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Ironwolf 1TB HDD Hard Drive 3.5" SATA III 5900rpm with 64MB Cache for NAS ST1000VN002
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Ironwolf 1TB HDD Hard Drive 3.5" SATA III 5900rpm with 64MB Cache for NAS ST1000VN002

Suitable for home use, small businesses, and servers.

Suitable for home use, small businesses, and servers.

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  • Usage

    NAS

    Disks for use in NAS (Network-Attached Storage) systems that provide access to data from all devices on a network. They are designed for continuous operation with other such disks in RAID configurations to protect data from failures.

  • Communication Protocol

    Hard drives communicate with the computer through a protocol.

    There are two protocols for HDD hard drives, SATA (for simple use) and SAS (high reliability for corporate use).

    SATA III

    A modern hard disk connection standard that offers twice the maximum speed compared to SATA II.

    The majority of hard disks use this standard.

    The motherboard must support it for the disk to operate at its maximum potential.

  • Cache Size

    Intermediate temporary memory between the disk and the computer, allowing the hard disk to provide faster and more immediate access to data. It does not have any particular benefit for the average user.

  • Form Factor

    The size of the HDD hard drive.

    3.5

    The classic size of a desktop computer hard disk drive (HDD).

  • Rotation Speed

    The most important feature along with capacity is that the faster the rotation speed of a hard disk, the faster the access and storage of data it can provide.

    5900

    Slow and hard HDD disks are usually used for storing large volumes of data that are not frequently used (e.g. for backups, DVR). They are not recommended for installing programs and games.
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Description

Description

Suitable for home use, small businesses, and servers.

Health and Data Recovery

IronWolf Health Management (IHM) improves overall system reliability by displaying prevention, intervention, and recovery options. When IronWolf or IronWolf Pro hard drives are integrated into compatible NAS systems, overall system reliability increases due to continuous monitoring and user notifications.

Conventional Magnetic Recording Maintains Performance

Many users can simultaneously upload and download data to a NAS system with IronWolf hard drives. 

IronWolf hard drives 4 TB and above are equipped with RV sensors to maintain performance in multi-bay NAS enclosures.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Compatibility

Use
NAS

Use

NAS

Disks for use in NAS (Network-Attached Storage) systems that provide access to data from all devices on a network. They are designed for continuous operation with other such disks in RAID configurations to protect data from failures.

Product Details

Capacity
1000 GB

Capacity

The amount of data that a hard disk can store. 2TB and 4TB are the golden ratio of cost and capacity. For simple use, 1TB is likely sufficient. For reference, a 1TB hard disk can hold approximately 250,000 photos taken with a 12MP camera or 250 movies.
Communication Protocol
SATA III

Communication Protocol

Hard drives communicate with the computer through a protocol.

There are two protocols for HDD hard drives, SATA (for simple use) and SAS (high reliability for corporate use).

SATA III

A modern hard disk connection standard that offers twice the maximum speed compared to SATA II.

The majority of hard disks use this standard.

The motherboard must support it for the disk to operate at its maximum potential.

Performance

RPM
5900 rpm

RPM

The most important feature along with capacity is that the faster the rotation speed of a hard disk, the faster the access and storage of data it can provide.

5900
Slow and hard HDD disks are usually used for storing large volumes of data that are not frequently used (e.g. for backups, DVR). They are not recommended for installing programs and games.
Cache size
64 MB

Cache size

Intermediate temporary memory between the disk and the computer, allowing the hard disk to provide faster and more immediate access to data. It does not have any particular benefit for the average user.

Dimensions

Form Factor
3.5 "

Form Factor

The size of the HDD hard drive.

3.5
The classic size of a desktop computer hard disk drive (HDD).

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (3)

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  • George Chatzidakis
    5
    George Chatzidakis

    Verified purchase

    Purchased for a small (backup) NAS. Everything is good so far, normal temperatures and minimal noise.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • volvo2756
    4
    0 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    volvo2756

    Verified purchase

    Well, I have 2 identical storage drives. I use them through Dockstation. On one, I download and the other for backup. I haven't experienced high temperatures, they don't make annoying noise. They have a good price. Now, if they last, for example, 10 years, top of the top for me. If they last 6 months, the watermelon is bad. I believe that hard drives are purely a matter of luck. So far, they are doing their job for me.

