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Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 - Hard Drive - 1 TB - Internal - 3.5" - SATA 3Gb/s - 7200 RPM - Buffer: 32 MB
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In the past I had two Western Digital Caviar drives fail after two years of normal use. Upset, I decided to try Seagate. I haven't looked back since! I still have a Seagate 80gb drive that's been working fine since my last computer build in november of 2003! One thing, I used this as a secondary "data" drive for storage only and SSD for Win7/starcraft 2. If your installing from WIN 7, remember to leave this unhooked, hook up your SSD only, then install win 7. After your done installing win 7, then power on your Seagate. My system specs (everything purchased off newegg.com on 10/22/2010-arrived 10/26/2010) $1300.00 budget:: Case: Cooler Master HAF 922 Mainboard: MSI 890FXA-GD70 Cpu: AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4Ghz Memory: Mushkin Enhanced 8GB (4GBx2) Graphics: XFX Radeon ... MoreIn the past I had two Western Digital Caviar drives fail after two years of normal use. Upset, I decided to try Seagate. I haven't looked back since! I still have a Seagate 80gb drive that's been working fine since my last computer build in november of 2003! One thing, I used this as a secondary "data" drive for storage only and SSD for Win7/starcraft 2. If your installing from WIN 7, remember to leave this unhooked, hook up your SSD only, then install win 7. After your done installing win 7, then power on your Seagate. My system specs (everything purchased off newegg.com on 10/22/2010-arrived 10/26/2010) $1300.00 budget:: Case: Cooler Master HAF 922 Mainboard: MSI 890FXA-GD70 Cpu: AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4Ghz Memory: Mushkin Enhanced 8GB (4GBx2) Graphics: XFX Radeon HD 5830 (1GB) SSD: Corsair Force 60GB Hdd: Seagate 7200rpm 1 TB (OEM) Psu: Corsair 750tx DVD Burner: Samsung (OEM) OS: Windows 7 PRO 64 -bit (OEM) Extra Side Fan: Cooler Master Mega Flow 200
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I ordered this and received it DOA. Recognized in BIOS, Windows OS Boot install wouldn't format it no matter what. Install said it was too big or corrupted and couldn't format it. So I installed my old drive again, Windows formatted it fine and installed. Once in Windows I attempted to format this drive and it still wouldn't. I decided to buy this drive retail so I went to the local electronic giant store wont mention the name and bought it brand new. Came home installed ran windows beautifully for about 1 week then out of the blue I hear this Lawnmower type sound the new retail drive was making.. did some speed tests and now it was sending and receiving files 60% slower than before (100MB/s now 40MB. I installed HDD Health and the drive says 98% health and is ... MoreI ordered this and received it DOA. Recognized in BIOS, Windows OS Boot install wouldn't format it no matter what. Install said it was too big or corrupted and couldn't format it. So I installed my old drive again, Windows formatted it fine and installed. Once in Windows I attempted to format this drive and it still wouldn't. I decided to buy this drive retail so I went to the local electronic giant store wont mention the name and bought it brand new. Came home installed ran windows beautifully for about 1 week then out of the blue I hear this Lawnmower type sound the new retail drive was making.. did some speed tests and now it was sending and receiving files 60% slower than before (100MB/s now 40MB. I installed HDD Health and the drive says 98% health and is having an issue telling the program the temperature the drive is currently at. So going to need to return this one as well. Not happy with Seagate...Fired their quality assurance guy? So awaiting my replacement from Newegg
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I only ever purchase Seagate drives for two reasons: reliability and longevity. In spite of the problems with the 7200.11 firmware on other models, the 7200.12s more than make up for that past shortcoming. In fact, out of dozens and dozens of Seagates I've had, I've only had one major failure within ~3 months of purchase. Bad Seagates tend to fail immediately as a DoA or within a half hour of testing (when they can be readily returned) rather than six months to a year down the road (when the warranty is up) like some competing brands. At least, that's my opinion. For what it's worth, I believe these are 2 platter drives. They're also the full height 3.5" drives, for what its worth. Don't throw them at someone. They're heavy enough to probably do lasting damage. (The ... MoreI only ever purchase Seagate drives for two reasons: reliability and longevity. In spite of the problems with the 7200.11 firmware on other models, the 7200.12s more than make up for that past shortcoming. In fact, out of dozens and dozens of Seagates I've had, I've only had one major failure within ~3 months of purchase. Bad Seagates tend to fail immediately as a DoA or within a half hour of testing (when they can be readily returned) rather than six months to a year down the road (when the warranty is up) like some competing brands. At least, that's my opinion. For what it's worth, I believe these are 2 platter drives. They're also the full height 3.5" drives, for what its worth. Don't throw them at someone. They're heavy enough to probably do lasting damage. (The drive would likely survive.)
