Seagate ST16000NM002G 16TB 7200RPM HDD Review

5 such masterpieces were bought (due to not having an alternative by brand, because WD for 16 TB had not yet matured), and so in exactly one year 2 out of 5 died! I don’t think that VD is more reliable (what good can you expect from Hitachi) between modern hards and those that were produced 10-12 by definition, rich) give this seagate a maximum of 4-5

be sure to check in the presence of the courier! the video recording can serve as evidence, but it may not be accepted. Got pros: photos of the damage were sent to technical support, and as it turned out, this is a warranty case for the manufacturer, the disk was taken to the collection point and within 4-5 while i was waiting for the outcome of this situation, i bought another one, i put both in raid1 they are quite loud, but if you have a good case or are installed in a place specially…

Some pros: 1. trite, but i liked the volume of 16 ter, but i would like more! 2. i was surprised by the rather low temperature at max load. Some cons: 1. the main drawback is noise. 2. price - i would like it to be cheaper. although i was lucky to take it by chance at a cosmically low price of 26tyr, i would like a lower price.

Due to the lack of availability of a brand-specific alternative (WD for 16 TB had not yet reached maturity when these purchases were made), a total of 5 such masterpieces were purchased; nevertheless, in precisely one year, two of the five failed! The third one already has defective parts in it. Do not pay attention to anyone! These hard have an annual life expectancy at most. Proven. My opinion is that VD is not a more dependable option (what good can you expect from Hitachi). In general…

The drives are ideal for a nas that you want to keep in a closet where no one can hear it. Its benefits this is from the evident, massive amount. I downloaded half of the rutracker with the two I carried to the computer, and I'll take two more later for us on four CDs. Excellent write and read speeds! price! We only have Western Digital for 10,000 more of the 16tb solutions. or seagate Ironwolf, which are similarly priced but, in the company's opinion, inferior than the prior model. In general,

the drives are perfect for a nas that you put in a closet and you wont hear. Its pros: huge volume - this is from the obvious. i took two to the computer - i downloaded half of the rutracker)) ill take two more later for us on 4 disks. the write/read speed is great! price! of the solutions for 16tb, we only have western digital for 10 thousand more. or seagate ironwolf, which are also more expensive and, according to the company itself, are like the previous generation. in general, if you want…

Wow, these drives are great. I bought four of these. Easy to set up. Got them started in less than 10 minutes. I use them in a Mediasonic Pro RAID box as separate drives. Everyone reads and writes perfectly in this system. I can't wait to get more of this.

I bought this hard drive now I need to buy a separate SAS 2 SATA adapter so I won't be using it for another week. It would be helpful if this information was in the product header.

I bought this hard drive now I need to buy a separate SAS 2 SATA adapter so I can't use it for another week. It would be helpful if this information was in the product header.

Wow those wheels are great. I bought four of these. Easy to set up. Got them started in less than 10 minutes. I use them in a Mediasonic Pro RAID box as separate drives. Everyone reads and writes perfectly in this system. I can't wait to get more of this.

I haven't seen a non-SATA hard drive in retail for about ten years? Nothing on this page says the drive's interface isn't 100% what consumers expect. Sloppy marketing and now my project lost a week waiting for the wrong type of disc to arrive. By the way, if you get one of these, be very careful when using it. The difference in the connector is deceptively subtle. SATA connectors have two separate sets of pins, while the SAS connector on this drive looks almost identical, but connects two sets…