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  • NIKOS_G28
    5
    122 out of 122 members found this review helpful
    NIKOS_G28

    Verified purchase

    WARNING!!!!!!
    TO ALL FUTURE HARD DISK BUYERS.
    REMANUFACTURED DISKS ARE CIRCULATING THAT ARE BEING MARKETED AS NEW IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO RECOGNIZE THEM!!!.
    A few days ago, I had such an experience with the purchase of a Seagate Ironwolf 1TB hard disk from a store through Skroutz.
    I didn't open the plastic wrap, but from the label, I can see signs that it is a remanufactured product and not brand new. The words "recertified product" and "CSO LOT NUMBER" are present. The product is of the initial production on December 10, 2019.
    I tried to contact the store, but they didn't answer the calls. It is an online-only store that I won't name because I'm not sure if they were aware of the product's quality and intentionally did it.
    Then I contacted Seagate support, who confirmed that these disks should not be sold but given as replacements to existing customers when their product cannot be repaired. This particular disk had no warranty because its serial number was unknown!
    With this confirmation, I turned to Skroutz's support department, who approved the return of the product, a process they handled themselves, including the courier, etc. Once the product arrived at their headquarters, the amount I initially paid was refunded.
    In the end, I bought the product from another store, and everything is fine.
    P.S.
    WARNING!!!
    There are also disks circulating that may have the correct label, but internally they are not the disk indicated. Let's say it says 1TB, but the disk is actually 250GB. This is achieved by "tampering" with the data in the eeprom on the disk, so the computer's operating system perceives it differently, and you keep writing and writing until your data is not saved. That's why I recommend using file backup applications that also verify the data at the end.
    Good luck!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Speed
    • Quiet
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • George Chatzidakis
    5
    George Chatzidakis

    Purchased for a small (backup) NAS. Everything is good so far, normal temperatures and minimal noise.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • volvo2756
    4
    volvo2756

    Well, I have 2 identical storage drives. I use them through Dockstation. On one, I download and the other for backup. I haven't experienced high temperatures, they don't make annoying noise. They have a good price. Now, if they last, for example, 10 years, top of the top for me. If they last 6 months, the watermelon is bad. I believe that hard drives are purely a matter of luck. So far, they are doing their job for me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • NIKOS_G28
    5
    NIKOS_G28

    WARNING!!!!!!
    TO ALL FUTURE HARD DISK BUYERS.
    REMANUFACTURED DISKS ARE CIRCULATING THAT ARE BEING MARKETED AS NEW IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO RECOGNIZE THEM!!!.
    A few days ago, I had such an experience with the purchase of a Seagate Ironwolf 1TB hard disk from a store through Skroutz.
    I didn't open the plastic wrap, but from the label, I can see signs that it is a remanufactured product and not brand new. The words "recertified product" and "CSO LOT NUMBER" are present. The product is of the initial production on December 10, 2019.
    I tried to contact the store, but they didn't answer the calls. It is an online-only store that I won't name because I'm not sure if they were aware of the product's quality and intentionally did it.
    Then I contacted Seagate support, who confirmed that these disks should not be sold but given as replacements to existing customers when their product cannot be repaired. This particular disk had no warranty because its serial number was unknown!
    With this confirmation, I turned to Skroutz's support department, who approved the return of the product, a process they handled themselves, including the courier, etc. Once the product arrived at their headquarters, the amount I initially paid was refunded.
    In the end, I bought the product from another store, and everything is fine.
    P.S.
    WARNING!!!
    There are also disks circulating that may have the correct label, but internally they are not the disk indicated. Let's say it says 1TB, but the disk is actually 250GB. This is achieved by "tampering" with the data in the eeprom on the disk, so the computer's operating system perceives it differently, and you keep writing and writing until your data is not saved. That's why I recommend using file backup applications that also verify the data at the end.
    Good luck!

    Translated from Greek ·
    122
  • See all

Description & Specifications

Suitable for home use, small businesses, and servers.

Health and Data Recovery

IronWolf Health Management (IHM) improves overall system reliability by displaying prevention, intervention, and recovery options. When IronWolf or IronWolf Pro hard drives are integrated into compatible NAS systems, overall system reliability increases due to continuous monitoring and user notifications.

Conventional Magnetic Recording Maintains Performance

Many users can simultaneously upload and download data to a NAS system with IronWolf hard drives. 

IronWolf hard drives 4 TB and above are equipped with RV sensors to maintain performance in multi-bay NAS enclosures.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Compatibility

Use
NAS

Use

NAS

Disks for use in NAS (Network-Attached Storage) systems that provide access to data from all devices on a network. They are designed for continuous operation with other such disks in RAID configurations to protect data from failures.

Product Details

Capacity
1000 GB

Capacity

The amount of data that a hard disk can store. 2TB and 4TB are the golden ratio of cost and capacity. For simple use, 1TB is likely sufficient. For reference, a 1TB hard disk can hold approximately 250,000 photos taken with a 12MP camera or 250 movies.
Communication Protocol
SATA III

Communication Protocol

Hard drives communicate with the computer through a protocol.

There are two protocols for HDD hard drives, SATA (for simple use) and SAS (high reliability for corporate use).

SATA III

A modern hard disk connection standard that offers twice the maximum speed compared to SATA II.

The majority of hard disks use this standard.

The motherboard must support it for the disk to operate at its maximum potential.

Performance

RPM
5900 rpm

RPM

The most important feature along with capacity is that the faster the rotation speed of a hard disk, the faster the access and storage of data it can provide.

