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You might remember us breaking the news of Seagate’s planned entry into the SSD arena at ceBIT in Germany last March. This morning’s news of two 2.5" form factor SSDs, one 12Gb/s SAS, and one PCIe SSD, marks Seagate's official jump into the SSD arena...and what a jump it is. Even better news is that today we are bringing to you a detailed analysis of Seagate’s new 600 SSD a notebook form factor SATA 3 SSD that will be the first in 5mm notebook ultra-thin SSDs.
Seagate's 6TB Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4 delivers a big boost in capacity and performance. Read on as Paul gives us the full rundown of the new drive.
Die Aufmerksamkeit, die Seagate in jüngster Vergangenheit zu Teil wurde, basierte leider nicht auf herausragenden Produkten, denn auf einem Debakel mit der Datensicherheit vieler Festplatten. Die Baureihe 7200.12 war davon nicht betroffen und die wird in diesem Artikel getestet. Die Varianten mit 500, 750 und 1000 GB treten zum Test an.
The Seagate 750GB Momentus XT is a fairly typical 7200RPM hard drive that has been optimized with 8GB of flash memory cache. After Seagate's Adaptive Memory technology learns what data to move into the cache, those tasks execute much faster than on a typical hard drive. While still not as fast as a SSD, the drive was noticeably faster than a standard hard drive.
"On the PCSTATS test bench today is a unique 2nd Gen. Solid State Hybrid Drive (SSHD) from Seagate called the Momentus XT. This hybrid drive doesn't run on Hydrogen, but rather combines 8GB of SSD-grade SLC NAND flash with a standard 750GB two-platter 7200RPM notebook HDD. Looking no different than any common 2.5" notebook hard drive, the trick up the Momentus XT's sleeve that it learns what data you frequently use and caches this to its 8GB of internal flash memory."
The Backup Plus 1 TB is an external hard disk drive from Seagate. It comes with a USB 3.0 interface, which can be replaced by Thunderbolt or FireWire interfaces. Let´s test it!
Seagate has just launched a new external hard drive which may seem like a continuation of their FreeAgent or GoFlex series of drives. The new drives come in a variety of colors and capacities, features the universal connector they have made popular over the last couple of years, and includes pre-installed software to make backup simple and more useful than ever.
The Seagate Backup Plus is good looking portable HDD, and has reasonable performance. During the testing period of about one month, the Seagate Backup Plus has proved to be a reliable device, and has caused me no problems whatsoever.
Seagate Backup Plus Portable Drive Seagate hat mit dem Backup Plus Portable Drive eine externe Festplatte mit variabler Schnittstelle (USB 3.0, FireWire 800, Thunderbolt) im Programm. Cloud-Funktion inklusive.
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