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Product comparison · 2 internal hard drives

Seagate Enterprise Performance 10K HDD v7, 1200GB vs Seagate Savvio ST9900805FC-20PK internal hard drive

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  • 24specifications compared
  • 11differ
  • 13identical
  • 8known for one product only

Key differences

  • HDD capacity
    • 1.2 TB
    • 900 GB
  • HDD size
    • 3.5"
    • 2.5"
  • Interface
    • SAS
    • Fibre Channel
  • HDD number of cylinders
    • 4
    • 3
  • HDD number of heads
    • 8
    • 6
  • Average latency
    • 2.9 ms
    • 3 ms
  • Power consumption (idle)
    • 4.6 W
    • 4.4 W
  • Operating voltage
    • 5 / 12 V
    • 5 V

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32 specifications
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Seagate

Enterprise Performance 10K HDD v7, 1200GBView product
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Seagate

Savvio ST9900805FC-20PK internal hard drive

Model ST9900805FC-20PK

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Features6 differ
HDD capacityDiffers1.2 TB900 GB
HDD sizeDiffers3.5"2.5"
InterfaceDiffersSASFibre Channel
Component forKnown for oneServer/workstation
HDD number of cylindersDiffers43
HDD number of headsDiffers86
Read seek timeKnown for one3.7 ms
Write seek timeKnown for one4.1 ms
Track to track seek timeKnown for one0.2 ms
Average latencyDiffers2.9 ms3 ms
Power2 differ
Power consumption (idle)Differs4.6 W4.4 W
Operating voltageDiffers5 / 12 V5 V
Start-up currentKnown for one0.48 A
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers204 g205 g
Packaging data1 differ
Quantity per packDiffers30 pc(s)20 pc(s)
Other features1 differ
Data transfer rateDiffers6 Gbit/s4 Gbit/s
Windows operating systems supportedKnown for oneYes
Mac operating systems supportedKnown for oneYes
Linux operating systems supportedKnown for oneYes

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