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Seagate Barracuda 5 TB 2.5 inch Internal Hard Drive (15 mm Form Factor, 128 MB Cache, SATA 6 GB/s up to 140 MB/s)
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Seagate St1000lm035 1tb 5400rpm Sata 6.0gb/s 2.5" 128mb Laptop Hard
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St5000lm000 Barracuda Seagate 5tb 2.5" 5400 Rpm 128mb Sata Hard Drive
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Seagate Barracuda 5tb St5000lm000 5400 Rpm 128mb Sata 2.5" Hard Drive
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Seagate Barracuda St5000lm000 5tb 2.5" Internal Hard Drive Desktop Hdd
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Seagate St5000lm000
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To be fair, in my experience using this drive for nearly 1.5 years, it has performed quite well. I have used it as a Windows OS drive running software which is not incredibly write-intensive which is reportedly a weakness of an HDD like this. It has performed well for my purposes, so I have nothing to complain about usage-wise. This HDD uses SMR (shingled magnetic recording) technology to record data to its platters. This technology allows HDDs to be built at higher capacities with fewer platters making them cheaper. What makes write speeds in this drive slower is that it must rewrite multiple tracks just to update as little as a single sector on disk. Such write operations can get pretty lengthy and complicated when lots of random writes are being performed which ... MoreTo be fair, in my experience using this drive for nearly 1.5 years, it has performed quite well. I have used it as a Windows OS drive running software which is not incredibly write-intensive which is reportedly a weakness of an HDD like this. It has performed well for my purposes, so I have nothing to complain about usage-wise. This HDD uses SMR (shingled magnetic recording) technology to record data to its platters. This technology allows HDDs to be built at higher capacities with fewer platters making them cheaper. What makes write speeds in this drive slower is that it must rewrite multiple tracks just to update as little as a single sector on disk. Such write operations can get pretty lengthy and complicated when lots of random writes are being performed which is why the drive needs 256 MB of cache memory (plus other measures) to mitigate the performance impact. But even that is not enough in some applications, especially certain RAID configurations used in some NAS and enterprise systems which got Western Digital in trouble in 2019. While Seagate didn't at first disclose the use of SMR in some of its drives, at least it didn't promote any particular series of drives using SMR technology for use in such configurations. I suppose, given my experience running an SMR drive as a Windows OS drive, I might buy one again for the same purpose; but it does still irk me; like it has irked so many others as shown by ridiculously popular reviews dumping on, ripping, destroying SMR drives; that such a technology was not disclosed early on in better detail to help customers make an educated decision on what they needed to buy in order to avoid setbacks caused by crippling performance issues in certain applications. The Barracuda line of drives is intended for typical desktop applications and storage. It is not intended for extremely random-write-intensive applications like large databases and sophisticated RAID configurations. For such high-performance applications, look to the Barracuda Pros and the IronWolf lines which all use good, ol' conventional recording methods. Sure, they cost a bit more, but you get what you pay for.
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Bought the disk, was a bit thrown off at first as the disk had a different sticker on the front. Manufacturers website said the disk was out of warranty. However it does say on the website that it is an OEM disk, checked with support staff, the warranty is honored by scan. So it's all good.As for the product itself, using it as a backup disk for a server (daily writes), performance is fine. The only thing to watch out for is the thickness. If you think all 2'5 inch hard drives have the same thickness, think again. For use cases like: servers, NAS, computers, youll be fine. But for laptops and consoles, check if there is enough headroom for a thicker disk.
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Works great so far. I got an external dock to connect this drive to my laptop, and it transfers files just fine. It's fast and it was easy to set up. I didn't really know how to format it, but a quick google search helped with that. Before I bought this drive I had a conversation with someone from support about if the drive would work in an external dock. I don't remember his name, but he was amazing and helped me iron out how it would be done. All in all, and amazing experience and I will definitely be shopping with Seagate again!