Seagate BarraCuda ST31000524AS 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM SATA
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In the past I had two Western Digital Caviar drives fail after two years of normal use. Upset, I decided to try Seagate. I haven't looked back since! I still have a Seagate 80gb drive that's been working fine since my last computer build in november of 2003! One thing, I used this as a secondary "data" drive for storage only and SSD for Win7/starcraft 2. If your installing from WIN 7, remember to leave this unhooked, hook up your SSD only, then install win 7. After your done installing win 7, then power on your Seagate. My system specs (everything purchased off newegg.com on 10/22/2010-arrived 10/26/2010) $1300.00 budget:: Case: Cooler Master HAF 922 Mainboard: MSI 890FXA-GD70 Cpu: AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4Ghz Memory: Mushkin Enhanced 8GB (4GBx2) Graphics: XFX Radeon ... MoreIn the past I had two Western Digital Caviar drives fail after two years of normal use. Upset, I decided to try Seagate. I haven't looked back since! I still have a Seagate 80gb drive that's been working fine since my last computer build in november of 2003! One thing, I used this as a secondary "data" drive for storage only and SSD for Win7/starcraft 2. If your installing from WIN 7, remember to leave this unhooked, hook up your SSD only, then install win 7. After your done installing win 7, then power on your Seagate. My system specs (everything purchased off newegg.com on 10/22/2010-arrived 10/26/2010) $1300.00 budget:: Case: Cooler Master HAF 922 Mainboard: MSI 890FXA-GD70 Cpu: AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4Ghz Memory: Mushkin Enhanced 8GB (4GBx2) Graphics: XFX Radeon HD 5830 (1GB) SSD: Corsair Force 60GB Hdd: Seagate 7200rpm 1 TB (OEM) Psu: Corsair 750tx DVD Burner: Samsung (OEM) OS: Windows 7 PRO 64 -bit (OEM) Extra Side Fan: Cooler Master Mega Flow 200
I ordered this and received it DOA. Recognized in BIOS, Windows OS Boot install wouldn't format it no matter what. Install said it was too big or corrupted and couldn't format it. So I installed my old drive again, Windows formatted it fine and installed. Once in Windows I attempted to format this drive and it still wouldn't. I decided to buy this drive retail so I went to the local electronic giant store wont mention the name and bought it brand new. Came home installed ran windows beautifully for about 1 week then out of the blue I hear this Lawnmower type sound the new retail drive was making.. did some speed tests and now it was sending and receiving files 60% slower than before (100MB/s now 40MB. I installed HDD Health and the drive says 98% health and is ... MoreI ordered this and received it DOA. Recognized in BIOS, Windows OS Boot install wouldn't format it no matter what. Install said it was too big or corrupted and couldn't format it. So I installed my old drive again, Windows formatted it fine and installed. Once in Windows I attempted to format this drive and it still wouldn't. I decided to buy this drive retail so I went to the local electronic giant store wont mention the name and bought it brand new. Came home installed ran windows beautifully for about 1 week then out of the blue I hear this Lawnmower type sound the new retail drive was making.. did some speed tests and now it was sending and receiving files 60% slower than before (100MB/s now 40MB. I installed HDD Health and the drive says 98% health and is having an issue telling the program the temperature the drive is currently at. So going to need to return this one as well. Not happy with Seagate...Fired their quality assurance guy? So awaiting my replacement from Newegg
I only ever purchase Seagate drives for two reasons: reliability and longevity. In spite of the problems with the 7200.11 firmware on other models, the 7200.12s more than make up for that past shortcoming. In fact, out of dozens and dozens of Seagates I've had, I've only had one major failure within ~3 months of purchase. Bad Seagates tend to fail immediately as a DoA or within a half hour of testing (when they can be readily returned) rather than six months to a year down the road (when the warranty is up) like some competing brands. At least, that's my opinion. For what it's worth, I believe these are 2 platter drives. They're also the full height 3.5" drives, for what its worth. Don't throw them at someone. They're heavy enough to probably do lasting damage. (The ... MoreI only ever purchase Seagate drives for two reasons: reliability and longevity. In spite of the problems with the 7200.11 firmware on other models, the 7200.12s more than make up for that past shortcoming. In fact, out of dozens and dozens of Seagates I've had, I've only had one major failure within ~3 months of purchase. Bad Seagates tend to fail immediately as a DoA or within a half hour of testing (when they can be readily returned) rather than six months to a year down the road (when the warranty is up) like some competing brands. At least, that's my opinion. For what it's worth, I believe these are 2 platter drives. They're also the full height 3.5" drives, for what its worth. Don't throw them at someone. They're heavy enough to probably do lasting damage. (The drive would likely survive.)
