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24TB Seagate BarraCuda 3.5" 7200 RPM 512MB Cache CMR Internal SATA Hard Drive $240 + Free Shipping

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Newegg [newegg.com] has 24TB Seagate BarraCuda 3.5" 7200 RPM 512MB Cache CMR Internal SATA Hard Drive (ST24000DM001) on sale for $240. Shipping is free.
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Today 03:04 PM
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jak10987Today 03:04 PM
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Did Segate finally improve the Barracuda series? These only have a 1 year warranty so I'm skeptical.
Today 03:24 PM
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jimsgrandmaToday 03:24 PM
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Quote from jak10987 :
Did Segate finally improve the Barracuda series? These only have a 1 year warranty so I'm skeptical.
Wow with just 1 year warranty I don't know why one would choose this over even a refurb one with 3 to 5 yr warranty thats cheaper per tb.
Today 04:30 PM
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eii7913Today 04:30 PM
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These have two year warranty.
Today 04:35 PM
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bengalihToday 04:35 PM
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Quote from jimsgrandma :
Wow with just 1 year warranty I don't know why one would choose this over even a refurb one with 3 to 5 yr warranty thats cheaper per tb.
I agree. But have you been finding those deals? Especially above 14tb?
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Today 05:51 PM
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afrugalfatherToday 05:51 PM
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Quote from jimsgrandma :
Wow with just 1 year warranty I don't know why one would choose this over even a refurb one with 3 to 5 yr warranty thats cheaper per tb.
"cheaper per tb". which ones? Link would be great. Cheapest on serverpartsdeals is Price per TB: $11.42
Last edited by afrugalfather October 7, 2025 at 11:03 AM.
Today 06:11 PM
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hdtv00Today 06:11 PM
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Yep I haven't seen a drive this cheap for ages it feels like. I wonder what that one dude meant about Linus or whatever doing video on serverpartsdeal ruined it. Cause yea I haven't seen a real deal there in ages. Which is how I've ran myself out of space trying to hold out.
Today 06:24 PM
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bengalihToday 06:24 PM
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Quote from hdtv00 :
Yep I haven't seen a drive this cheap for ages it feels like. I wonder what that one dude meant about Linus or whatever doing video on serverpartsdeal ruined it. Cause yea I haven't seen a real deal there in ages. Which is how I've ran myself out of space trying to hold out.
Linus Tech Tips did a video beginning of year and purchased like 60 drives from them and basically turned everyone on to what we already knew. ServerPartsDeals now sponsors them, which is only to say they clearly advertise more and have more buyers and this do not have the incentive to keep prices as low as they once were.

There are other global economics at play, but if we don't see any good used deals by the end of this year from those sources, I think it is safe to say we are effectively done with that for the foreseeable future. $10/TB, consumer grade drives with 1-2 year warranty is I think the best we can hope for, especially if trying to find dense capacity above 12-14TB.

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Today 06:26 PM
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KapidexToday 06:26 PM
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Personally I think there is more to it than one YouTuber making a video about SPD. Even a big channel like LTT is not enough to affect the entire HDD market. Prices have risen across the board, new/used/refurb and internal/external, etc.
Today 07:01 PM
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ThirdlightToday 07:01 PM
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Just watch out. First one I got had a hardware failure. RMA'd it yesterday. So no idea about next one.
Today 07:49 PM
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bengalihToday 07:49 PM
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Quote from Kapidex :
Personally I think there is more to it than one YouTuber making a video about SPD. Even a big channel like LTT is not enough to affect the entire HDD market. Prices have risen across the board, new/used/refurb and internal/external, etc.
I didn't state it was solely due to the video (in fact I explicitly stated there are other global factors in play). However, if you have a few hundred buyers out there who are interested in petabytes of storage and are urged on by positive experiences of others it is not out of line to think that everytime SPD gets a shipment of 1000 drives in that they get bought out much quicker.

This might not impact the pricing as much, but it does impact the availability.
All that said, if we don't see a deal by end of year, that is quite a while for a dry spell and I stand by that will continue to be the way for the foreseeable future. If we are lucky we might see a 20 TB on SPD with a 3-5 year warranty near the $200-225 mark, and I am personally holding my breath, but I can't hold out much longer. Hopefully deals like this one will still be around after the holidays when I realize I won't find anything better.
Today 08:09 PM
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zzhengToday 08:09 PM
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Thanks OP. Bought two. The short warranty is not ideal, but that's what backups are for. $/TB price point is great. I have used 4 of these as cold storage for the about 6 months and they seem to work fine.
As others have mentioned, these are rated for limited hours per year, so may not be suitable for NAS, although the official Seagate page lists NAS as use case. Probably better to spend $1 or $2 more per TB get recertified EXOS from SPD or GHD instead.
It's a fairly new product, I am not aware of any formal third party longevity testing on these yet.

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