Toshiba N300 4TB (HDWG440): Recording Status

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Recording technology for the HDWG440 is held, not stated: the document we cited (Toshiba N300 NAS HDD product page) no longer resolves and we found no archived copy. The nearest model with a sourced answer is the HDWD240 (SMR).

What the part number decodes to

We hold no vendor document that defines the segments of HDWG440, so we do not decode it.

Nearest model with a sourced answer: HDWD240 (Toshiba P300 4TB, SMR). Listed for comparison only - two part numbers can use different recording methods, so its answer is not HDWG440's.

Live rankings this model belongs to: every 4TB hard drive.

Previously cited, no longer resolves: Toshiba N300 NAS HDD product page · Checked

What this means for you

Without a manufacturer document we can cite, we cannot tell you whether this drive shingles its tracks, and that is the field that decides whether it belongs in an array. Treat it as unverified rather than as probably fine: if the drive is going into a NAS or anything that rebuilds, buy a model whose recording technology is sourced. If it is a single drive holding replaceable data, the recording technology is largely academic and this is a reasonable purchase either way.

Specifications

Model numberHDWG440
BrandToshiba
FamilyN300
Capacity4TB
Form factor3.5"
Rotational speed7200 RPM
Cache256 MB
Recording technology—
Workload rate180 TB/year
Warranty3 years
StatusCurrent
Replaced by—

A dash means we have not found a manufacturer document stating that field for this exact model. We leave it blank rather than filling it from a retailer listing.

Related models

Other N300 capacities
HDWG4606TB—HDWG4808TB—HDWG11A10TB—HDWG21C12TB—HDWG31E14TB—HDWG51G16TB—HDWG18018TB—
The same capacity from other makers
ST4000VX0074TBCMRST4000VX0164TBCMR · familyST4000VN0064TBCMR · family
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Frequently asked questions

Is the HDWG440 CMR or SMR?

We checked Toshiba N300 NAS HDD product page and it does not state this part number's recording technology, so we do not state one. The nearest model with a sourced answer is the HDWD240, which is SMR.

Can I use the HDWG440 in a NAS or RAID array?

The recording technology is unsourced, so we cannot clear it for arrays either way. What the spec table does say: a 180TB/year workload rating, which is NAS-or-higher class duty and a 3-year warranty. For an array, prefer a 4TB drive whose recording technology is sourced, such as the HDWD240 (SMR).

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