Review on Seagate BarraCuda 2TB Internal Hard Drive HDD – 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200 RPM 256MB Cache – Frustration Free Packaging (ST2000DM008/ST2000DMZ08) by Heather Shaw

Greetings my dear readers! Each of us in our modern world has a computer or smartphone with which we work, watch movies and entertain ourselves in every possible way. And one day the moment comes when our disk memory in gadgets ends. We begin to puzzle over what to remove, what to donate, and everything seems to be necessary and exclusive, and it’s a pity to delete it! This is where I ran into this problem. Since I am engaged in YouTube, video editing and in general I almost never leave my computer, I am sorely lacking space on my hard drives. My friend and colleague came to my aid and advised me to buy a Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM008 2TB hard drive over a bottle of whiskey. All my life I have been a supporter of WD drives, and my friend only accepts Seagate, and under the influence of my own curiosity and, of course, a very attractive price, I agreed with his arguments. The next day, with a square head, I went to a well-known online store and bought a Seagate ST2000DM008 2TB hard drive there for 4110 rubles. Three days later I took the piece of iron from the point of issue and was happy as an elephant came home. I inserted a hard drive into my dinosaur (computer) and oh my god, the hard drive not only works, but it turned out to be fast and quiet. Now I have 2 more TV places for my files, but I'm afraid that will not be enough for me. I don’t recommend making a boot disk from hard drives of more than 500 gigs, it’s better to use an SSD for this purpose, but I really liked this piece of iron with 7200 rpm for working with files. I inserted a hard drive into my dinosaur (computer) and oh my god, the hard drive not only works, but it turned out to be fast and quiet. Now I have 2 more TV places for my files, but I'm afraid that will not be enough for me. I don’t recommend making a boot disk from hard drives of more than 500 gigs, it’s better to use an SSD for this purpose, but I really liked this piece of iron with 7200 rpm for working with files. I inserted a hard drive into my dinosaur (computer) and oh my god, the hard drive not only works, but it turned out to be fast and quiet. Now I have 2 more TV places for my files, but I'm afraid that will not be enough for me. I don’t recommend making a boot disk from hard drives of more than 500 gigs, it’s better to use an SSD for this purpose, but I really liked this piece of iron with 7200 rpm for working with files. So friends, as you may have guessed, the result of my purchase did not disappoint me. After drives from WD to hard drives from Seagate, I gained confidence, and they heat up less. So drinking a bubble of whiskey with my friend and admirer of the Barracuda cult pleased me not only with pleasant communication, but also with a very successful purchase.