| Hard drive | |
| Hard disk number of heads | 10 |
| Bytes per sector | 4096 |
| Average latency | 5.6 ms |
| Hard drive size | 2.5" |
Seagate Barracuda 5 TB 2.5 inch Internal Hard Drive (15 mm Form Factor, 128 MB Cache, SATA 6 GB/s up to 140 MB/s)
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Seagate St1000lm035 1tb 5400rpm Sata 6.0gb/s 2.5" 128mb Laptop Hard
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St5000lm000 Barracuda Seagate 5tb 2.5" 5400 Rpm 128mb Sata Hard Drive
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Seagate Barracuda 5tb St5000lm000 5400 Rpm 128mb Sata 2.5" Hard Drive
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Seagate Barracuda St5000lm000 5tb 2.5" Internal Hard Drive Desktop Hdd
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To be fair, in my experience using this drive for nearly 1.5 years, it has performed quite well. I have used it as a Windows OS drive running software which is not incredibly write-intensive which is reportedly a weakness of an HDD like this. It has performed well for my purposes, so I have nothing to complain about usage-wise. This HDD uses SMR (shingled magnetic recording) technology to record data to its platters. This technology allows HDDs to be built at higher capacities with fewer platters making them cheaper. What makes write speeds in this drive slower is that it must rewrite multiple tracks just to update as little as a single sector on disk. Such write operations can get pretty lengthy and complicated when lots of random writes are being performed which ... MoreTo be fair, in my experience using this drive for nearly 1.5 years, it has performed quite well. I have used it as a Windows OS drive running software which is not incredibly write-intensive which is reportedly a weakness of an HDD like this. It has performed well for my purposes, so I have nothing to complain about usage-wise. This HDD uses SMR (shingled magnetic recording) technology to record data to its platters. This technology allows HDDs to be built at higher capacities with fewer platters making them cheaper. What makes write speeds in this drive slower is that it must rewrite multiple tracks just to update as little as a single sector on disk. Such write operations can get pretty lengthy and complicated when lots of random writes are being performed which is why the drive needs 256 MB of cache memory (plus other measures) to mitigate the performance impact. But even that is not enough in some applications, especially certain RAID configurations used in some NAS and enterprise systems which got Western Digital in trouble in 2019. While Seagate didn't at first disclose the use of SMR in some of its drives, at least it didn't promote any particular series of drives using SMR technology for use in such configurations. I suppose, given my experience running an SMR drive as a Windows OS drive, I might buy one again for the same purpose; but it does still irk me; like it has irked so many others as shown by ridiculously popular reviews dumping on, ripping, destroying SMR drives; that such a technology was not disclosed early on in better detail to help customers make an educated decision on what they needed to buy in order to avoid setbacks caused by crippling performance issues in certain applications. The Barracuda line of drives is intended for typical desktop applications and storage. It is not intended for extremely random-write-intensive applications like large databases and sophisticated RAID configurations. For such high-performance applications, look to the Barracuda Pros and the IronWolf lines which all use good, ol' conventional recording methods. Sure, they cost a bit more, but you get what you pay for.
Bought the disk, was a bit thrown off at first as the disk had a different sticker on the front. Manufacturers website said the disk was out of warranty. However it does say on the website that it is an OEM disk, checked with support staff, the warranty is honored by scan. So it's all good.As for the product itself, using it as a backup disk for a server (daily writes), performance is fine. The only thing to watch out for is the thickness. If you think all 2'5 inch hard drives have the same thickness, think again. For use cases like: servers, NAS, computers, youll be fine. But for laptops and consoles, check if there is enough headroom for a thicker disk.
Works great so far. I got an external dock to connect this drive to my laptop, and it transfers files just fine. It's fast and it was easy to set up. I didn't really know how to format it, but a quick google search helped with that. Before I bought this drive I had a conversation with someone from support about if the drive would work in an external dock. I don't remember his name, but he was amazing and helped me iron out how it would be done. All in all, and amazing experience and I will definitely be shopping with Seagate again!