Any mechanical drive regardless of manufacturer that shows signs of error within the first 6 months has an increased chance of death. Drives that survive beyond 6 months has an increased chance of being a reliable, error free drive for years to come, pending your operational use. Please bare in mind that new drive purchases that arrive DoA are not necessarily the vault of manufacturer. Mechanical drives are sensitive instruments, and shipping alone from overseas could very well kill a drive before it arrives in the states. Most drive failures beyond that is generally due to negligence of the end user, such as poor ventilation. Cramming your case full of hard-drives is going to generate a lot of heat. Please refrain from writing ridiculous reviews and reducing eggs ... MoreAny mechanical drive regardless of manufacturer that shows signs of error within the first 6 months has an increased chance of death. Drives that survive beyond 6 months has an increased chance of being a reliable, error free drive for years to come, pending your operational use. Please bare in mind that new drive purchases that arrive DoA are not necessarily the vault of manufacturer. Mechanical drives are sensitive instruments, and shipping alone from overseas could very well kill a drive before it arrives in the states. Most drive failures beyond that is generally due to negligence of the end user, such as poor ventilation. Cramming your case full of hard-drives is going to generate a lot of heat. Please refrain from writing ridiculous reviews and reducing eggs off for what may likely be due to individual negligence. Seagate has a very good return policy assuming you do get a bad one once in a while.
When I recieved the drive I popped it in my win 7 box. Even though the BIOS saw the drive, running the OS, explorer did not. I tired it in another (xp) box; same deal. First, I thought the drive was defective, then got to thinking it may not be partition correctly. Therefore, I pulled my first box with win 7 OS drive and left this new one in the box and performed an "install" enough to partition it. That worked, so this may be helpful information for other facing the same issue. I think it was my bad, therefore, giving 5 stars to the product. I've only had the drive one day, so all of this is assuming later on it's working well. (no time to go back to change my review-busy person). If it's good I plan to purchase more.
Bought this one because it runs a little cooler then the comparable WD, meaning all else equal this one will live a little longer. In contrast I think some of the features in the WD would allow that drive to survive more shock abuse .. something that isn't a factor for me. I bought this drive for long life in a fixed location. someone said:"I have had a terrible run on Seagate &WD drives lately. " sounds like your more then loosing at odds. something else is at play. Buy a more reliable PSU (never skimp on PSU, it's the life of everything else), and a ** UPC unit ** for steady power. surge suppressors do NOT protect you from reverse surges (drops in power) which does kill drives just as well..over time. in the meantime look at what else you have plugged in on the ... MoreBought this one because it runs a little cooler then the comparable WD, meaning all else equal this one will live a little longer. In contrast I think some of the features in the WD would allow that drive to survive more shock abuse .. something that isn't a factor for me. I bought this drive for long life in a fixed location. someone said:"I have had a terrible run on Seagate &WD drives lately. " sounds like your more then loosing at odds. something else is at play. Buy a more reliable PSU (never skimp on PSU, it's the life of everything else), and a ** UPC unit ** for steady power. surge suppressors do NOT protect you from reverse surges (drops in power) which does kill drives just as well..over time. in the meantime look at what else you have plugged in on the same circuit. things that draw a lot of power and cycle on and off (like a fridge) will cause reverse spikes. If your lights ever flicker that's a good measure of what your PC is enduring.. again, buy a UPC uni
Makes some noise but seems to work ok. Exact replacement for OEM disk drive.
