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Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB 1500GB Internal Hard Drive

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Condition
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Brand
Seagate
Form Factor
3.5 in
Type
Internal Desktop Drive
Color
Silver
Model
Barracuda
Quantity
4
MPN
ST31500341AS
Storage Capacity
1.5 TB
Product Line
Barracuda

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  • by ijkirsch
    Dec 23, 2020Top favorable review

    Good drive

    No problems with this model or others barracuda models (7200 speed). Don't drop 'em, Don't short them out and they last forever!!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: harddrivesonly

  • by jodys-good-junk
    Apr 25, 2012

    Not the fastest drive, but a good value for the price.

    I needed a larger capacity replacement drive for an aging computer, and this Seagate drive fit the bill perfectly. At under $0.07/GB, the value was amazing. The drive is fairly quiet and fast enough. First, the capacity. Most of the 2TB+ drives I found were SATA 3.0, and my motherboard was only 2.0. While this wasn't a big deal, I couldn't justify the extra price for higher performance I wasn't going to see on my system. So, among SATA 2 drives, this was one of the biggest. 5/5 on that. Second, the price. If you search around, you can find these drives at just over 6 cents per gigabyte at the time of this writing. That's a great price range, better than the smaller drives and most of the larger ones. 5/5 on that. Now, performance. The drive is faster than the one I replaced, upping my ...

  • by portable_raid5
    Jul 02, 2009

    Pros and Cons of Seagate 1.5TB 7200.11 Hard Drive

    We use a lot of hard drives in our Desktop RAID system, such as Seagate 7200.12 1TB, 7200.11 1.5TB, Caviar Green 1TB, 2TB. Among all these hard drives, Seagate 7200.11 have the highest performance in terms of disk access/transfer or read-write speed that no other can even compete. Based on our test, all green series will be much slower compared to Seagate 1.5tb. And most importantly, its price is almost the most reasonable if you calculate on a $/GB basis. For example, we tested that copying a very large folder 3800 files/7GB from a standalone Seagate 1.5Tb disk to a 3-disk RAID 5 configuration in our Desktop RAID system only takes around 1 minute, but for all green series it will take 3~5 minutes to finish the job. We found Caviar green is almost the slowest hard drives among all our ...

  • by trancendenepoch
    Nov 16, 2011

    Reliable disk, requires fan cooling, has severe write performance issues.

    Traditionally a very reliable disk, this model holds up well under heavy use. It doesn't run too hot when in a fan-vented case. I would not recommend this disk for fanless enclosures. Great for backing up data since write performance is very poor under certain circumstances. Read performance is very good. BEWARE: This disk does not have rotational vibration correction. When used in systems/enclosures that produce significant vibration the write speed of the disk may be seriously impacted. In some instances performance has been reduced to 5MB/s and slower. DO NOT USE THIS DISK FOR any high performance applications that perform high write I/O (IE: Database, video editing/design, etc).

  • by snappershooter
    May 18, 2012

    Seagates are great, and ALL the capacity you paid for is there. Really!

    Your mileage may vary, but over the past 25+ years, I have found Seagate drives to be much more reliable than Western Digitals, and Maxtors aren't even in the race. To compute available disk space, you must know the math behind it. In decimal, 1 terabyte would be 1,000,000,000,000. In binary, it would be 2^40, or 1,099,511,627,776. A 1.5TB drive has 1,500,000,000,000 bytes (plus a few more). Divide that by 2^40, and you will get about 1.36TB, which is the capacity expressed in binary. To convert between decimal and binary for a drive measured in gigabytes, use 2^30; for megabytes, use 2^20; for kilobytes, use 2^10 (which is 1024, commonly called 1 kilobyte, or 1000 decimal). In that last case, the difference is only 24 per kilobyte, but by the time you get up into terabytes, the ...

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