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> 
> 
> I suspect so, but the drives are designed to be used as "tape-on-disk" backup (hence "archive"), i. e. long sequential writes. Using
> these drives for anything else seems as insane as using the "video recording"-grade drives for data, in my opinion?

what is a difference between "video recording" and normal SATA drives? 
except pricing of course.