NAS SSDs for
Heavy‑Duty Storage
and Fast Caching
Meet the WD Red family of SSDs for home, small business, and enterprise-grade NAS environments.
Fast Caching NVMe™
From virtualization to 8K video editing, quickly access big files in multi-user NAS environments.
24/7 NAS Solutions
Help power 24/7 operations running intensive, mission-critical applications with drives made just for NAS.
Scalable Capacity
Scale up and optimize NAS systems with internal SSD capacities ranging from 250GB to 4TB.1
Customize your Network Attached Storage with a WD Red internal SSD that can handle around-the-clock operations involving heavy read/write loads.
Power Your NAS with Western Digital
Support team collaboration, share files with clients, and power data-hungry applications with purpose-built NAS SSDs.
NAS System Compatibility3
The WD Red family of SSDs has been compatibility-tested by major NAS system providers with their NAS systems and components, such as host bus adapters, controller cards, and enclosures. Click on any of the NAS system provider names below to see their own compatibility lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it’s definitely possible to create a NAS system just using SSDs. This setup is beneficial for applications requiring high read/write speeds and low latency, and it’s often used in environments that handle large volumes of transactions or big data processing tasks. That’s because flash technology, which is the foundation of any solid state drive, uses magnetic charges to quickly read and write data without waiting on the moving, mechanical components of hard drives.
However, you’ll want to make sure that your NAS enclosure can accommodate this kind of setup. For example, can you use 2.5-inch internal SSDs in your NAS enclosure’s removable bays?
Disclosures
1. 1GB = 1 billion bytes and 1TB = one trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less, depending on operating environment.
2. TBW (terabytes written) values calculated using JEDEC client workload (JESD219) and vary by product capacity.
3. Western Digital makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, and cannot be held liable regarding the compatibility of its internal hard drives when used with NAS systems identified as compatible by the system providers above.
Western Digital does not guarantee the compatibility with third-party products and peripherals and reserves the right to update the list above at any time without prior notice.