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Barracuda ST31500341AS Internal 1.5TB 3.5" Hard Drive

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The Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 drive the 11th generation of this award-winning desktop hard drive family delivers 1.5 TB of high-performing, eco-friendly digital storage. Designed with industry-leading acoustics and power levels, and award-winning Seagate PMR technology, the Barracuda 7200.11 drive offers the ideal combination of world-class technology.

Product#:88928483
Category#:Hard Drives
Retailer#:Seagate(SEA)
Ratings #: 1 stars based on 11 Reviews

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  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(

  • 1 of 5 stars Negative
    drdarkeny (March 17, 2009)

    Didn't Work Right as an External Storage Drive w/My WinXP Pro System

    I had heard that there were issues w/this type of 1.5 TB drive, but mainly in using them in RAID arrays. As I was going to place it in an eSATA enclosure and use it as a storage/backup drive, I figured it would be fine. Unfortunately, it slowed my system to a crawl, froze it and locked it up every time I attempted to copy data over to it - so I had to return it after two days. :(