDGOLD)
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Western Digital WD Gold 14 TB HDD (with code WDGOLD): was $320 now $240 at WesternDigital.com

If you're looking for mass storage that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, but is still reliable, look no further. This WD Gold 14 TB HDD comes with 5 years of warranty, extra features like vibration protection and is built to last a long time.

WD Gold drives represent the company's highest-end offerings with the most amount of features. These are meant for data center and enterprise use cases, but they can still fit nicely in a NAS or for any other archival duty. While you don't get the OptiNAND cache functionality in the 14 TB variant, there's still 512 MB of cache onboard. Being a SATA III drive, you get up to 262 MB/s transfer rates with the motor spinning at 7200 RPM. WD's HelioSeal tech allows for low power draw as well, which makes this quite efficient. All of that is backed up by a 5 year warranty for further peace of mind.


In our review of the 22TB variant, the drive tested fairly well. We noted how it sits largely in the middle of the stack across benchmarks and performs competently. It can be the perfect drive for surveillance use at this price point, given the sheer amount of storage you get here. Furthermore, it has a 2.5 million hours MTBF rating and a workload rate limit (WRL) of 550TB per year, which is expected for a server drive. Sustained read/write speeds, along with random read/write speeds are all par for the course for such a large drive. It's not breaking any records, but it's reliable and, at this price, there's nothing better.

If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

Hassam Nasir
Contributing Writer

Hassam Nasir is a die-hard hardware enthusiast with years of experience as a tech editor and writer, focusing on detailed CPU comparisons and general hardware news. When he’s not working, you’ll find him bending tubes for his ever-evolving custom water-loop gaming rig or benchmarking the latest CPUs and GPUs just for fun.

  • HideOut
    Another example of toms posting a great "sale" so they can get a cut. For 99% of readers here the 24TB drives from seagate at the exact same price are a much better purchase.
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