5900
Slow and hard HDD disks are usually used for storing large volumes of data that are not frequently used (e.g. for backups, DVR). They are not recommended for installing programs and games.
Cache size
64 MB

Cache size

Intermediate temporary memory between the disk and the computer, allowing the hard disk to provide faster and more immediate access to data. It does not have any particular benefit for the average user.

Dimensions

Form Factor
3.5 "

Form Factor

The size of the HDD hard drive.

3.5
The classic size of a desktop computer hard disk drive (HDD).

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

4.7
3
4.7
Review this product
  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Speed
  • Quiet
  • Temperature
  • Value for money

Reviews by our members

  • George Chatzidakis
    5
    George Chatzidakis

    Verified purchase

    Purchased for a small (backup) NAS. Everything is good so far, normal temperatures and minimal noise.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • volvo2756
    4
    0 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    volvo2756

    Verified purchase

    Well, I have 2 identical storage drives. I use them through Dockstation. On one, I download and the other for backup. I haven't experienced high temperatures, they don't make annoying noise. They have a good price. Now, if they last, for example, 10 years, top of the top for me. If they last 6 months, the watermelon is bad. I believe that hard drives are purely a matter of luck. So far, they are doing their job for me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Speed
    • Quiet
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • NIKOS_G28
    5
    122 out of 122 members found this review helpful
    NIKOS_G28

    Verified purchase

    WARNING!!!!!!
    TO ALL FUTURE HARD DISK BUYERS.
    REMANUFACTURED DISKS ARE CIRCULATING THAT ARE BEING MARKETED AS NEW IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO RECOGNIZE THEM!!!.
    A few days ago, I had such an experience with the purchase of a Seagate Ironwolf 1TB hard disk from a store through Skroutz.
    I didn't open the plastic wrap, but from the label, I can see signs that it is a remanufactured product and not brand new. The words "recertified product" and "CSO LOT NUMBER" are present. The product is of the initial production on December 10, 2019.
    I tried to contact the store, but they didn't answer the calls. It is an online-only store that I won't name because I'm not sure if they were aware of the product's quality and intentionally did it.
    Then I contacted Seagate support, who confirmed that these disks should not be sold but given as replacements to existing customers when their product cannot be repaired. This particular disk had no warranty because its serial number was unknown!
    With this confirmation, I turned to Skroutz's support department, who approved the return of the product, a process they handled themselves, including the courier, etc. Once the product arrived at their headquarters, the amount I initially paid was refunded.
    In the end, I bought the product from another store, and everything is fine.
    P.S.
    WARNING!!!
    There are also disks circulating that may have the correct label, but internally they are not the disk indicated. Let's say it says 1TB, but the disk is actually 250GB. This is achieved by "tampering" with the data in the eeprom on the disk, so the computer's operating system perceives it differently, and you keep writing and writing until your data is not saved. That's why I recommend using file backup applications that also verify the data at the end.
    Good luck!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Speed
    • Quiet
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • George Chatzidakis
    5
    George Chatzidakis

    Purchased for a small (backup) NAS. Everything is good so far, normal temperatures and minimal noise.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • volvo2756
    4
    volvo2756

    Well, I have 2 identical storage drives. I use them through Dockstation. On one, I download and the other for backup. I haven't experienced high temperatures, they don't make annoying noise. They have a good price. Now, if they last, for example, 10 years, top of the top for me. If they last 6 months, the watermelon is bad. I believe that hard drives are purely a matter of luck. So far, they are doing their job for me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • NIKOS_G28
    5
    NIKOS_G28

    WARNING!!!!!!
    TO ALL FUTURE HARD DISK BUYERS.
    REMANUFACTURED DISKS ARE CIRCULATING THAT ARE BEING MARKETED AS NEW IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO RECOGNIZE THEM!!!.
    A few days ago, I had such an experience with the purchase of a Seagate Ironwolf 1TB hard disk from a store through Skroutz.
    I didn't open the plastic wrap, but from the label, I can see signs that it is a remanufactured product and not brand new. The words "recertified product" and "CSO LOT NUMBER" are present. The product is of the initial production on December 10, 2019.
    I tried to contact the store, but they didn't answer the calls. It is an online-only store that I won't name because I'm not sure if they were aware of the product's quality and intentionally did it.
    Then I contacted Seagate support, who confirmed that these disks should not be sold but given as replacements to existing customers when their product cannot be repaired. This particular disk had no warranty because its serial number was unknown!
    With this confirmation, I turned to Skroutz's support department, who approved the return of the product, a process they handled themselves, including the courier, etc. Once the product arrived at their headquarters, the amount I initially paid was refunded.
    In the end, I bought the product from another store, and everything is fine.
    P.S.
    WARNING!!!
    There are also disks circulating that may have the correct label, but internally they are not the disk indicated. Let's say it says 1TB, but the disk is actually 250GB. This is achieved by "tampering" with the data in the eeprom on the disk, so the computer's operating system perceives it differently, and you keep writing and writing until your data is not saved. That's why I recommend using file backup applications that also verify the data at the end.
    Good luck!

    Translated from Greek ·
    122
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