Seagate Exos M 28TB SATA

Seagate Exos M 28TB SATA
Seagate Exos M 28TB SATA HDD Key Features
- Read speed up to 275 MB/s and write speed up to 275 MB/s
- 512 MB memory cache
- Seagate 3.5" drive for ordinary drive bays
- Maximum power consumption 9,5 W
- You can connect it to a PC or other devices through the SATA III interface
Other HDD Features
Standard HDDs are notable for their construction. The enclosure conceals a mechanism with moving platters accompanied by disk read and write heads. These mechanical parts don't take shocks and impact well, but at the same time you get a great combo of a low price and great storage capacity. The crucial criterion that determines the speed of a HDD is the number of revolutions per minute (RPM). With the Seagate Exos M 28TB SATA, you get 7200 rev/min RPM. It's a great model for more demanding users, such as graphic or video editors - in short, people who work with large amounts of data. File access speed and stability is also impacted the embedded buffer memory known as cache. The Seagate hard drive includes a 512 MB cache that stores the last data inputs for their fast retrieval and reading.
Connecting the Seagate HDD
If you want to install the Seagate Exos M 28TB SATA in your computer or other device, you need a 3.5" slot. All communication with the computer happens via the SATA III interface, boasting a standard speed of 6 Gbit/s. The technology is one of the most popular HDD data transfer options available and delivers a speed of 600 MB/s.
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| Code: | FX085exoM028 |
| Warranty: | 60 months |
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| Manufacturer information |
Seagate Technology (Netherlands) B.V., Tupolevlaan 105, 1119 PA Schiphol-Rijk, Netherland http://www.seagate.com/legal/eu-gpsr-contact-us Seagate is headquartered in the famous Silicon Valley. It is a world leader in the manufacture and sale of hard drives for desktop computers, laptops and other devices. Seagate products are focused on maximum reliability in data storage. Year after year, their storage capacity, transmission speeds, and price-storage ratio improve, in step with the constantly growing amount of data in the world.
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