As a result of the troubles that first occurred, "tsetse" at Seagate favored Western Digital for a number of years. But only recently, when costs continued to climb, I started giving the previously mentioned company a second look. Since installing Windows 7, it has been running faultlessly for the past few weeks, and there have been no complaints regarding how the work is being done. Very content, but I'll have to watch how it develops in the coming days. After more than a year has gone after…

Whoever complains about the brittleness of hard drives—whether they are made by Seagate, Hitachi, or someone else—should remove the computer's UNDER PSU and replace it with the POWER SUPPLY. No one will endure long if you consume just one gruel. So, in order for computer hardware to last a long time and be bug-free, it needs a STABLE and CLEAN power supply. I hope this Seagate will last at least as long as my first 500GB Seagate (72002022, by the way), which is already six years old. Wishing…

Eight to ten years of experience working in the region. Then, at just the right time, he started to slow down in the conductor, prompting everyone there to rise to their feet. So I'm informed the drive itself could be fine but there's an issue with the circuit board. The fact that he let me copy the data to another medium was a fortunate bonus. And the aforementioned issue started up all of a sudden, with no warning signs. The disc is great for its operating period, but I wouldn't suggest it…

Seagate has always been my go-to brand for hard disks. After a year with this model, however, I can declare without hesitation that I will never again purchase an HDD from this manufacturer. Almost immediately after the purchase, issues started popping up. For the course of its lifetime of use, it consistently acted as a significant performance bottleneck (it was the main disk). Any file opening, no matter how little, caused the operating system to freeze severely. The HDD was not recognized by

There are 5 disks like this one in the computer, along with one disk (also a barracuda) for 750. Taking into consideration the fact that the disks have been in my computer for the past four years and do not operate for a standard eight hours per day, each of the disks from a variety of years of production, ranging from 2022 to 2022, has already been put through a substantial amount of use time. In all of the time that I personally used it with continuous recording, uploading, and information…

The broken HDD causes browser tabs to remain open for a long time after being idle, as stated here. The computer locks up and loads the screw to capacity at the slightest provocation. The transfer rate lowers from a normal 28 mb/s to 12 mb/s while copying huge files to a flash device. The 16 MB of cache appears to be going unused. A local download from this disk would make it impossible for you to conduct any work, even if the download speed were 2 mb/sec. Even though they fail after just one…

There is such a thing on a computer that is operational and runs on the i5 platform. The brakes are a rough ride. About the time of morning tea, seven were being loaded. The doors to the application process groan and shuffle open. His knees buckle from the weight of the excels. While there is no activity there, there is a steady crawling and quacking. In the event that the computer goes to sleep, wakes up, and remains stuck. And even if someone does come up with an explanation, the system…

Both of them work flawlessly; one is used in a DVR and writes continuously; it has been in this area for over two years; I bought it in the region a little later, so it has somewhere between 18,000 and 20,000 operating hours on it; and I rarely turn off the computer, which is why it has lasted so long with only 140 shutdown cycles.

I got this "miracle" to replace my WD3200, which was becoming old (Since he hopelessly passed away). I purchased a Seagate drive on May 3 and it performed flawlessly up until May 9. After this date, some squeaks began to occur, as if a needle were simply flying off course while traversing the disk, and after these squeaks, the entire computer would freeze for a few seconds. It was discovered today that the hard drive shuts down every 20 minutes. Like saving energy and all that, I turned off…

I have two of them and they are still going strong after 1756 days and 8 hours of regular use, Windows reinstallations, diagnostics and correction of Disk defrag errors, and finally, after when I already installed Windows, a thorough cleaning of the hard, including the deletion of partitions and the formatting of even the system partitions. Despite having been purchased in 2022, there have been zero issues.

It seems odd to compare different models of home hard drives based on the criterion of a tiny variation in the pace of writing / reading, like the speed at which a closet door opens, while ssd are available with a speed an order of magnitude more than that of disk. This closet has been dependable in that it has been used practically every day for the past five or six years. Neither here nor at the assurance center did I provide any justification for the release of miasma. (((In keeping with the

Has been working great for 6 years now. But unfortunately for 2022, the model is already outdated and inferior in terms of read / write speeds to modern counterparts. And so for storing music / movies / photos it can still fit. You can see the results of the disk test based on the results of five years of work in the attached screenshot.