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Seagate 1000GB 3.5" SATA II vs Seagate 400GB 3.5" SAS

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  • 24specifications compared
  • 11differ
  • 13identical
  • 7known for one product only

Key differences

  • HDD capacity
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:1 TB
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:400 GB
  • HDD speed
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:7200 RPM
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:10000 RPM
  • Interface
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:Serial ATA II
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:SAS
  • Storage drive buffer size
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:32 MB
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:16 MB
  • Read seek time
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:8.5 ms
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:3.9 ms
  • Write seek time
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:9.5 ms
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:4.2 ms
  • Track to track seek time
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:0.8 ms
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:0.35 ms
  • Average latency
    • 1000GB 3.5" SATA II:4.16 ms
    • 400GB 3.5" SAS:2.98 ms

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Comparison of 1000GB 3.5" SATA II, 400GB 3.5" SAS
31 specifications
Features8 differ
HDD capacityDiffers1 TB400 GB
HDD speedDiffers7200 RPM10000 RPM
InterfaceDiffersSerial ATA IISAS
Storage drive buffer sizeDiffers32 MB16 MB
Read seek timeDiffers8.5 ms3.9 ms
Write seek timeDiffers9.5 ms4.2 ms
Track to track seek timeDiffers0.8 ms0.35 ms
Average latencyDiffers4.16 ms2.98 ms
Bytes per sectorKnown for one512Unknown — not stated by the source
Mean time between failures (MTBF)Known for one1200000 hUnknown — not stated by the source
Component forKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceServer/workstation
Poweridentical
Power consumption (typical)Known for one11.6 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Power consumption (idle)Known for one8 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Operational conditionsidentical
Operating shockKnown for one63 GUnknown — not stated by the source
Non-operating shockKnown for one300 GUnknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions2 differ
WidthDiffers101.6 mm101.8 mm
WeightDiffers677 g771 g
Other features1 differ
Sustained data rateDiffers105 MB/s97 MB/s

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