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Сафронов Павел
06.09.2011
10/10
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- + Работает уже полгода как часы. Используется в качестве диска для файлопомойки. Стоит вместе с ещё 4мя дисками в серединке, просвет между которыми меньше миллиметра, обдуваемыми одним куллером,...
pupkin vasia
24.06.2011
10/10
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- + Абсолютно бесшумный,колоссальный объём памяти,без проблем установил и отформатировал, показывает полный объём.Не нагревается( температура по датчику около 30 град)Теперь с первого винчестера запись на второй на очень большой скорости.
- - Использую Жёский диск с 12 июня и никаких проблем не выявил.
Про другие фирмы ничего сказать...
Панков Анатолий
18.08.2011
4/10
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Ужасно
- + дешевле Western Digital WD20EARX
- - ненадёжен, высокий процент брака по сравнению с WD20EARX при примерно общем количестве продаж.
похрустывать начал очень нехорошо с самого...
Haba Haba
17.08.2011
2/10
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- + Не успел рассмотреть.
- - Тоже не успел увидеть.
Умер на второй день эксплуатации. Под вечер начал выключаться/включаться, причем винда на это никак...
арн дмитрий
05.07.2011
2/10
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- + Тихий и типа надежный.
- - Если умрет в результате перепада напряжения - подвисает системная область диска и восстановить доступными сейчас средствами нельзя.Ранние модели можно довольно просто-а этот никак...
Антон Ступичев
26.04.2011
10/10
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- + 1) Из всех Green-винтов, быстрее этого я еще не видел.
2) Скорость передачи данных HD Tune 2.55:
Максимум 147.8 Мб/с
Среднее: 107.1 Мб/с
Для сравнения мой старый винт Сигейт 500 Гб (далеко не Green серия) выдает ровно в 2 раза ниже показатели(в районе 50-60)!
3) Очень тихий, не слышно вообще
4) Холодный. 31 градус
5) Отличная цена за 2 Тб...
Ефремов Юрий
23.05.2011
2/10
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Ужасно
- + Тихий, негреется
- - Очень быстро умер.
Приобрел данный HDD 13 мая, он не проработал и недели, умер 18 мая, перестал...
Персашвили Дмитрий
11.02.2011
4/10
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Ужасно
- + Холодный (стоял под 120мм вентиляторами, 32*С)
Скорость чтения 140 Мб/с.
Звуков никаких не издает. - - Сдох через 2 недели использования (перестал определяться в BIOS). Информацию сдернуть не удалось (потерял 160 Гб). Работал без особых нагрузок. не перегревался выше 40*С. Был подключен к SATA2.
Обменял по...
Никитин Кирилл
23.01.2011
10/10
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- + Не шумный не греется))большая скорость чтения!наличие satа Ш (6Гб/сек(хотя он тут не к месту так как полностью он реализовать такую скорость не сможет))
Система работает тихо и стабильно. - - их нету...или пока нету
будут напишу
Начнем с того что долго выбирал винчестер.
выбирал между wd,самсунгом,и сиагейт.
два первых оказалисб...
выбирал между wd,самсунгом,и сиагейт.
два первых оказалисб...
Pro Vadim
12.04.2011
2/10
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- + Меркнут по сравнению с недостатками
- - Первый перестал определяться биосом через месяц-два эксплуатации в качестве хранилища видеофайлов (без торрентов)...
Переяславцев Алекс
25.01.2011
2/10
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- + Тихий, холодный, по всей видимости, шустрый.
- - Сдох через неделю эпизодического использования - просто перестал определяться. Сегодня понесу сдавать по гарантии. Хорошо, что информация, залитая на данный девайс, мне еще доступна для повторного копирования...
Скроменый эксперт
23.04.2011
4/10
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- + тихий
- - один из двух таких жескарей перестал определятся на второй день
Конюшенко Александр
08.02.2011
10/10
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- + Быстрый, тихий, без вибраций, не греется.
- - Нету
Использую неделю, быстрее предыдущего моего винта на 500Гб...
Александр Б.
12.12.2023
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Работает как хранилище данных (фотки, видео, загрузки) и для больших программ. Под систему скорость маловата
- - Возможно повезло - недостатков не обнаружил
Mikhail Romanov
12.12.2023
8/10
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Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + 1. Хорошие диски дешевые диски от Seagate
- - 1. Для долгосрочной стабильной работы не подойдут. Всегда нужно использовать или в "зеркале" или в другом типе RAID.
2. Я пытался их использовать в NAS, но лучше их там не использовать. Лучше купить более стабильные диски, предназначенные под длительную работу.
Хассан Абдурахман ибн Хоттаб
12.12.2023
4/10
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Плохая модель
- - Отработал всего 26000 часов и начал глючить : данные на всем диске не видятся, перезагружаешь - опять появляются. SMART выдает желтое предупреждение по нестабильным и переназначенным секторам и неисправимым ошибкам секторов.
