Seagate Cheetah NS.2 600GB SAS2 ST3600002SS

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Pros:

Runs quite cool compared to other 10k drives, No noise or vibration problems, Large capacity, Excellent Performance, Reliability and lower Power

Cons:

Can run a bit more expensive then what one might expect.

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Last revision on May 12, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Runs quite cool compared to other 10k drives, No noise or vibration problems, Large capacity, Excellent Performance, Reliability and lower Power

Reviewers Didn't Like

Can run a bit more expensive then what one might expect

Expert reviews and ratings

LSI 3Ware SATA+SAS 9750-4i RAID Controller Card While it was difficult to really test the overall performance of the LSI 3Ware SATA+SAS 9750-4i RAID Controller Card because there was no way for us to test the SAS drives straight through the...

By Bjorn3D on February 17, 2010

The Cheetah 15K.6-derived, albeit 10,000rpm, NS.2 also comes in 450GB and 300GB capacities as well as with 4Gbps Fibre Channel interface support. OEMs can get a self-encrypting version for secure end-of-life data disposal,...

By ComputerPowerUser on November 17, 2009

So after taking a look at the Seagate Cheetah NS.2 and Cheetah 15K.7 I can say one thing without a doubt, these are two of the fastest hard drives we have seen. In fact the 15K.7 is just short of SSD performance with the reliability that only 53 years...

By LanOC Reviews on October 31, 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...

By Tom's Hardware on September 18, 2009