There shouldn't be any risk of them failing faster. You could run a drive self test and make sure they pass, but most likely it just isn't reading the status correctly and the drives are fine. 
Service tag:  PowerEdge R930 PERC H730P Drives I'm using: HGST HDD: 7K1000-1000 HTS721010A9E630 I have 6 drives.  Two mirrored for OS and the remainder for a RAID5 volume. I managed to get the drives recognized once I put them in slots 12 or higher. Anyway, once I put them in 12-17 or 18-23, I was able to see the drives from lifecycle controller and was able to create virtual drives. Once I loaded the OS and booted into it (Redhat 7.4), the drives worked (I could access them and write data), but all drives are flashing amber. Why is this? I thought I read somewhere the drives I have may potentially be running at half speed or aren't 100% compatible. Can someone tell me if these drives should work optimally with this controller? If not, where can I get a list of drives that should work properly with this perc H730P?    
Flashing yellow amber lights on new drives (PERC H730P and PowerEdge R930)