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Seagate - Barracuda 3TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive

( 4.5 Average / 180 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Seagate

Part #

ST3000DM001

Capacity

3TB

Interface

SATA 6 Gb/s

Cache

64MB

RPM

7200

Form Factor

3.5"

GB/$1.00

35.74

Price/GB

$0.028

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Amazon $83.94 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime In stock $83.94
( 21 new from $83.94, 9 used from $59.00. Last updated 48 minutes ago. )
OutletPC $88.49 $88.49+
B&H $89.00 +FREE s/h In stock $89.00
Directron $99.99 Out of stock $99.99+
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Reviews

TheAnonymousThomas 15 points 29 months ago
from completed build Operation : Recovery

Got it refurbished on amazon very happy with the speed boost from my old 5400 RPM drive.

dhomolerdog 4 points 27 months ago
from completed build Pup Shepard's Editing and Gaming Machine 2011 - 2016

Works well, not too many issues yet. Mostly use it for date storage

wampflerman 22 points 24 months ago
from completed build Blue Demon Streaming/gaming

A great hard drive. Best value in its class. No problems with installation

Obviouslyhax 16 points 24 months ago
from completed build My First PC Build (i7 & 290X)

I know people are going to start flaming at me saying I need an SSD, but I don't have one in this build because I was really focused on value for gaming and video editing. An SSD will help me load my OS and games faster, but the extra $150 could be spent elsewhere, such as the graphics card or cpu. I would've had to skimp out on one of these if I chose to have an SSD. I ended up getting a 3TB Seagate Barracuda, because I have a lot of junk to store on my computer, video files and games are huge, so I thought this hard drive would be a good choice. I have seen some reviews claiming that these HDD's have high failure rates, but mine has been going fine so far (fingers crossed).

Russmax 8 points 23 months ago
from completed build First build! I7-5820K, GTX 970.

It's a hard drive. 3 TB for lots of music, pictures, and video. Maybe I'll add another one.

SpeshBun 13 points 23 months ago
from completed build Old Betty

Have worked fine so far. I hear failure rates are through the proverbial roof though. We shall see...

danieltoruno 326 points 22 months ago
from completed build PROJECT: JETTE - $4K Workstation/Gaming PC (First time build)

I've been using this HDD for mass storage in my workstation build and this is just a fantastic product. I have no idea at how they price it at only $100 or less!

neilbe4me 14 points 20 months ago
from completed build (First PC Build) From Budget to Beast [Razer Theme]

This HDD was purchased several months after the Birth Date. I selected this HDD because of the capacity and price. This was being sold on Amazon for only $70! I definitely had to snag this one for the price. I never had any issues when installing and partitioning it. It was easy as 1, 2, 3.

MattOfDoom 8 points 20 months ago
from completed build My First Custom Build

While most of my most played games run on the SSD this HDD is still great for playing games as well as just pure storage of all my videos, music, and other files. Easy to install and easy to use I can't recommend Seagate enough.

Fr0st_Byte 8 points 19 months ago
from completed build Fireball ~ The Upgrade [Team Red]

Some noises that I'm not too comfortable with, but passed S.M.A.R.T. and other tests, so I'll hope it's normal. 3TB is lots of storage, and for just $80.