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Seagate - Barracuda 1 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive

( 4.6 Average / 1002 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Seagate

Part #

ST1000DM003

Capacity

1 TB

Interface

SATA 6 Gb/s

Cache

64 MB

RPM

7200

Form Factor

3.5"

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Reviews

mack_5991 49 points 46 months ago
from completed build Project:RED

stores games and other crap i dont need all the time . 10/10 would buy again

vikingXcore 31 points 46 months ago
from completed build Tiny Tina 2.5

Got a lot of flack for high failure rates. Same with WD Caviar Blues so kinda scratching my head with that one. I'd be happy with either, but this was the first 1TB 7200RPM I saw, so I bought it. No regrets. Really fast and quiet. It did grind for a couple days after 2-3months usage, but that went away and performance never degraded.

Djmatrix 16 points 45 months ago
from completed build Cool Blue, First PC Build!

Not the fastest out there but great inexpensive storage option nonetheless. Great bang for your buck HDD!

ArdyC 6 points 45 months ago
from completed build Entry level first time gaming build

Chose this for budget reasons + needed somewhere to store music etc for the PC. Was a good choice and have no complaints.

bad_eyes 6 points 45 months ago
from completed build The RGB-011 DYNAMIC

1tb sata 3 50ish bucks it does the job well

Medio 33 points 45 months ago
from completed build Full Gaming Build, 31% OC - AMD 6 Core + GeForce GTX 760 (Nocturne)

Works well. Good Price. No complaints.

MarlonStar 37 points 44 months ago
from completed build The Greatest Build Ever (The Xcribe)

For just a plain hard drive, it is pretty fast, great transfer speeds.

Smiley119 7 points 44 months ago
from completed build Nyuu's UPDATE ^-^
  • it's been running a whole year hasn't exploded in my face yet :)
DiakonFrost 12 points 43 months ago
from completed build THE KILLER

this is a normal storage for films, music, pic, works, stored games and stuff like that

GuyvarIII 24 points 43 months ago
from completed build P-22 Panthera

Every computer I have ever had a hand in putting together has had a Seagate drive. They are the originators of the 7200RPM drive, and there always seems to be one “on sale” somewhere.