I don't know what I was thinking by buying a hard drive from SEAGATE but it's too late. I bought it since I needed to replace my old WD Green 1TB HDD. I'm thinking, no issues, right? Seagate is a trusted brand, I read reviews of their Barracuda line and it seems to fit the bill.Nope, I was wrong. I purchased one of these hard drives, plopped it in, got an error when starting up saying that it could fail at any time. Alright, I go exchange it. I plop the new one in. Same thing. To rule out if it's a PC related issue, I plop in a friend's new WD Blue hard drive. No error. I exchange this second hard drive for another one and sure enough, I get the same error. I look online to see if anyone has issues with this hard drive and there's a lot of mixed reviews... for a ... MoreI don't know what I was thinking by buying a hard drive from SEAGATE but it's too late. I bought it since I needed to replace my old WD Green 1TB HDD. I'm thinking, no issues, right? Seagate is a trusted brand, I read reviews of their Barracuda line and it seems to fit the bill.Nope, I was wrong. I purchased one of these hard drives, plopped it in, got an error when starting up saying that it could fail at any time. Alright, I go exchange it. I plop the new one in. Same thing. To rule out if it's a PC related issue, I plop in a friend's new WD Blue hard drive. No error. I exchange this second hard drive for another one and sure enough, I get the same error. I look online to see if anyone has issues with this hard drive and there's a lot of mixed reviews... for a simple 2 TB HDD. I just ended up disabling the hard drive warning because I was tired of exchanging. 1 year later, I'm not seeing any issues so that's good I guess? But let's see if it lasts the 8 years my WD Green 1TB lasted.
This hard drive is loud and kinda slow. But it was inexpensive and has large capacity (2TB).It's good for just storage, but It's NOT good for gaming as a primary drive. Some games lately are conpletely unoptimized for Hard Drives and you will have problems playing. One example is Battlefield 2042. It takes minutes to join a match on hard drive, and even if you join at the start of the match with friends at the same time, you will be the last one to actually enter the match. You will be stuck on the loading screen for long before you join. And even after the match ends, or if you quit the match, you will have to wait for a loading screen.When starting a multiplayer match, by the time the match finishes loading up and puts you in the game, everyone will have already ... MoreThis hard drive is loud and kinda slow. But it was inexpensive and has large capacity (2TB).It's good for just storage, but It's NOT good for gaming as a primary drive. Some games lately are conpletely unoptimized for Hard Drives and you will have problems playing. One example is Battlefield 2042. It takes minutes to join a match on hard drive, and even if you join at the start of the match with friends at the same time, you will be the last one to actually enter the match. You will be stuck on the loading screen for long before you join. And even after the match ends, or if you quit the match, you will have to wait for a loading screen.When starting a multiplayer match, by the time the match finishes loading up and puts you in the game, everyone will have already started playing and there will be progress made in the match. It's very annoying. Some other games are not like that, so maybe it is just EA/DICEs fault and not thenhard drive's, but still, after this I wouldn't trust a hard drive for gaming again since SSDs have become the standard now and games will start depending more and more on SSDs.
I have always gotten dependable service with Seagate hard drives. Over a period of 8 years and building desktop PCs for my family here and in Alabama out of more than 12 drives purchased during that 8 years I only had issues with 2. Seagate replaced them under warranty in short order. Other brands ran 30% or higher failures. 2 problem drives out of more than 12 in 8 years speaks volumes about the quality and dependability of their drives. We have 4 home computers all with 2 or more hard drives in them now running Windows OSs from Windows 10 back to a couple of legacy build PCs running Windows 95 OSR 2.5, Windows 98 SE, Windows XP and Windows 7. All are running Seagate drives. 2 drives each in the Windows 95 and 98 PCs and 3 each in the XP and Win7 PCs. My Windows 10 ... MoreI have always gotten dependable service with Seagate hard drives. Over a period of 8 years and building desktop PCs for my family here and in Alabama out of more than 12 drives purchased during that 8 years I only had issues with 2. Seagate replaced them under warranty in short order. Other brands ran 30% or higher failures. 2 problem drives out of more than 12 in 8 years speaks volumes about the quality and dependability of their drives. We have 4 home computers all with 2 or more hard drives in them now running Windows OSs from Windows 10 back to a couple of legacy build PCs running Windows 95 OSR 2.5, Windows 98 SE, Windows XP and Windows 7. All are running Seagate drives. 2 drives each in the Windows 95 and 98 PCs and 3 each in the XP and Win7 PCs. My Windows 10 Pro is running 4 Seagate drives. A 2GB system and 3 X 4GB program/game drives. I will continue using Seagate HDs until they stop making them or their quality drops below my standards. No sign of that happening any time soon.
