Seagate announces its fastest HDD with close to SATA III SSD performance
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Kaarme
So, it's basically like a two HDD Raid 0 internally, but communicates with the outside world as a single disk.
anticupidon
Let's see, CMR or SMR?
I would like to hear Scott's Moulton opinions about those, as he is a veteran in data recovery and sometimes new is not better.
But, out with the old, in with the new.
Huggi
anticupidon
Assumption is where the problems start. Confidence and assumption are opening the door for deception.
But I am to on hard on them Seagate, never have they mislead users and always stated clearly what is what, CMR and SMR drives.
I_Eat_You_Alive
Since Western Digital is using SMR in its 18TB dual actuator drive coming out soon, Seagate is most likely going to also.
GeniusPr0
Just in transfer speeds. Not that impressive imo.
waltc3
Sounds pretty good--best speeds I see on my SATA 3, 7200 rpm drives, from Seagate & WD, is 160mb/s to 180mb/s. These are not benchmark speeds--these are daily operational speeds I see in copying files in Win10, etc.
GSDragoon
Disk latency will probably still be trash compared to a SSD.
rl66
Kool64
If this could go main stream I would buy them.
Agonist
tsunami231
I am interested in where this goes. if it goes for same price and as HDD it might be good for Sequential read operations. HDD will never be on par of ssd sadly. IF if that actual happens (fat chance) I for see SSD prices crashing which i think need to happen anyway cause there still to expensive imo