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Adaptive Firmware AgileArray. Helping to effectively combine multiple HDDs in a NAS server. Vibration sensors.
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Seagate IronWolf ST10000VN000 10TB 7200 RPM 256MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5' Hard Drives Bare Drive | $379.99 |  | |||
Seagate - IronWolf ST10000VN000 10TB 7200 RPM 256MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drives Bare Drive - OEM | $389.99 |  | |||
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Seagate IronWolf 10TB NAS Hard Drive 7200 RPM 256MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s CMR 3.5' Internal HDD for RAID Network Attached Stora | $450.00 |  | |||
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Series Seagate IronWolf (NAS)Compare using chart →
12 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
4 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
14 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
4 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 5400 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
16 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
8 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
8 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
8 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
28 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 512 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
20 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
1 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 5400 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
10 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
2 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 5400 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
24 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 512 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
18 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
32 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 512 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
2 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
4 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 64 MB, write CMR, 5900 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
12 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
6 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 5400 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
Model overview based on user reviews
The Seagate IronWolf IronWolf series is highly regarded for its affordable pricing, quiet operation, and impressive speed. Users appreciate its suitability for NAS systems, with many highlighting its low noise levels even under continuous operation. The drives are praised for their large storage capacities, ranging from 1TB to 16TB, making them ideal for both personal and professional use. Some users noted minor noise issues, particularly at night, but these are generally considered manageable. A few reviews mentioned packaging concerns and isolated cases of defective units, but overall, the series is seen as reliable and efficient. The drives maintain cool temperatures and offer good performance, with some users experiencing speeds higher than advertised. Overall, the Seagate IronWolf IronWolf series is recommended for those needing robust storage solutions with excellent value for money.
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method of writing CMR on the entire IronWolf + NAS series, I hope they added 3 letters for a reason =) time will tell  Danzel: use Seagate ST3000VN007 less than month |
It's too early to talk about reliability, time will tell. I'll update the review if so. -Good speeds, around 170MB/s for read/write. The wd Red 2TB has worse performance. -Doesn't heat up. In 33-degree heat, the drive maintains 43 degrees while working. -Quiet, no vibrations. I haven't even fixed it in place, just placed it at the bottom of the case for now. nothing yet Alex Crime: use Seagate ST3000VN007 less than month |
I fell for a lot of reviews about silence and bought a 2 GB model, in fact the unit turned out to be very noisy, well, for me personally. In silence, you can hear buzzing, dull humming, chirping, etc. from 2 meters away. It also constantly turns on and off, and this is especially noisy. I had to buy a soundproof box, but even in it the operation of the unit is a little audible. Apparently people have a problem with their hearing, or are these marketer provocateurs writing about silence. Possibly a reliable unit according to reviews... 1. Packaging. It's like a candy wrapper; many products in stores are packaged much better. 2. Noise, probably all the hard drives make noise..., haven't changed them in 11 years. |
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Seagate IronWolf ST10000VN0008 configurations
| Price for Seagate IronWolf ST10000VN0008 | ||||
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 | Seagate IronWolf ST1000VN002 1 TB cache 64 MB | from $264.72 | 2 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST1000VN008 1 TB cache 256 MB | from $255.28 | 2 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN004 2 TB 64/5900 | from $176.67 | 3 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003 2 TB 256/5400 | from $248.00 | 2 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST3000VN007 3 TB 64/5900 | from $209.98 | 2 offers | |
 | Seagate IronWolf ST3000VN006 3 TB 256/5900 | from $264.72 | 2 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST4000VN008 4 TB 64/5900 | from $210.00 | 3 offers | |
 | Seagate IronWolf ST4000VN006 4 TB 256/5400 | from $180.49 | 4 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN0041 6 TB 128/7200 | from $379.45 | 3 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN0033 6 TB 256/7200 | from $753.24 | 2 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST6000NE0021 6 TB 256/7200 | from $502.54 | 2 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN001 6 TB N001 | from $329.45 | 4 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST8000VN0022 8 TB N0022 | from $385.27 | 4 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST8000VN004 8 TB N004 | from $207.99 | 6 offers | |
 | Seagate IronWolf ST10000VN0008 10 TB | from $379.99 | 17 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST12000VN0008 12 TB | from $349.99 | 10 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST14000VN0008 14 TB | from $574.10 | 4 offers | |
| Seagate IronWolf ST16000VN001 16 TB | from $629.97 | 6 offers | |
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Guardians of the gigabyte galaxy
In 2016, one of the leading players in the storage market, Seagate, carried out a radical update of its lineup, which was united into the Seagate Guardian virtual team. The updated line includes ordinary consumer HDD Seagate BarraCuda, designed for Seagate SkyHawk video surveillance systems and IronWolf helium-filled drives designed for home NAS systems. It is the latter that we will talk about today.
AgileArray adaptive firmware for NAS servers
The “iron wolf” feature was an increased operational load by the standards of NAS servers (they promise 180 TB per year) and the use of AgileArray adaptive firmware, which, using a two-plane balancing mechanism, improves drive stabilization, increases speed and reduces power consumption in a RAID array. Simply put, it minimizes the mutual influence of several drives on each other. To solve the same problem, IronWolf uses rotational vibration sensors. And to reduce energy consumption, Seagate has equipped the hard drive with the EPC software package, which, if necessary, can reduce the activity of electronic components, park heads, slow down the spindle speed, and even turn off the engines. As you can see, the set of specifications is noticeably different from other capacious HDDs that are designed for use in conditional server data centers.
Fast and loud
Like the BarraCuda Pro, the IronWolf 10TB hard drives are based on seven 1.4TB platters and spin at 7200rpm. In everyday usage scenarios, it demonstrates high speeds (sequential write up to 250 MB / s), and a fast 256 MB cache reduces speed drops during long copies. The only negative is that due to the high speed of rotation of the plates, the IronWolf can hardly be called quiet: in idle time, the noise is slightly higher than the background noise, during active work it is already much more noticeable, although it does not go beyond the thresholds of the comfort zone.
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10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
10 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
10 TB, built-in, server, helium, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, write CMR, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 3 years
10 TB, built-in, server, 3.5 ", buffer: 256 MB, 7200 rpm, connection: SATA3, warranty 5 years
P.S. I'm actually surprised why the 2 Tb versions are more expensive; basically, it's the same thing with less capacity.