Скроменый эксперт
06.07.2012
8/10
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Хорошо
I bought two of these drives in January 2012; one from Amazon and one from Newegg. At the time, Newegg was having some issues about how they were shipping their OEM drives (wrapped in bubble wrap, but otherwise loose in the box), but I was glad to see that both drives arrived double-boxed, with the drive in an anti-static bag with plastic holders on each end to prevent the drive from bouncing around. I rate both retailers equal in that regard.The drives were purchased for a ReadyNAS Duo upgrade, so I did not do any benchmarking on a PC for speed. This model was one of just a few 2TB drives approved by Netgear to run in the ReadyNAS Duo. After verifying that the firmware was up to date on the drives, backing up the existing ReadyNAS drives, and doing the requisite upgrades to the ReadyNAS to handle the advanced format 2TB drives, both of these drives were placed into service.Since this operation was basically a new drive installation, with a new secondary drive as well, the first drive was inserted and the ReadyNAS did the setup work it needed to perform. I then inserted the second drive and gave it a chance to mirror the data on the first drive before reloading any additional data.Once the mirroring process was complete, I began to restore nearly 1TB of data back onto the ReadyNAS. This took some time, but there weren't any problems transferring thousands of large and small files alike.Here we are, over five months and 3700+ operating hours later (almost continuous operation save for a few power-down periods), and there haven't been any problems. No errors reported through the SMART tests, and I have not found any data corruption problems. The drives are running quietly relative to the fan in the ReadyNAS at 95/96 degrees F in a 77F room.Since I didn't do any benchmarking on these drives, I don't know how happy I would be with them in a desktop environment from a performance standpoint. However, after more than five months of continuous duty and no issues, I'm happy with their reliability so far. Given that I would be looking for performance over power-savings in a desktop, I'd look at Seagate ST2000DM001 Barracuda 7200RPM 2 TB SATA 6 GB/s NCQ 64 MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive and Western Digital Caviar Black 2 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Internal Desktop Hard Drive - WD2002FAEX first for desktop data storage needs (the OS should go on an SSD, like the Crucial 128 GB m4 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive SATA 6Gb/s CT128M4SSD2).
Скроменый эксперт
12.06.2011
10/10
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My digital life went into the proverbial turd bucket, when I tripped over my 70 pound boxer, and my open, running laptop and I hit the deck, while reading an article.Of course I lost months of accumulation, that I'll never get back. I had no backup plan. With several PC's in our household, Online cloud services didn't appeal to me, and since I was the proud owner of a Netgear ReadyNAS NV+ with four 250g Seagates, I felt I could use it as a solution. The problem is that that horse already left the barn.... but that's another story.I bought Acronis Home Image 2011, and started to use it to back up my PC's. My capacity before the upgrade was 676 gigs, and based on how my backups were progressing, I knew I better start looking at upgrading my drives. I checked the READYNAS website and got their list of the latest 2TB drives that they certified and off I went shopping.The price per TB has come down. The last time I looked at the price of upgrading to 4 x 1TB, I remember it being around $450, so it was a pleasant surprise to see twice the capacity at a much lower price point. I choose the ST2000DL003's because of solid reviews, and my partiality to Seagate.Now for some technical observations, for those looking to upgrade their ReadyNAS NV+.My ReadyNAS NV+ unit originally shipped with four Seagate ST3250620AS 250g units. with is set up X-RAID, so with the redundancy, I had 676GB of usable space. These drives had only ~8,000 hours on them, and they have never given me any issues. So I'm sure I'll find them handy to have around...With Seagate touting the new ST2000DL003 drives as "Green", I decided to take some before and after power readings. The old drives idled consumed 29 watts, and while the drive were working the NAS consumed 52 watts at the power cord.ReadyNAS's touted X-Raid technology worked as advertised. I started with drive #1, and here is a typical log report for the four drives:Tue May 17 12:15:23 EDT 2011 Disk remove event occurred on SATA channel 1.Tue May 17 12:15:24 EDT 2011 Disk fail event occurred on SATA channel 1. If the failed disk is used in a RAID level 1, 5, or X-RAID volume, please note that volume is now unprotected, and an additional disk failure may render that volume dead.Tue May 17 12:22:46 EDT 2011 Disk add event occurred on SATA channel 1.Tue May 17 12:22:56 EDT 2011 Disk initialization started. The estimated time of completion is 17 hour(s) and 39 minute(s), at which time you will be notified via email. You can also check the progress in Frontview in the Volumes -> RAID Settings tab. Please do not shutdown the system while the initialization is in progress.Tue May 17 17:45:49 EDT 2011 Disk initialization successfully finished.Tue May 17 17:45:49 EDT 2011 RAID sync started on volume C.Tue May 17 19:07:21 EDT 2011 RAID sync finished on volume C. The volume is now fully redundant.Then after 2 - 3 days of rolling the four drives in, the wrap up looked like this:Thu May 19 07:52:09 EDT 2011 The first stage of the in-place volume expansion is done. Please reboot the device to complete the volume expansion.Thu May 19 07:53:27 EDT 2011 System is up.Thu May 19 08:10:07 EDT 2011 Please close this browser session and use RAIDar to reconnect to the device. System rebooting...Thu May 19 08:10:08 EDT 2011 Rebooting device...Thu May 19 15:04:23 EDT 2011 Data volume has been successfully expanded to 5490 GB.The watt meter settled down to around 45 watts while the drives were active,and around 25 watts at idle.If you crave more room in you NAS, these drives at their great price point definitely fill the bill. The drives strike a good balance of lower power consumption, less noise and heat, and a fat buffer. Hope this helps!
