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Tag: Seagate
Seagate 1200 200GB SAS SSD (ST200FM0013) Quick Benchmarks
Our quick benchmarks of the Seagate 1200 200GB SAS SSD. These SSDs have a model number of ST200FM0013 and prove to be significantly faster than the Pulsar.2
Seagate 1200 400GB SAS SSD (ST400FM0013) Quick Benchmarks
Today we are putting the Seagate 1200 400GB SAS SSD through our quick benchmarks. The actual model name is the Seagate ST400FM0013 for these drives
2x Seagate Pulsar.2 200GB SAS SSD RAID Benchmarks
Our Seagate Pulsar.2 200GB SAS SSD RAID 0 benchmarks. It seems like these Seagate MLC SAS SSDs are performing better in RAID arrays than we would expect
Seagate Pulsar.2 200GB SAS SSD Quick Benchmarks
Recently we have been investigating some of the higher-end SAS SSDs and now for a quick preview of the Seagate Pulsar.2 200GB SSD.
Western Digital Earnings Blowout. Oligopoly Benefiting
Western Digital released earnings that absolutely blew out analyst estimates this week. Analysts are expecting Seagate to follow suit next week. This makes a...
Solid State Drives Are Now Less Expensive than Hard Drives
I had not thought about this in awhile, but Solid State Drives (SSDs) are now less expensive than their hard drive counterparts. Sure, someone...
Seagate one-ups Western Digital, Slashing Warranties
Seagate followed, and in many ways out-did Western Digital in slashing warranties, even on their nearline storage disks. This shouldn't be a surprise since...
Western Digital Downgrades Warranty on New Drives Starting January 2, 2012
For those that have not seen, The Register is reporting that Western Digital is cutting warranties on its Caviar (desktop 3.5") and Scorpio (notebook...
Time to buy traditional hard drives for Q4 2011?
I generally tell folks to purchase the hard drive capacity they need for data, redundancy and hot spares taking into account their storage growth...
How to Fix the 746GB Available of a 3TB Hard Drive...
Many users have been finding themselves with brand new Sandy Bridge motherboards and the hard drive industry's now affordable 3TB drives only to see...