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Build Quality.
Speeds.
600GB Of Space.
Low Noise Levels (Compared To Other 15k HDDs)
FIPS 1402 compliant.
Self Encryption technology.
Fast 6gbps SAS performance.
Outstanding reliability and failure rate.
Impressive 204 MBps read and 203 write bandwidth with ATTO.
5-Year product warranty with advance exchange available.
15,000 RPM Spindle speed offers quick transfer response time.
600GB Perpendicular Recording Enterprise storage capacity.
Price (For Some).
SAS Only (Extra Card Required).
Temperature levels could be a bit lower.
By Real World Labs on March 04, 2011
There are currently only a few disk drive manufacturers that produce 15k drives but much like the 7200.11 series or the Barracuda XT Seagate has always managed to make their drives a tad faster. Purchasing Maxtor a while back which in turn had...
By UMLan on December 14, 2010
Judging by what we saw in our review the overall performance and features of Cheetah 15k.7 is nothing less of remarkable. There are few factors that we need to keep in mind while handling Cheetah. One of the very important factors I would like to...
By ComputerPowerUser on November 17, 2009
As with the NS.2 zoo revue, other members of this wilder Cheetah’s pride have built-in self-encryption. In like manner, the 15K.7 family shares the same capacity and interface options as the NS.2 above, along with the same areal density, firmware update...
By Bare Feats on November 03, 2009
The Cheetah 15K.7 is the fastest SAS drive we've ever tested plus it now offers storage capacity up to...
By Benchmark Reviews on October 28, 2009
Benchmark Reviews begins our conclusion with a short summary for each of the areas that we rate. The first section is performance, which considers how effective the Seagate Cheetah 15K.7 SAS hard drive performs in operations against direct competitor...
By Tom's Hardware on September 18, 2009
Conclusion We included several additional hard drives in the benchmark charts to provide some points of reference for our review candidates. Obviously, the latest hard drives deliver considerably higher performance than their predecessors. One...
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