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16TB Seagate Exos X24 Enterprise 3.5" 7.2K RPM SATA Hard Drive (Recertified) Expired
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Server Part Deals has 16TB Seagate Exos X24 Enterprise 3.5" 7.2K RPM SATA Hard Drive (Manufacturer Recertified, ST16000NM000H) on sale for $139.99. Shipping is free.
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- 16TB Capacity
- 7200 RPM Spindle Speed
- 3.5" Form Factor
- 512 MB Cache
- Max Sustained transfer rate OD (MiB/s): 272 (285 MB/s max)
- Sustained transfer rate OD (MiB/s): 259 (272 MB/s max)
- Uses conventional magnetic recording (CMR)
- Read/write performance of 168/550 IOPS
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Server Part Deals has 16TB Seagate Exos X24 Enterprise 3.5" 7200 RPM 6Gb/s Hard Drive (Recertified, ST16000NM000H) on sale for $139.99. Shipping is free.
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They're still great deals. You're getting the remaining useful life on a drive made to run for a long time at high data rates. And, you can buy double the disks vs new ones, so you can setup your backup even easier.
https://www.backblaze.c
TLDR; avoid Seagate 12tb and 14tb. 16tb drives so far look very good (X18). No published data yet on X24.
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yes that's my case use
This model has an H on the end, but Backblaze Drive Stats lists one with a G on the end. The G model looks like it is performing pretty well for Backblaze with a 0.70% annual failure rate so far.
The Seagate spec sheets show what the different model numbers mean, but for the X24 they show only ST16000NM001H, 002H, 005H, 006H, and 007H. So I have no idea what 000H means.
https://www.seagate.com/content/d...-en_US.pdf
EDIT: It looks like the "000H" may be a "002H" that was relabeled to indicate that it's refurbished. At least that's what I see from non-US sites like Amazon.uk: https://www.amazon.co.u
Item model number ST16000NM002H / NM000H
I bought 4 x20's and a x18 they all are still going a year later no problems. They look new great quality.
Check backblaze stats and you will see they still have the biggest hard drive failure rates from any company.
My friend said the same thing "SeaGates are good now". I bought one and within a year it died, I lost all my data. Huge collection of movies, music, games, programs, all my tools that I coded myself.
Shouldn't have went with his word even though he's in IT. I'm in the space too but I thought sure why not I'll give them a shot.
Data is priceless, if you want to lose it go with SeaGate 🤙
You mean if you want to lose it never have redundancies and never ever store your backups in another location. I have four of these they are running with no issues. I would be surprised if I could kill one in five years .
This price is what the 14TB drives have been selling for recently, and this is a slightly newer model.
Since all drives fail I use the cost savings to buy additional ones for backups. I find the benefit of mirroring everything with used/certified drives is the most cost effective. All the warranty does is replace the drive, not the data, and in my experience the warranty replacement is a recertified drive, just like this one.
These are also enterprise grade drives, and while used have been re-certified by the manufacturer. I find the used drives to be better than the consumer grade drives which I have had to RMA for warranty. My thinking is you are getting a drive at a deep discount with a lower risk of failure than just buying a used drive. Also as long as you mirror your data you can replace a failed drive quickly while you wait for a free replacement should it fail in two years.
Worth the risk to me, but everyone is different, but this is my logic for buying them when I used to think you were out of your mind to buy a used hard drive. Sometimes you have to reevaulate things to find out a better way.
Everyone that calls them trash is likely to poor to buy new backups for all their drives, so that makes you the smart guy here.
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Likewise the X24 were released in Q4 of 2023, also falling within the definition of "around" 2024 https://www.anandtech.com/show/21...-hamr-hdds [anandtech.com]
Try running a disk test or any consistent disk activity on them. Sounds like a heard of elephants with an IO test running.
Check backblaze stats and you will see they still have the biggest hard drive failure rates from any company.
My friend said the same thing "SeaGates are good now". I bought one and within a year it died, I lost all my data. Huge collection of movies, music, games, programs, all my tools that I coded myself.
Shouldn't have went with his word even though he's in IT. I'm in the space too but I thought sure why not I'll give them a shot.
Data is priceless, if you want to lose it go with SeaGate 🤙
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