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Got this computer up and running with this hard drive - got it for another computer and than the hard drive crashed on this one ( IT WAS A mediamax ) just quit !!

GREAT HARD DRIVE. SHIPPED WELL. PUT IN A DEL ALL-IN-ONE DESKTOP. WORKS. INSTALLED WINDOWS 7 ON IT

Price per TB, 5 year warranty on USED drives, and great customer service from GoHdd

Does not throttle under heavy load or copying large file.

1TB, SAS, Price, Reliability, Multipath, 128MB cache, Cheap.

Cost effective for an SATA III 6.0 7200 RPM drive. Slim design measuring just over three quarters of an inch thick ensures it will fit in most all desktop cases. Runs cool and quiet under medium duty use for me. For the price these are great drives for just about any machine. Would also work great for a small NAS setup, or even installed in a portable USB case for external storage if need be. This SATA 6.0 drive is also backwards compatible with older motherboards with earlier SATA (II) 3.0 or SATA (I) 1.5 ports. However, the maximum speed of the drive will be slower due to the lower speed limitations of the port. For those that may need some help when replacing/upgrading an older drive/system, check out the Seagate DiscWizard software available on their site for free. DiscWizard lets you quickly install your new disc drive with wizards that guide you through the processes of creating and formatting partitions on your disc drive, transferring data, and backing up your data. On Seagate’s web site this software can be found under the Support/Software & Apps section along with full instructions. Seagate also offers two larger drives in this Series, the 2TB 7200RPM with 64MB Cache, and the 3TB 7200RPM with 64MB Cache. At these prices its worth spending a little more for the larger capacity drives they offer, so check them out if you need more storage space! Bare drive comes UN-formatted and ready to set up, simple plug and play. Firmware Version CC46, and has a 2 year warranty.

Own 4 of these drives in my NAS for awhile now. So far, no issues For someone that isn't an extreme storage hog. 6TB was enough for me. Plenty of space for an above normal home user. I also like the fact that the pros have a 2 year data warranty and 5 year warranty. Spending a few bucks more was worth it. Synology and Seagate combo is great. Has a health status of how your drives are doing. Transfer speeds are good for me. SHR setup with 1 drive failure, I see around 210MB/s in conjunction of a 10 gigabit card in my NAS and PC. If using 1 gigabit connection, it'll be maxed out around 110MB/s, give or take.

Got my hard drive fast and it works great so far! I've heard others say these drives are noisy, but honestly it's quieter than my old Toshiba drive it replaced.

Just to let everyone know, this drive is the best of the seagate series and one of these best drives out for the money. They have to best quality drives, if you happen to get on doa or messes up early its just bad luck, it happens. But Newegg is easy to deal with. And years down the road you got 5 years of a warranty through seagate and they will send you one back if your breaks very easily, I have used then before. Also just to let you know, that even sata 3 drives will just about be able to saturate sata 2 ports, this goes for all mechanical drives, but they wont saturate the full power of a sata 3 port at all, all mechanical drives just cant do more that the 250mb/s. So if you want to take advantage of sata 3 at all then get a ssd. But this drive still have 64mb cache, and its a slight improvent, on what they orignaly wanted for the sata 2 drive speeds. Since sata 2 drives are more now that sata 3 cause for one sata 2 is older tech now, you will want to just buy sata 3. :)

Good bang for the buck. WD reliability is top notch.