Скроменый эксперт
20.02.2012
2/10
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I can't honestly evaluate the product as I never received the proper hard disk drive. I received a different model Seagate 2T drive and additionally, the drive I did receive was defective and slower than what I ordered. I hadn't realized I had the wrong item at first, I discovered that when I had problems and returned to my Amazon account to check the Deal-Stop return policy/proceedure for defective items and discovered the difference in Model number (only one digit was different). The drive did receive was model ST2000DL001 and was a lot slower but still 2T. Deal-Stops invoice had the correct Model and Serial Number for the drive I received.I had problems trying to install Windows 7 on the drive. Windows 7 returned an error saying it could not configure the drive. I assumed it was something I did at first, but could not get the drive loaded properly even with help from Microsoft support. I eventually downloaded software from Seagate to test and possibly repair the drive. When I first called Deal-Stop to return the drive they were not very co-operative told me it was under warrenty and I should send it to Seagate instead of return it. After I discovered the model number I received was different from what I ordered Deal-Stop became very co-operative. Because Deal-Stop had sent the wrong item, I couldn't send it to Seagate for repair/replacement and get what I ordered. Deal-Stop gave me a return Authorization at that point which expired within 15 days. I returned the drive re-paid the next day at my expence($14.27). The following day I recieved another email from Deal-Stop with a return UPS Label, too late for me to use. I called Deal-Stop and was told me they could not refund my UPS Charges since Amazon would not let them refund more than I had paid, even though they sent the wrong item. Deal-Stop also took a week longer than they said it would take to refund my money. As a result I still am without a new Hard Drive. And $14.27 poorer. I droped 2 stars for getting the wrong item and then 2 more for they way they handled the problems.My Advice to all is to FIRST double check the verify any item you receive is exactly as you ordered and make sure you get a pre-paid return label before returning something that is wrong or defective. Also, if you get hard drive, see if the manufacturer has test software to check it out completely, before wasting a week to load it then find any problems. Sometimes even brand new hard drives can be defective, because the firmware will load and pass a quick test.
Скроменый эксперт
05.03.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I bought three of these at the same time and put them in a Synology cube station in a RAID5. I use that one unit as a home file server, media server, and pretty much all-around primary storage for my home with three PCs and a few media systems, some on a 1Gb LAN and some wireless. Hence, it gets plenty of activity from simultaneous clients on a regular basis. They perform great and the volume is over half full. I've run a few scans and SMART checks and found no errors. I can't find anything to complain about these, and will probably buy another at some point to fill the fourth slot in the system.It may not be a fair comparison, but I previously had another Synology cube station of a previous model and filled it with Western Digital drives of the time, mostly 320GB units. I lost about one a year during the 4+ years I had it, although thanks to RAID, I never lost any data. So, 1.5 years without losing one of these with similar or increased use is encouraging. I'd give these 5-stars except that I can't find anything particularly extraordinary about them, which is what I normally save that rating for.
