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Even when they were shucking retail drives in the 1-4TB era, Seagate didn't have the greatest stats, with about a 5-30% failure rate (IIRC, over ~3 years or so)
by itchyouch 4y ago
Even when they were shucking retail drives in the 1-4TB era, Seagate didn't have the greatest stats, with about a 5-30% failure rate (IIRC, over ~3 years or so), especially their 3T drives.
I ran an array with 1.5T and 3T Seagates and within a 1-3 years, I replaced at least 1/3 of my Seagates, but I made sure to replace the Seagates with Hitachis and Western Digitals, even though they were slightly more expensive.
- fomine3 4y agoST3000DM001 was terrible one. Everyone prefer WD after that (and before the WD Red SMR gate) I don't see so much significant higher failure rate on my 12TB Seagate drive array.