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ST240HM000 - Seagate 600 Series 240GB SATA 6Gb/s 2.5-inch MLC Solid State Drive (SSD)
ST240HM000 - Seagate 600 Series 240GB SATA 6Gb/s 2.5-inch MLC Solid State Drive (SSD)
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ContactSeagate 600 2.5" 240 GB Serial ATA III MLC
240GB 600 SSD MLC 2.5" 7mm SATA III
- 240 GB 2.5" Serial ATA III
- Read speed: 500 MB/s 80000 IOPS
- Write speed: 400 MB/s 70000 IOPS
- MLC
- S.M.A.R.T. support
About Seagate 600, 240 GB, 2.5", 500 MB/s, 6 Gbit/s
Seagate 600. SSD capacity: 240 GB, SSD form factor: 2.5", Read speed: 500 MB/s, Write speed: 400 MB/s, Data transfer rate: 6 Gbit/s
The ultimate laptop SSD to speed up your performance.Delivering faster performance and improved ruggedness, the Seagate® 600 SSD is the ultimate upgrade solution for your laptop computer.
- Faster laptop performance.
- Improved laptop drive ruggedness.
- Fast 6Gb/sec SATA interface.
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Aribold Ivanna
Verified Buyer
Seagate is a dominant company in the hard-drive sector, but it has played only in the enterprise space when it comes to solid-state storage. That changed with the introduction of the 600, an SSD aimed squarely at the broader consumer base.One of the first...
Teferi Rexford
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Last year, we remarked that prices of SSDs have fallen dramatically, to record lows even, making them more accessible to even mainstream users. In the past year, we saw prices of SSDs stabilizing and also noted several trends in the industry.Although 2013...
Pavkovic Abad
Verified Buyer
Welcome back to our continuing coverage of the 2013 Seagate SSD launch event here at TweakTown. We have two more products to cover today. The first is largest mainstream capacity drives, the 600 SSD 480GB. After this, we'll take an enthusiast look a...
Ormand Malvin
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Seagate is well known for their fantastic hard-drive products, where they share a huge market share with Western Digital. The company recently announced their entry into the consumer SSD market. They had SSDs before, but none that could compete with mode...
Serafina Stewart
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Seagate's stab at the SSD market isn't exactly a smashing success. The 600 SSD 480 GB has more or less satisfactory speeds, but they're nothing exceptional, falling far behind its best competitors. And it costs nearly £100 more than the Crucial M500. We'l...
Shig Marr
Verified Buyer
Seagate has released its third generation of SSDs starting with the Seagate 600 and the Seagate 600 Pro Series SSDs. The Seagate 600 is a mainstream consumer SSD solution, and the 600 Pro version will have a dual usage model. The Seagate 600 Pro will find...
Odel Faus
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It's been quite an interesting turn of events over the past couple years in the storage industry. Whereas practically everyone has turned their sights onto the exploding SSD market, both of the largest hard drive manufacturers Seagate and Western Digital ...
Zippora Adelle
Verified Buyer
Seagate's SSD 600 (ST240HM000) is a 2.5in solid state drive with a 7mm thickness, and that means it should fit into most common notebooks. It has a 6Gbps SATA 3 interface, a hard casing, and it comes in capacities of 120GB, 240GB and 480GB. We tested the ...
Swetiana Behka
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I'm often asked about RAID performance and what happened with the TweakTown RAID reports. For a long period of time we would routinely take the top performing consumer SSD's or some of the best bang for the buck SSD's and run them in RAID 0. Over th...
Squire Kalli
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Seagate could never be accused of getting into SSDs too early in their development. Seagate did dabble in SSDs with their Pulsar range. The Pulsar range were in fact the first SSDs that I’m aware of that used a LAMD (Link_A_Media_Devices) SSD controll...
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