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Seagate BarraCuda 4TB
Original price was: $92.99.$84.99Current price is: $84.99.
Dominic J. –
Pros: For a 3.5 inch drive it is very thin Very quiet under load and idle No bad sectors or errors 2 year warranty isn’t too bad in case something goes wrong. Benchmark performance results are listed below: Crystal Disk Mark: • Seq Q32T1: Read = 220.73 MB/s, Write = 145.27 MB/s • 4K Q32T1: Read = 2.09 MB/s, Write = 1.454 MB/s • Sequential: Read = 216.63 MB/s, Write = 165.37 MB/s • 4k: Read = 1.18 MB/s, Write = 1.42 MB/s ATTO Disk Benchmark: • Read: 214.41 MB/sec • Write: 175.16 MB/sec HD…
Sean R. –
Pros: – Arrived with no read/write issues – Noticeable performance improvement compared to old drive – No problems under GNU/Linux Cons: – None Overall Review: – Under Fedora Workstation 25, the drive benchmarks the following averages with a sample size of 10 MB: 155 MB/s read, 91.2 MB/s write, 14.36 msec access time – Testing done on a BIOSTAR A880G+ motherboard and Phenom II X4 – Drive ran continuously for 21 days with no signs of problem
James P. –
Pros: This is a very fast drive with a 7,200 RPM spindle speed. I benchmarked the drive compared to another 3 TB drive from a different manufacturer with a 5,400 RPM spindle speed. Both drives were freshly formatted prior to this testing. The Barracuda’s sequential read tested at 191 MB/s, compared to 114 MB/s for the 5,400 RPM drive. The Barracuda’s sequential write tested at 99 MB/s , compared to 79 MB/s for the 5,400 RPM drive. In real world testing, I tested copy speed for a 6.36 GB…
Christopher H. –
Pros: Quiet Operation Low Price Cons: None observed Overall Review: I’ve had this drive for a few weeks and thus far it’s been rock solid. This additional drive compliments the four drives I already have in my FreeNAS deployment. When this disk came in I added another and then dropped that pair in as an additional Mirror pair in my existing mirror stripe for a six disk “Raid10” in other NAS devices. With a total of 8TB of useable space this NAS provides a data dump of storage for my home lab…
Carol C. –
Pros: Overall, the drive performs very well. The capacity is a bit on the small side, but a very good drive nonetheless. The physical size of the drive is slightly thinner than the standard 3.5″ internal hard drive, which also makes it slightly lighter in weight. Here are my test results from ATTO Disk Benchmark: Average write: 208 MB/s Average read: 218 MB/s Cons: none Overall Review: I’ve been using Seagate drives for decades and they are still one of my top brands when choosing hard drives.
Kevin D. –
Pros: This drive is light, quiet and thin. The price is really good considering the size and speed of the drive. It has a large 64MB Cache which greatly speeds up sequential read and write operations. It supports the SATA 6.0Gb/s interface. This drive will not overheat your case! The hottest it ever got during benchmarking and formatting was just under 95F (that would be a cool day where I live in Phoenix!). The drive, in my testing, was whisper quiet. There is nothing worse than a loud hard…
Peter P. –
Pros: Two year warranty 10/6/2017 an update on how this drive has performed. In a word-Flawless. In the age of uber mass production and even cheaper prices per GB ( Listen up sonny, back when gas was affordable, a 47 Gigabyte(!) seagate scsi drive cost me $500 and I was overjoyed to get it ( very short supplies) oh yeah its like 18 years old and while a little bearing noise is present it still works like new. you have to start treating current consumer grade hard drives like the 8-track…
Carol C. –
Pros: This is a large 4TB drive. It’s 5400RPM, so the read/write speeds aren’t the best. I tested this drive at average 168MB/s write and 172MB/s read. I have been running this drive for almost a year and it still runs great. Cons: none