I did not buy this drive through New Egg and trust me it is deactivated for a reason. New Egg will not keep things on the shelf once they find out its junk. I purchased everything to build a high end computer from New Egg except the Hard Drive and that is only because the one I picked, I accidentally dropped from my list and did not realize it. I had all my parts arrive and I was off work to do my build. I quickly ran to Best Buy after figuring out my mistake and purchased this drive for $89 (Worse Mistake I Ever Made) The build went fine for the most part and this machine was screaming until I hit 4 month and got one morning to see Hard Drive Not Found. I did not even want to RMA the stupid thing after reading about all the issues with this drive. I would not and ... MoreI did not buy this drive through New Egg and trust me it is deactivated for a reason. New Egg will not keep things on the shelf once they find out its junk. I purchased everything to build a high end computer from New Egg except the Hard Drive and that is only because the one I picked, I accidentally dropped from my list and did not realize it. I had all my parts arrive and I was off work to do my build. I quickly ran to Best Buy after figuring out my mistake and purchased this drive for $89 (Worse Mistake I Ever Made) The build went fine for the most part and this machine was screaming until I hit 4 month and got one morning to see Hard Drive Not Found. I did not even want to RMA the stupid thing after reading about all the issues with this drive. I would not and will not ever again trust my data to Seagate! I purchased an Intel 180 Gig SS Drive for $300 and let me tell you. It might be expensive put this was the absolute best upgrade I have ever made on a computer. Speed Amazing!
I purchased a 1.5TB 7200.11 at retail for only doing backups of media. If you are into the whole change of warranty. Retail is still at 5yr and bulk/oem is at 3 yrs. Which is why I bought the 7200.11 from retail was the warranty. Knew about the firmware problem and figured it was all worked out. Experienced pauses and time outs with a AMD770 chipset. As of Beginning of October all 1TB 7200 Seagates at my local retail is 7200.11's. So if going retail find retail model number and start your search but you will get a 5yr warranty. I found the retail model number for the 1TB 7200.11 and every box on the shelves had that model number. With the notorious problems with the 7200.11 series makes me start to doubt Seagate. Why? I had more problems with Maxtor drives over the ... MoreI purchased a 1.5TB 7200.11 at retail for only doing backups of media. If you are into the whole change of warranty. Retail is still at 5yr and bulk/oem is at 3 yrs. Which is why I bought the 7200.11 from retail was the warranty. Knew about the firmware problem and figured it was all worked out. Experienced pauses and time outs with a AMD770 chipset. As of Beginning of October all 1TB 7200 Seagates at my local retail is 7200.11's. So if going retail find retail model number and start your search but you will get a 5yr warranty. I found the retail model number for the 1TB 7200.11 and every box on the shelves had that model number. With the notorious problems with the 7200.11 series makes me start to doubt Seagate. Why? I had more problems with Maxtor drives over the last 15yrs or so. That my feeling on the Maxtor - Seagate thing is bad. Quality control has taken a major hit and starting to wonder about the quality of the drives themselves. Will Rma this for same drive.
Packaging notes: Drive was packaged well in an anti-static bag securely wrapped with multiple layers of bubble wrap and boxed with generous amount of "green" packaging material. Other benchmark notes: My first benchmark tests were about 10% slower than reported above. It turned out that this was due to the Nvidia SATA driver installed as part of their Nforce package. Once I moved back to the default Microsoft driver, the numbers jumped. If you are not seeing the performance numbers you hoped for, you may want to check your driver. Also, the SMART readings reported by HD Tune and other utilities give dubious results for the following attributes: Raw Read Error Rate Seek Error Rate Airflow Temperature Hardware ECC Recovered Do not be spooked. This is a fluke of some ... MorePackaging notes: Drive was packaged well in an anti-static bag securely wrapped with multiple layers of bubble wrap and boxed with generous amount of "green" packaging material. Other benchmark notes: My first benchmark tests were about 10% slower than reported above. It turned out that this was due to the Nvidia SATA driver installed as part of their Nforce package. Once I moved back to the default Microsoft driver, the numbers jumped. If you are not seeing the performance numbers you hoped for, you may want to check your driver. Also, the SMART readings reported by HD Tune and other utilities give dubious results for the following attributes: Raw Read Error Rate Seek Error Rate Airflow Temperature Hardware ECC Recovered Do not be spooked. This is a fluke of some Seagate drives unrelated to recent FW issues (I nervously googled for the problem when I saw high numbers). What you want to pay most attention to is "Reallocated Sector Count". By all accounts that number i
