• Reviews around noise (1.24 of 5)

    (Old Model) Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)

    • Now after only a few months I am getting freezes and loud grinding noises from it, and the 90 day warranty has expired
    • If you Google 'ST8000DM002 idle noise' you'll see plenty of videos on YouTube and forum threads from Synology and Netgear for both the DM002 and VN0002
    • and it just started to have this annoying, non-stopping grinding noise whenever the computer is on
    • Very quiet makes hardly any noise at all
    • A loud clicking noise came from the drive whenever I'd turn on my system after I had connected it
    • One of the drives works great, the other arrived making an awful noise and slowing my computer down every time it tries to access
    • It's been making a terrible humming noise when the drive goes idle
    • After I filled it up, it started making funny noises, and then completely disappeared from My PC.
    • The noise is also perfect
    • very loud noise when accessing the drive
    • Yesterday, my pc made a weird noise and locked up
    • I bought this Hard Drive as of April 2016 and not only did it come as a 2TB HDD, but within 10 months made the dreaded clicking noises aka the death of a Hard Drive
    • After about 20 restarts and fussing with settings I started hearing some weird high pitched noises come from my computer and then some random taps
    • Noise is a massive issue with this drive
    • These drives make a TERRIBLE, obnoxious whining noise
    • Wish I was given a weird noise from the drive so I could better prepare for its untimely death
    • Apparently it's not just my drive, as many users are reporting the exact same loud and annoying noise with this very Seagate model
    • but I found at least two Youtube videos of this model making that humming noise, so it's definitely not unique to mine
    • I ended up returning it; I just couldn't deal with such loud noise constantly in the background while working with my computer
    • Oh thou pile O crap
    • It is recognized by Windows Device Manager but Disk Management can't do anything because of an i/o error
    • 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