Testseek.co.uk have collected 51 expert reviews of the Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 SATA300 ST3-AS Series and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 SATA300 ST3-AS Series.
April 2009
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51 Reviews
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We found it slightly hard to come up with a conclusion on the 7200.12 1TB drive. We were slightly disappointed because we were hoping the flagship model of the 7200.12 series would have improved seek time over the 500GB 410AS model and the previous ge...
The worlds first terabyte hard drive hit the market less than two years ago. Back then, it took five 200GB platters to hit the 1TB mark. Today, Seagates Barracuda 7200.12 gets there with just two 500GB platters. And the latest cuda makes good use of...
For sure, the new Seagate 7200.12 series of HDD is significantly faster than its is predecessor, the 7200.11. Upgrading is just worthy and will boost the performance of your PC. You can easily expect a faster reading by 17MB/sec, while writing writin...
Were happy with the 7200.12 series so far. Performance is great in most areas, besting the 7200.11 series 1.5TB drive and the Velociraptor in some tests. The power consumption and temps are also an improvement over the previous generation of drives,...
Strong performance and noticeably quieter than its predecessor. The Barracuda 7200.12 1TB is more than good enough for an OS drive, but also good bottomless storage for your movies and music ...
The Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 ST31000528AS 1TB hard drive is speedy and offers good value. If you need 1TB of data storage in a single drive, this is worth considering. ...
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The Seagate hard drive we reviewed last time was unique, as it was the first 1.5 TB hard drive. And the one we are reviewing today - also from Seagate - is again special, as it is the first 1 TB hard drive with just two platters as against the three in...
Abstract: Même constat, on gagne là aussi quelques Mo/sec. En 0.5 Ko, la lecture est de 7 Mo/sec, pour une écriture de 5 Mo/sec. Le plein potentiel est atteint en 64 Ko, avec 120 Mo/sec en lecture comme en..
Abstract: Cette fois, le disque n'est pas le même. On est toujours sur du 500 Go à 7200 trs et du SATA II, mais cette fois le disque dur exploite un unique plateau de 500 Go, et 16 Mo de mémoire cache. Cela lui permettra normalement d'offrir des meilleures performances malgré le cache en moins, et sa hauteur est..
Abstract: Difficile de comparer des unités aussi différentes. Quand certaines sont plutôt destinées à un usage grand public de stockage, d'autres sont plutôt spécialisées dans des tâches plus contraignantes comme la mise en RAID ou l'accès aléatoire multi-utilisateurs. Les premiers sont..