Ive built gaming PCs for self & 3 others as a hobby over past 13 yrs. Its actually fairly easy. In doing so, ive learned some of the best components builders use for: hard drives, graphic cards, memory sticks & central processing units (CPU) as well as power units & CPU coolers & fans. Aluminum cases as well. I feel very knowledgeable in recommending any part of a PC inc this hard drive. Frankly, Western Digital Blue or this one are both excellent. If money to burn, grab a WD Black. But theres just a bit more speed for the latter for an xtra $50-75, not worth it to me.
This was purchased to replace the original HDD in my 27 2013 iMac. I thought about going with an SSD. I contemplated a WD HDD. Ultimately, I went with the BarraCuda due to the high number of positive reviews & the fact that I'm fine with an HDD. Good price, easy installation (provided you're okay with digging into your iMac). There were over 103,000 on Amazon. I chose to purchase it through B&H since they're an excellent company. I figured they would package the drive better than someone like Amazon...they did. The worst part of the whole process was reinstalling operating systems due to the time involved. Overall, I appreciate the education that comes along with the whole endeavor.It works like the old drive. It's quiet. It's fast enough for my purposes. I have ... MoreThis was purchased to replace the original HDD in my 27 2013 iMac. I thought about going with an SSD. I contemplated a WD HDD. Ultimately, I went with the BarraCuda due to the high number of positive reviews & the fact that I'm fine with an HDD. Good price, easy installation (provided you're okay with digging into your iMac). There were over 103,000 on Amazon. I chose to purchase it through B&H since they're an excellent company. I figured they would package the drive better than someone like Amazon...they did. The worst part of the whole process was reinstalling operating systems due to the time involved. Overall, I appreciate the education that comes along with the whole endeavor.It works like the old drive. It's quiet. It's fast enough for my purposes. I have twice as much space than I've had for almost 10 years. B&H is excellent to work with.
The CK barracuda tutor by internal sat. A hard drive has been excellent. Addition to my PC setup with a massive tutor by capacity. It provides ample storage space for my files. Games and multimedia, the driver's 7200 RPM speed insurance fast read and right times significantly improving. My system's overall performance installation was straightforward and the drive has been running smoothly without any issues. The SAT a 6 GB is interface. Maximizes data transfer rates, making file transfers and loading times impressively quick. Additionally, the drive is remarkable quiet even. Under heavy load Which is a Which is a big plus for a more pleasant computing experience.She gets reliability and reputation for durable products.Give me confidence in the longevity of this ... MoreThe CK barracuda tutor by internal sat. A hard drive has been excellent. Addition to my PC setup with a massive tutor by capacity. It provides ample storage space for my files. Games and multimedia, the driver's 7200 RPM speed insurance fast read and right times significantly improving. My system's overall performance installation was straightforward and the drive has been running smoothly without any issues. The SAT a 6 GB is interface. Maximizes data transfer rates, making file transfers and loading times impressively quick. Additionally, the drive is remarkable quiet even. Under heavy load Which is a Which is a big plus for a more pleasant computing experience.She gets reliability and reputation for durable products.Give me confidence in the longevity of this dry.Whether you're looking to expand your storage for gaming video or general use to see gate barracuda.2 TB is a fantastic choice highly recommended for anyone.In need of reliable high capacity internal hardware
Great product. Went in easy. No issues...My issue, if you're an amateur you'll be lost. A little guide online PDF explaining the process of reinstalling your OS and downloading chipset drivers and other assorted WIFI, graphics and Bluetooth drivers Those are the basics on new rigs. I was completely lost, lucky I have techy friends. Other than that, thing is lighting fast, huge storage, great price. Got to me in 2 business days. Shipping a little steep, ad a USPS option will get that figure down. 👍
| Hard drive | |
| Hard disk number of heads | 10 |
| Bytes per sector | 4096 |
| Average latency | 5.6 ms |
| Hard drive size | 2.5" |
Seagate Barracuda 2.5in 5TB SATA HDD 5400RPM
Seagate brings over 20 years of trusted performance and reliability to the Seagate BarraCuda 2.5-inch HDDs - now available in capacities up to 5 TB. Key Advantages Broadest 2.5-inch hard drive portfolio with up to 5 TB capacity and both 7 mm and 15 mm form factors suitable for a variety of compute applications. Thinnest and lightest 2.5-inch hard drive with up to 2 TB storage in a 7 mm z-height, providing seamless upgrades of thin and light laptops and smaller form factor systems. Fast data rates of up to 140 MB/s enables superior PC end-user experience and snappier file transfers. 2.5-inch, 15 mm z-height hard drives provide 3 TB to 5 TB in capacity, offering the highest-capacity 2.5-inch hard drives available for external or all-in-one storage. 15 mm z-height enables slimmer all-in-one desktop PC drives while helping reduce system heat generation and vibration. Low startup current configurations for 3 TB to 5 TB drives enable use in legacy low-current systems like USB-2 external boxes, while simultaneously lowering power consumption. 5 TB drives can store more than 1.25 million songs and 600 hours of HD video.
