Specifications
Manufacturer
Seagate
Part #
Manufacturer
Seagate
Capacity
1 TB
Type
7200RPM
Cache
64 MB
Form Factor
3.5"
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s
NVME
No
Compatible Parts
Prices
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Seagate
Part #
Manufacturer
Seagate
Capacity
1 TB
Type
7200RPM
Cache
64 MB
Form Factor
3.5"
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s
NVME
No
Price History
Reviews
- 62 points
- 41 months ago
from completed build Mini ITX Monster
I'm really, really tired of reviewing this.
- 48 points
- 8 months ago
from completed build Wastelander - Mini ITX Powerhouse
Owned this for 5 years now. Never had any problems
- 47 points
- 56 months ago
from completed build Project:RED
stores games and other crap i dont need all the time . 10/10 would buy again
- 47 points
- 45 months ago
from completed build Phantastic! - White/Black AMD Mini ITX for Bedroom Projection
What a good budget storage drive should be. I was initially thrown off by the low profile. 206.0 read 196.4 write
- 45 points
- 43 months ago
from completed build Green and Black Custom painted Build
Good i guess... I will be trying to get a M.2 SSD soon
- 45 points
- 29 months ago
from completed build First ever build-ryzen build
Remembered I had 2 of this lying around. Installed 2 x 1tb for extra stuff
- 40 points
- 43 months ago
from completed build Tobias... you blowhard!
I'm just as happy that this performs as advertised as I am with the perfect little spot I found to mount it on the floor of my case, between my bottom intake fan and my PSU. Thanks for the removeable HDD trays, Fractal Design!
- 40 points
- 42 months ago
from completed build Iron Man (Jarvis) Build
Needed storage for files and other non-essentials when it comes to boot up and gaming. This one fits the bill with no complaints.
- 39 points
- 40 months ago
from completed build Stormtrooper- $500 Build
I got a little sluggy one. Luckily its my second drive so no problems. Gets pretty hot too and is loud compared to a WD Blue.
- 37 points
- 54 months ago
from completed build The Greatest Build Ever (The Xcribe)
For just a plain hard drive, it is pretty fast, great transfer speeds.
