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Hitachi Deskstar 3.5 Inch 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA II 32 MB Cache Internal Hard Drive 0S02860
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The Deskstar 7K1000.C hard drive is a 7200 RPM 3.5-inch hard drive that provides an exceptional blend of power efficiency and performance, making it an ideal solution for powerfriendly consumer and commercial desktop computers. This third-generation 1TB hard drive from Hitachi boosts media transfer rate performance by as much as 13% over its predecessor. Highlights, 1TB capacity, 7200 RPM performance, Up to 18% idle power savings over previous generation product, Halogen-free design for footprint and Built on award-winning proven design..../ Hitachi Deskstar 3.5 Inch 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA II 32 MB Cache Internal Hard Drive 0S02860 / caviar kit...Read more
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Next level of hard drive size- 3Tb Hitachi 64Mb cache 7200 rpm Sata Iii : Hitachi Deskstar 3.5 Inch 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA II 32 MB Cache Internal Hard Drive 0S02860
Years ago I started using Ibm's line of hard disks to cut failure rates. I have Ibm drives with 1/2 million spinning hours logged and no failures in a new low level reformat to build a 20Tb Nas Raid. Hitachi for a while was producing the Ibm drives and ultimately bought out that group of Ibm, but kept the potential in the product.
In the same load of that raid-5 ideas Synology 5-Bay Plug-n-Use Expansion Unit to Ds1010+ and Ds710+ Network Attached storehouse Dx510 (Black) the old Ibm drives were loaded side by side with two new Wd 2.0 Gb drives and the whole 5 drive ideas was given a low level format. In the logfile, the two Wd drives had multiple (>100) read errors and a few (>30) bad sectors while the antique Ibm discs had zero failures. In the main box I had bought some of these Hitachi units and found they also did a low level format with zero errors.
While I don't want to fancy on why Ibm left the diskdrive business, their legacy of reliability, speed, and capacity has proven their whole value in preserving data for years without problems. Today I insist on using hitachi's Ibm legacy mechanism in new computers or raid storehouse arrays because out of 40+ Ibm style drives in use both in on/off environments and constant spinning environments, none have failed.
There are free tools on the internet that will let you read your drive's "log" of errors - I extremely propose not only the hitachi disk systems but this software for reading the s.m.a.r.t. Memory in the drives you have to predict time to come reliability or failures. While all mechanical devices finally die, retention track of subtle failure hints is important.
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