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No, it certainly doesn't instill much confidence. I would certainly be considering returning them.
But before you do that... I spotted another thread today: http://www.overclock.net/hard-drives-storage/1067827-hotfix-storage-drive-vanishing-after-s3.html
If the drive disappeared from Windows, the drivers would definitely mark the array as failed, so it's worth looking into. Since the SeaTools SMART tests are not failing, you should investigate other software causes first. Also, make sure Windows is set to not spin down the disks. (Control panel, Power options)
But before you do that... I spotted another thread today: http://www.overclock.net/hard-drives-storage/1067827-hotfix-storage-drive-vanishing-after-s3.html
If the drive disappeared from Windows, the drivers would definitely mark the array as failed, so it's worth looking into. Since the SeaTools SMART tests are not failing, you should investigate other software causes first. Also, make sure Windows is set to not spin down the disks. (Control panel, Power options)