Seagate brings over 20 years of trusted performance and reliability to the Seagate BarraCuda 2.5-inch HDDs - now available in capacities up to 5 TB. Key Advantages Broadest 2.5-inch hard drive portfolio with up to 5 TB capacity and both 7 mm and 15 mm form factors suitable for a variety of compute applications. Thinnest and lightest 2.5-inch hard drive with up to 2 TB storage in a 7 mm z-height, providing seamless upgrades of thin and light laptops and smaller form factor systems. Fast data rates of up to 140 MB/s enables superior PC end-user experience and snappier file transfers. 2.5-inch, 15 mm z-height hard drives provide 3 TB to 5 TB in capacity, offering the highest-capacity 2.5-inch hard drives available for external or all-in-one storage. 15 mm z-height enables slimmer all-in-one desktop PC drives while helping reduce system heat generation and vibration. Low startup current configurations for 3 TB to 5 TB drives enable use in legacy low-current systems like USB-2 external boxes, while simultaneously lowering power consumption. 5 TB drives can store more than 1.25 million songs and 600 hours of HD video.
Seagate brings over 20 years of trusted performance and reliability to the Seagate BarraCuda 2.5-inch HDDs - now available in capacities up to 5 TB. Key Advantages Broadest 2.5-inch hard drive portfolio with up to 5 TB capacity and both 7 mm and 15 mm form factors suitable for a variety of compute applications. Thinnest and lightest 2.5-inch hard drive with up to 2 TB storage in a 7 mm z-height, providing seamless upgrades of thin and light laptops and smaller form factor systems. Fast data rates of up to 140 MB/s enables superior PC end-user experience and snappier file transfers. 2.5-inch, 15 mm z-height hard drives provide 3 TB to 5 TB in capacity, offering the highest-capacity 2.5-inch hard drives available for external or all-in-one storage. 15 mm z-height enables slimmer all-in-one desktop PC drives while helping reduce system heat generation and vibration. Low startup current configurations for 3 TB to 5 TB drives enable use in legacy low-current systems like USB-2 external boxes, while simultaneously lowering power consumption. 5 TB drives can store more than 1.25 million songs and 600 hours of HD video.
Seagate brings over 20 years of trusted performance and reliability to the Seagate BarraCuda 2.5-inch HDDs - now available in capacities up to 5 TB. Key Advantages Broadest 2.5-inch hard drive portfolio with up to 5 TB capacity and both 7 mm and 15 mm form factors suitable for a variety of compute applications. Thinnest and lightest 2.5-inch hard drive with up to 2 TB storage in a 7 mm z-height, providing seamless upgrades of thin and light laptops and smaller form factor systems. Fast data rates of up to 140 MB/s enables superior PC end-user experience and snappier file transfers. 2.5-inch, 15 mm z-height hard drives provide 3 TB to 5 TB in capacity, offering the highest-capacity 2.5-inch hard drives available for external or all-in-one storage. 15 mm z-height enables slimmer all-in-one desktop PC drives while helping reduce system heat generation and vibration. Low startup current configurations for 3 TB to 5 TB drives enable use in legacy low-current systems like USB-2 external boxes, while simultaneously lowering power consumption. 5 TB drives can store more than 1.25 million songs and 600 hours of HD video.
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