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Seagate Constellation ES.3 2TB 3.5" SAS
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Description
Product Features:
- 2 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM SAS
- Server/workstation
- Storage drive buffer size: 128 MB
- 635 g
Seagate Constellation ES.3 2TB 3.5" SAS
SEAGATE Constellation Es.3 2tb 7200 Rpm Sas-6gbps 128 Mb Buffer 3.5 Inch Internal Hard Drive
Seagate Constellation ES.3 2TB. HDD size: 3.5", HDD capacity: 2 TB, HDD speed: 7200 RPM
Specification
Features
HDD size
3.5"
HDD capacity
2 TB
HDD speed
7200 RPM
Interface
SAS
Component for
Server/workstation
Storage drive buffer size
128 MB
Average latency
4.16 ms
Bytes per sector
512
Mean time between failures (MTBF)
1400000 h
Power
Power consumption (typical)
9.59 W
Power consumption (idle)
5.78 W
Operating voltage
5 / 12 V
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)
5 - 60 °C
Storage temperature (T-T)
-40 - 70 °C
Non-operating vibration
0.25 G
Operating shock
70 G
Non-operating shock
300 G
Weight & dimensions
Width
101.8 mm
Height
26.1 mm
Depth
147 mm
Weight
635 g
Other features
Power requirements
+12V & +5V
Internal
Data transfer rate
6 Gbit/s
Reviews
Lea Miriam
30 Jun, 2014
Today we have the first 12Gb/s SAS HDD in our labs for testing, Seagate's 6TB nearline Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4. A few months ago, Seagate brought an entire family of 7,200 RPM drives in capacities of 6, 5, 4 and 2TB drives to the familiar 3.5" form...
Curran Gemini
02 Apr, 2013
Seagate’s new ES.3 series is their latest salvo in the enterprise hard drive market. With a capacity of up to 4TB, incredible performance, increased longevity over standard drives and a five year comprehensive warranty, it sets a new high water mark i...
Biancha Hawkie
05 May, 2013
Seagate recently updated its enterprise class lineup to increase the capacity available up to 4TB with the introduction of the Constellation ES.3 4TB drive. Delivering drives with larger capacities results in needing fewer drives to reach targeted storage...
Selle Laureen
08 May, 2014
The amount of data in the world is endlessly multiplying, heading towards a projected 40 trillion gigabytes by 2020, but IT budgets are not increasing at such a rapid clip. Seagate's release of their 6TB nearline Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4 addresses t...
Lea Miriam
30 Jun, 2014
Today we have the first 12Gb/s SAS HDD in our labs for testing, Seagate's 6TB nearline Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4. A few months ago, Seagate brought an entire family of 7,200 RPM drives in capacities of 6, 5, 4 and 2TB drives to the familiar 3.5" form...
Hatfield Marys
18 Feb, 2013
With a mere 3 options for the consumer and 3 for the enterprise, the current 4TB market is small. Where's our “Green” option from Seagate? WD? HGST? Your guess is as good as ours.While the consumer 4TB situation at the moment is depressing, the enterprise...
Adele Denzil
28 Feb, 2013
The Seagate Enterprise Capacity 3.5" hard drive line is the newly rebranded family of high capacity hard drives of which the Constellation ES.3 is the newest member. The ES.3 is a 7,200 RPM, 3.5" enterprise hard drive with SAS or SATA 6Gb/s interface that...
Tannen Nichola
03 Jul, 2014
When it comes to PCs and MACs most people believe that the heart of the system is the CPU with the exception of gamers who naturally put the GPU (graphics card) above everything else. I too had the same opinion almost a decade ago but slowly and after cou...
Zara Bonnice
03 Jul, 2014
If we exclude the unfortunate floods that took place in Thailand roughly a year ago (and forced several factories to cease HDD manufacturing and shipping) HDD prices normally get serious cuts each day that goes by (as do SSD prices) and so currently even...
Kelson Thurlow
29 Dec, 2014
The hard drive market has become a lot less sexy in the past few years thanks to SSDs. What we used to consider "fast" for a hard drive is relatively slow compared to even the cheapest of today's solid state drives. But there are two areas where hard drives still rule the roost, and that's in terms of overall capacity and cost per gigabyte. Right now you can buy a 4TB hard drive for the same cost as a 256GB SSD, so the two are in separate universes in that regard. We love SSDs and think just about everyone should run their OS on one, but most aren't large enough to hold all user data over a long period of time, so we still need hard drives for bulk storage duties, and will continue to need them until we can buy similar capacity SSDs at similar prices....
Curran Gemini
02 Apr, 2013
Seagate’s new ES.3 series is their latest salvo in the enterprise hard drive market. With a capacity of up to 4TB, incredible performance, increased longevity over standard drives and a five year comprehensive warranty, it sets a new high water mark i...
Biancha Hawkie
05 May, 2013
Seagate recently updated its enterprise class lineup to increase the capacity available up to 4TB with the introduction of the Constellation ES.3 4TB drive. Delivering drives with larger capacities results in needing fewer drives to reach targeted storage...
Selle Laureen
08 May, 2014
The amount of data in the world is endlessly multiplying, heading towards a projected 40 trillion gigabytes by 2020, but IT budgets are not increasing at such a rapid clip. Seagate's release of their 6TB nearline Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4 addresses t...
