Seagate Barracuda 4 TB ST4000DM004 hard drive Review

It was just a coincidence, but at around the time that I bought this new hard, the previous one, 3000DM001, started acting up. I am attempting to pass on some information. I will get around to writing a review of that later.

as soon as data entry started, the speed plummeted from 130 MB/s to 70 MB/s and stayed there, occasionally falling to 40 MB/s. If it doesn't disintegrate, it makes for an excellent file storage option because it is quiet, cool, and has worked well for a few weeks. Screenshots are tests that are taken prior to recording, throughout various recording intervals, and after recording.

Discussing my personal usage.Very unreliable drives. But the seagate warranty department is great, it recognizes the marriage and changes it.

By coincidence, simultaneously with the purchase of this hard, the old one, 3000DM001, began to bad. I'm trying to transfer information. Esil that - I will add a review later. Pros below: 1. Silence 2. Temperature 3. Decent enough speed for 5000 revving propellers Has cons: Not everywhere they write that he is still 5400. But so far he has not regretted it. Let's see how it shows itself in the future.

My first train in such a volume. Really satisfied, last a long time. The speed of the train is not great, so it’s impossible for the system, only for files. Indispensable for this

we use 4 pieces, they have been working for more than 3 years, and in a computer, for video surveillance, the Macroscope program. Complaints - no

Hope my insights on the item help.As a result, the seller has not made contact for a month. They have the disc, so they don’t return the money either :/

Reliable working disk. Decent read-write speed, quiet, does not heat up. And barracudas serve for many years, even 10-year-olds are alive. The price is competitive. Seagate brand holds. You can safely take.

I don't like Seagate much. For some reason they work for me for a long time, and then instantly break. But this one impressed me with its quiet operation. I could not resist taking 2 to edition 1.

As I started filling in the blanks, my download speed plummeted from 130 MB/s to 70 MB/s, and then to 40 MB/s intermittently. If it doesn't collapse, this makes for excellent record keeping conditions: silence, refrigeration, and the absence of difficulties after two weeks of use. Tests before recording, during recording, and after recording are all possible with screenshots.

dishonest business. Hard drive producers employ SMR technology (Shingled Magnetic Recording, sometimes known as "tiled magnetic recording") to boost data recording density, enabling them to fit more data on each hard drive platter. It differs significantly from the more well-known CMR and PMR recording methods in terms of its characteristics. Information is recorded on parallel tracks using CMR (Conventional Magnetic Recording, also known as "ordinary magnetic recording") and PMR…

I started by examining the screw's condition after reading unfavorable reviews regarding a significant portion of marriages. So far, there haven't been any complaints; the screw is in good shape and is clean. It warmed up and stayed at 38 degrees for the test. The cache's impact on 256's workload and volume has not yet been felt. When selecting hard drives, be careful. This disk is only appropriate for backup storage and file storage; it is not suitable for servers or NAS. Unfortunately…

With its pros: Everything works, no noise. I checked all sectors with the program, there are no problems. Cons below: The store I bought from, in my opinion, packaged the disc poorly, but since after checking the problems I didn’t find it, I took off only 1 star

Pros below: Cold. Capacious though thin (2 pancakes). New. Almost inaudible. Large cache (256MB). Cons below: I would like a little faster (230-250Mb / s versus 190-210Mb / s) and a little quieter. In a quiet room it is still barely audible.

Survived a fall from a height of 0.4 meters and left a chip on the tile Different pros: Speed, little heat and almost no vibration, less than a 500 GB drive, Got cons: Makes sounds when starting, weight with small size, paint is easily removed

as insulation between the board and the case, the manufacturer uses foam rubber :) - so the seller said to my question WHAT IS THIS?

Different pros: Quiet, inexpensive for this volume, good reading speed, reduced height. Some cons: Tiled entry; on large volumes, the write speed drops to 30 mb / s, does not like private overwrites.

I made a 1.5 TB disk backup on it. Formatted the drive to 1.5 at a low level. The output is a bare disk for 1.5 and a corpse for 4TB.

I was looking for a new hard drive for a file dump and there it was staring back at me from the face of a subject. Barracudas have never failed me in the past (although the WD green has already crumbled for the second time), and I'm crossing my fingers that this one won't either. It's fairly quiet and gets the job done quickly enough, but the loudness isn't great because it's just a regular hard drive and not even a hybrid.

In addition to the 2Tb SSD already in place, I needed a drive to store files (samples and libraries for vsti). Mini-ITX system unit, low noise level. As a result, a 4Tb SSD was likewise highly desirable, but you could purchase four such HDDs for the same price. Consequently, I opted to test out a hard disk drive (HDD) first, and I chose a Seagate ST4000DM004 with two 2Tb pancakes inside because it seemed to best fit my needs (quick data reading and relatively quiet operation). The disc is…