Seagate ST2000DM001 2TB
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Release Period- Nov-2011
ST2000DM001 2TB Review
Seagate ST2000DM001 2TB is a recent HDD with excellent capacity and above the average performance, considering today's standards.
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ST2000DM001 2TB Technical Specifications
Drive Type
Form Factor
Interface
Power
HDD Details
Standard HDD
3.5"
SATA 6Gb/s
8 Watts
HDD Capacity
HDD Cache
HDD RPM
HDD IOPS
Read speed
Write speed
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Scouten9
06:47 Aug-13-2012

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an amazing harddrive for its price, high capacity and quite fast
m3ogdy
18:54 Apr-26-2013

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Yeah, and it still has plenty of space...1.74TB after formatting it.
Man, you should've seen the amount of GB you WASTE with 3TB&4TB HDDs....it's a shame.
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