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Seagate Constellation ST33000650NS 3 TB Hard Drive

3 TB · 7200 RPM · 3.5" HDD

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Capacity 3 TB
Type 3.5" HDD
Spindle speed 7200

Seagate Constellation ST33000650NS 3 TB Hard Drive is a hard drive with 3 TB of space.

Specifications

Key specs

Capacity: 3 TB
Type: 3.5" HDD
Spindle speed: 7200
Part number: ST33000650NS

Features

HDD capacity: 3 TB
HDD speed: 7200 RPM
Storage drive buffer size: 64 MB
HDD size: 3.5"
Interface: Serial ATA III
Component for: NAS
Read seek time: 8.5 ms
Write seek time: 9.5 ms
Average latency: 4.16 ms
Mean time between failures (MTBF): 1200000 h

Power

Power consumption (typical): 10.68 W
Operating voltage: 5 / 12 V
Start-up current: 2.04 A

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Operational conditions

Operating temperature (T-T): 5 - 60 °C
Storage temperature (T-T): -40 - 70 °C
Operating shock: 70 G
Non-operating shock: 300 G

Weight & dimensions

Width: 101.8 mm
Height: 26.1 mm
Depth: 147 mm
Weight: 700 g

Other features

Internal: Yes
Data transfer rate: 6 Gbit/s

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About this product

Seagate Constellation ES.2 capacity-optimized 3.5-inch drives - Industry’s highest capacity enterprise drive for sustaining demanding data growth - Fifth-generation, capacity-optimized nearline drive designed for 24x7 enterprise reliability - SAS-based, end-to-end data integrity and enhanced error correction for accurate data storage - Best-in-class enhanced rotational vibration tolerance ensures consistent bulk data performance - Improved power and cooling efficiencies with low power consumption and enhanced PowerChoice™ technology - Multi-drive firmware maximized for enterprise system availability - Robust performance with dual processor and ramp load technologies - Self-Encrypting Drives with FIPS (140-2) certification are government-approved for the U.S. and Canadian governments.