Kelson Thurlow
29 Dec, 2014
The hard drive market has become a lot less sexy in the past few years thanks to SSDs. What we used to consider "fast" for a hard drive is relatively slow compared to even the cheapest of today's solid state drives. But there are two areas where hard drives still rule the roost, and that's in terms of overall capacity and cost per gigabyte. Right now you can buy a 4TB hard drive for the same cost as a 256GB SSD, so the two are in separate universes in that regard. We love SSDs and think just about everyone should run their OS on one, but most aren't large enough to hold all user data over a long period of time, so we still need hard drives for bulk storage duties, and will continue to need them until we can buy similar capacity SSDs at similar prices....
Hatfield Marys
18 Feb, 2013
With a mere 3 options for the consumer and 3 for the enterprise, the current 4TB market is small. Where's our “Green” option from Seagate? WD? HGST? Your guess is as good as ours.While the consumer 4TB situation at the moment is depressing, the enterprise...
Adele Denzil
28 Feb, 2013
The Seagate Enterprise Capacity 3.5" hard drive line is the newly rebranded family of high capacity hard drives of which the Constellation ES.3 is the newest member. The ES.3 is a 7,200 RPM, 3.5" enterprise hard drive with SAS or SATA 6Gb/s interface that...
Tannen Nichola
03 Jul, 2014
When it comes to PCs and MACs most people believe that the heart of the system is the CPU with the exception of gamers who naturally put the GPU (graphics card) above everything else. I too had the same opinion almost a decade ago but slowly and after cou...
Zara Bonnice
03 Jul, 2014
If we exclude the unfortunate floods that took place in Thailand roughly a year ago (and forced several factories to cease HDD manufacturing and shipping) HDD prices normally get serious cuts each day that goes by (as do SSD prices) and so currently even...
Kelson Thurlow
29 Dec, 2014
The hard drive market has become a lot less sexy in the past few years thanks to SSDs. What we used to consider "fast" for a hard drive is relatively slow compared to even the cheapest of today's solid state drives. But there are two areas where hard drives still rule the roost, and that's in terms of overall capacity and cost per gigabyte. Right now you can buy a 4TB hard drive for the same cost as a 256GB SSD, so the two are in separate universes in that regard. We love SSDs and think just about everyone should run their OS on one, but most aren't large enough to hold all user data over a long period of time, so we still need hard drives for bulk storage duties, and will continue to need them until we can buy similar capacity SSDs at similar prices....
Curran Gemini
02 Apr, 2013
Seagate’s new ES.3 series is their latest salvo in the enterprise hard drive market. With a capacity of up to 4TB, incredible performance, increased longevity over standard drives and a five year comprehensive warranty, it sets a new high water mark i...
Biancha Hawkie
05 May, 2013
Seagate recently updated its enterprise class lineup to increase the capacity available up to 4TB with the introduction of the Constellation ES.3 4TB drive. Delivering drives with larger capacities results in needing fewer drives to reach targeted storage...
Selle Laureen
08 May, 2014
The amount of data in the world is endlessly multiplying, heading towards a projected 40 trillion gigabytes by 2020, but IT budgets are not increasing at such a rapid clip. Seagate's release of their 6TB nearline Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4 addresses t...
Lea Miriam
30 Jun, 2014
Today we have the first 12Gb/s SAS HDD in our labs for testing, Seagate's 6TB nearline Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4. A few months ago, Seagate brought an entire family of 7,200 RPM drives in capacities of 6, 5, 4 and 2TB drives to the familiar 3.5" form...
Hatfield Marys
18 Feb, 2013
With a mere 3 options for the consumer and 3 for the enterprise, the current 4TB market is small. Where's our “Green” option from Seagate? WD? HGST? Your guess is as good as ours.While the consumer 4TB situation at the moment is depressing, the enterprise...
Adele Denzil
28 Feb, 2013
The Seagate Enterprise Capacity 3.5" hard drive line is the newly rebranded family of high capacity hard drives of which the Constellation ES.3 is the newest member. The ES.3 is a 7,200 RPM, 3.5" enterprise hard drive with SAS or SATA 6Gb/s interface that...
Tannen Nichola
03 Jul, 2014
When it comes to PCs and MACs most people believe that the heart of the system is the CPU with the exception of gamers who naturally put the GPU (graphics card) above everything else. I too had the same opinion almost a decade ago but slowly and after cou...
Zara Bonnice
03 Jul, 2014
If we exclude the unfortunate floods that took place in Thailand roughly a year ago (and forced several factories to cease HDD manufacturing and shipping) HDD prices normally get serious cuts each day that goes by (as do SSD prices) and so currently even...
Carry Radmen
25 May, 2013
Seagate is a world leader in storage solutions and hard disk drives. Founded in 1979, Seagate has a wide range of products from hard disk drives to solid state drives, network storage and external hard drives.Today we are taking a look at two different Se...
Carry Radmen
25 May, 2013
Seagate is a world leader in storage solutions and hard disk drives. Founded in 1979, Seagate has a wide range of products from hard disk drives to solid state drives, network storage and external hard drives.Today we are taking a look at two different Se...
Carry Radmen
25 May, 2013
Seagate is a world leader in storage solutions and hard disk drives. Founded in 1979, Seagate has a wide range of products from hard disk drives to solid state drives, network storage and external hard drives.Today we are taking a look at two different Se...