(Old Model) Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.... - 2024 report by Whydis
(Old Model) Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)
Size:1TB
Product Description
Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 1TB 7200RPM SATA3/SATA 6.0 GB/s 64MB Hard Drive (3.5 inch)
From the Manufacturer
The Seagate Desktop HDD is the one hard drive for all your desktop applications. One drive f...
Need additional hard drive space, then these units are a good buy and work well
Need additional hard drive space, then these units are a good buy and work well
Seeing as Seagate drives have the second lowest failure rate of any drive manufacturer as derived from a statistically sound population sample, the drive's low failure rate made this an easy buy.
Since they said it'd be no problem, I felt comfortable buying this.
I was hoping to exchange it for another (like Best Buy would do!), but not through Amazon
Do yourself a BIG favor, and get a Western Digital or HGST drive as they will honor from DATE OF PURCHASE.This is the last Seagate drive i will ever purchase again.
It's the best deal I found on a 4TB hard drive, and so far it's working as expected.
I am glad I found someone who provided me with a good deal
Would highly recommend a backup drive to this one as in a mirrored RAID configuration.
They do eventually fail after a couple of years of daily use, but if you do your backups regularly, no big deal
7200RPM drive, but speeds are still decent and it's primarily used for games that I'm not concerned about the load time as well as video storage
Great storage, speed i'd love from a hard drive, and plus it stays cool
It started telling me I had "Reallocated Sector Count" as I was trying to transfer all my files (about 2 Terabytes) the transfer speed slowed to a crawl and then my PC said the Hard Drive was no longer there
After looking at the drive for a while it seems that it can read and write at good speeds but only for a few nano seconds at a time
In summary - five star drive with great speed considering it isn't a hybrid flash/spinning drive
My 2TB HDD now only shows up as a 3.8 Gb inaccessible unpartitioned drive on my disk management and throws an I/O error if I try to initialize it
Purchased drive 30 Dec 2016 and it worked as advertised.
Excellent, works as advertised, no issues at all...
This hard drive is not worth the money as it dies in less than a year
Do yourself a BIG favor, and get a Western Digital or HGST drive as they will honor from DATE OF PURCHASE.This is the last Seagate drive i will ever purchase again.
good performance, gives me 3.6TB of available space in Windows.
This hard drive is not worth the money as it dies in less than a year
These work great, decent read/write speeds and just all around solid performance
Another caveat would be applicable to using any large single-spindle storage; performance suffers under a load of mixed read-write or random-access requests.
It is recognized by Windows Device Manager but Disk Management can't do anything because of an i/o error
Worked fine when the drive was working but the hard drive failed within a year
I only have the drive for a little over 3 weeks and it's working good so far
It is recognized by Windows Device Manager but Disk Management can't do anything because of an i/o error
this hard drive in win10 tells me its "working on it" for half a minute to a minute before it actually lets me into the driveI would not recommend buying this one
It has been working great so far as a primary boot drive.
Hard drive major issues & possible failure less than 1 year after purchase
Do yourself a BIG favor, and get a Western Digital or HGST drive as they will honor from DATE OF PURCHASE.This is the last Seagate drive i will ever purchase again.
Wish I had seen this article which points out that these drives have a 40%+ FREAKING FAILURE RATE WITHIN 12 MONTHS
This hard drive is not worth the money as it dies in less than a year
Would highly recommend a backup drive to this one as in a mirrored RAID configuration.
I have had very good luck with all my Seagate hard drives over the years
This is one of six Seagate desktop hard drives that died on me this year, all purchased the same year
Do yourself a BIG favor, and get a Western Digital or HGST drive as they will honor from DATE OF PURCHASE.This is the last Seagate drive i will ever purchase again.
The Seagate hard drive only lasted a year and 3 months what a pile of #$*&
I always prefer Seagate and they seem to out perform WD because whenever I had a drive go
Do yourself a BIG favor, and get a Western Digital or HGST drive as they will honor from DATE OF PURCHASE.This is the last Seagate drive i will ever purchase again.
Died suddenly one day, I didn't even get two years out of it
One slowly failed over three years (I didn't realize it, since I didn't fill up the drive, just had random errors.
The first 3 died were just shy of 4 years old, the last one is barely 3 years old -- still outside of their terrible 2 year warranty.
It works as it is supposed to but if you get the 2TB, you're only actually getting 1.8TB
2tb 7200rpm Hard Drive, but received a 2tb 5900rpm Hard Drive
When I ordered this exact 3tb model it ended up being a 2tb hard drive and worked fine at first, but be weary of this because it will DIE within a year
I chose the old model Seagate 2TB hard drive since, it has always performed very well on my desktop.
It was only really used to backup some files from my other 2 TB hard drive (which is older than this one, and still working great).
When I ordered this exact 3tb model it ended up being a 2tb hard drive and worked fine at first, but be weary of this because it will DIE within a year
My advise, if you can afford a more expensive model do so and pass this
I could have upgraded to a newer version of the Seagate drive, but this model has been extremely reliable.
There's something seriously wrong with this hard drive model.
My advise, if you can afford a more expensive model do so and pass this
Just Googling the model number st3000dm001 returns countless articles and complaints about this drive's failure rate and possibly even a class action lawsuit regarding the failures
It works fine and I cannot hear any excessive sound as data is being read/write and would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a 1TB hard drive storage for a camera system.
After a day the drive started making a very horrible loud buzzing sound and Windows would no longer recognize it.
It works fine and I cannot hear any excessive sound as data is being read/write and would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a 1TB hard drive storage for a camera system.
Extremely noisy, sounds very sick and not like a normal hard drive
've never heard on that sounded as loud and annoying with a weird clicking sound.
More about (Old Model) Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)
Size:1TB
Product Description
Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 1TB 7200RPM SATA3/SATA 6.0 GB/s 64MB Hard Drive (3.5 inch)
From the Manufacturer
The Seagate Desktop HDD is the one hard drive for all your desktop applications
One drive for every need, supported by 30 years of trusted performance, reliability and simplicity.