Скроменый эксперт
12.03.2012
2/10
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I ordered this BRAND NEW 2 TB SATA 6GB/s Segate (GREEN) drive for a backup of all my valuable data. Some files would not copy over to the NEW drive because they were stuck on the old 1TB drives. So after starting over with the copy proecess several times (3 maybe 4) I decided to Move (copy/delete) the files to the new drive. That way I would know which files were getting stuck and were having problems. Well I managed to get all the files over to the NEW Backup Drive from SEAGATE. These files included thousands and thousands of my .pdf books, music files converted from LP, cassette and cd as well as purchased and downloaded, and business documents, and finally pictures of all my trips, vacations with the family, Europe Hooneymoon, kids growing up, and pictures of my deceased mother, etc. 30 years of data. After getting it all over to the new drive.... it CRASHED! CRASHED! before I could get the data back to the original drives for normal usage. Error said "Drive must be formated before it can be used." I'm going to use SPINRITE 6.x to try to recover my files. Say a prayer... not for me,but for SEAGATE, so that they can stop ruining the memories that people work hard to collect and save.FOLLOW UP POST:I contacted Seagate about recovering my data:WATCH OUT: NEW SEAGATE DRIVE DIES AFTER TWO WEEKS. THEY CHARGE YOU FOR DATA RECOVERY. $99.00IS YOUR DATA WORTH SAVING $30.00 ON A CHEAP DRIVE?They deleted my complaint as posted on their Facebook page. They deleted the post but not before I made a copy of it. They are some real low lifes. Buy this drive at your own peril. Don't go through this pain for $30.00 saving.I talked to a Supervisor: Mark (Employee ID: 434468). He told me that the company charges for the software, and that data recovery is expensive if I wanted to go somewhere else. So, if I wanted my memories back, that was the price. I told him I would use Spinrite and never buy anything from them again, and return the drive after I recovered my data. He was fine with that. I agree that $99.00 is cheap to recover 30 years of data, if the drive was out of warranty, but it was only two weeks old! Two Weeks! Just enough time to get your data on to it and crash. And they still want to charge you for selling defective products. I really hate companies that act like this.
Скроменый эксперт
03.01.2013
2/10
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My first drive was a 20 meg Seagate drive which cost more than this one. Sadly, I bought one less than six months ago, and it failed with less than 3100 hours on it (from SMART).But what prompted me to write the review was the fact that the warranty-*REPLACEMENT* drive is also junk. The original was manufactured in China, the replacement (refurbished) in Korea. Interestingly the refurbished drive shows 0 hours in SMART, so evidently they are able to reset the counters.So, replacement drive is failing after less than 48 hours. "The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, has a bad block."Caveat emptor. This was supposed to be a RAID-1 companion to a WD drive:amazon dot com/RE4-Enterprise-Hard-Drive-WD2003FYYS/dp/B002XW44QYI am extremely impressed w/ the WD drive. I'm currently doing a robocopy of 1.5 T of data, and the WD is significantly faster than the Seagate (plus, the WD doesn't lock up & throw a bunch of errors). chkdsk on the wd was an order of magnitude faster than the equivalent Seagate drive.Over on newegg, I see similar complaints about Seagate's plummet, esp. wrt their "rebranding" of Samsung. If you're about to purchase a Samsung drive assuming you'll get the same quality, beware, since Seagate bought them out.
Скроменый эксперт
27.02.2013
2/10
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I used to only buy Seagate drives, and at the time most came with 5 year warranty, the best in the biz. But now most are 3 year warranty, and I have had multiple drives fail shortly after the 3 year mark. They will not work out any kind of replacement or discount once past the warranty, so I am essentially out $150 plus for "top of the line" drives. Based on my recent experience I am now using a competitor (Toshiba), hoping they are better. So far their drives are quieter, and performance in line with Seagate. The ONLY thing I still like about Seagate is their utilities for testing drives that have errors and have failed. But I would much rather have a drive that doesn't fail, and not need to use that software. So I guess their priorities are in the wrong place.
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30.04.2012
10/10
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After moving around about 5TB of data recently, I noticed a loud, obnoxious clicking noise coming from my Probox 4-bay enclosure, and fearing for my data I removed each hard drive and tested them on my desk to find out what was wrong. I've had 2 SG drives fail before and lose a significant amount of data, 0 WDs, so I've been biased for awhile and figured it was the SG drives clicking again. WRONG. My 2 2TB SG drives were running flawlessly and barely made any noise at all, no matter what I did to them. I then tested my 2 1TB WD Caviar Black drives (considered to be WDs best and most reliable drives) and BOTH of them were much louder than the SGs when seeking for data, one was even audible down the hall and in the next room. I would partially attribute this to the 7200rpm speed, but that only explains them being louder than the SGs, which spin slower, the noise difference between the two WDs is unacceptable and the louder one is getting replaced soon.Now that I'm considering changing my allegiance, I have some advice to offer potential buyers of ANY brand of hard drive. Always make a backup, of your backup. Drives are incredibly cheap now, so get 2. Get them both from different manufacturers and see which one works better for you. Once you test them both, if they both pass, delete one and use it for something else, sell it, or just keep it in your closet for an emergency.EDIT: Forgot to mention, by Caviar Black killer, I do NOT mean performance-wise. Obviously a 7200rpm drive is "better" than a 5400 or 5900, but when you run most everything from a SSD, spindle speed becomes basically irrelevant and size and reliability are your biggest concerns. Also if you store huge files, like BD/DVD rips, a slower spinning drive is better. Google it for a better explanation if you're curious.
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