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By doubling the available onboard SLC NAND Flash memory and by adding 50% more storage space capacity compared to the 1st generation the 2nd generation Momentus XT by Seagate is now a powerful mix between a 750GB 2.5” 7200RPM hard disk drive and an 8GB solid state drive.
Anno 2007 konnten sich die ersten „Hybrid-Festplatten“ noch nicht durchsetzen. Mit der Notebook-Festplatte Momentus XT wagt Seagate nun einen neuen Versuch und hofft den richtigen Mittelweg zwischen HDD und SSD gefunden zu haben. Wir haben uns den Hybriden vorgenommen und gegen verschiedene Laufwerke antreten lassen.
The only SSD drives that are affordable to most end users are mearly 80GB SSDs which is pretty small and doesn’t leave much room for applications and/or games. There is a new option on the market provided by Seagate called Momentus XT which is a hybrid drive which has the storage of a SATA and SSD-like performance.
Mechanical hard disk technology has been the traditional standard for decades, refined to the point where it can deliver massive storage capacity beyond 3TB. Recently introduced solid-state drive storage solutions have begun pecking away at the market share thanks to their tremendous speeds and operational performance. Each offers an advantage over the other, leading manufacturers to seek out a hybrid solution that delivers quick access and large data capacity. The original 500GB Seagate's Momentus XT hybrid had the right ingredients, just not enough polish. More than a year later, the Seagate Momentus XT 750GB solid state hybrid drive (SSHD) returns with a double-size 8GB SLC NAND flash SSD buffer fused onto a larger 7200-RPM hard drive. Seagate FAST Factor firmware and Adaptive Memory Technology negate the need for third-party software, and makes this an all-in-one hybrid SSD solution. In this article Benchmark Reviews tests the Seagate Moment! us XT (750GB model ST750LX003) in single and RAID-0 configurations against its predecessor, and several of the fastest notebook storage devices available.
Die Seagate Momentus bekommen Zuwachs: Die Momentus XT ergänzt die 2,5-Zoll-Festplatten um eine hybride Baureihe, die zur Beschleunigung auf 4 GiByte Flash-Speicher als Lese-Cache setzt. Der PCGH-Test zeigt, wie sich das in der Praxis auswirkt.
Seagate's 4TB NAS HDD provides a direct competitor to the WD Red line from WD. We place them head-to-head to see which comes out on top.
The arena for NAS-targeted hard drives has just welcomed a second combatant: Seagate’s “NAS HDD”. Like WD’s Red series, NAS HDD is designed to work well with RAID controllers, has improved vibration-reduction, and additional power profiles. Unlike WD’s Red, NAS HDD has a 4TB model. Let’s see how that one stands up.
With the NAS HDD series, Seagate now has hard disks that are optimised for use in NAS devices just like the Western Digital Red disks. Since they're not that much more expensive compared to standard hard disks we would recommend always getting one of these two disks if they're going to end up in a NAS.
Showing up today at the office is a product that really excites us! Seagate has sent their Satellite 500GB mobile wireless storage device. It is more than just a storage device, it is made to stream media to multiple devices, up to 8 over WiFi or 3 HD movies at once. With one of the very few devices with this capability, Seagate is on the leading edge with their Satellite. Being able to stream for about 7 hours and a standby time of up to 25 hours, you will get plenty of use out of every charge. Now, how about really putting the Satellite through the paces and see how well it does … So sit back, relax and enjoy the future of external hard drives.
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