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Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive vs Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive

28specifications compared
6differ
22identical
0known for one product only

Key differences

The Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive has 4 TB more HDD capacity than the Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive (6 TB vs 2 TB). The Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive has 5 dB more noise level (idle) than the Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive (26 dB vs 21 dB). The Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive has 2.2 W more power consumption (typical) than the Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive (5.3 W vs 3.1 W).

HDD capacity
- IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive:2 TB
- IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive:6 TB
Noise level (idle)
- IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive:21 dB
- IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive:26 dB
Power consumption (typical)
- IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive:3.1 W
- IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive:5.3 W
Power consumption (idle)
- IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive:2.8 W
- IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive:4 W
Height
- IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive:20.2 mm
- IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive:26.1 mm
Weight
- IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive:415 g
- IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive:630 g

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Comparison of ST2000VN003_B3, ST6000VN006_B2
28 specifications	A Seagate IronWolf ST2000VN003_B3 internal hard drive Model ST2000VN003_B3 View product	B Seagate IronWolf ST6000VN006_B2 internal hard drive Model ST6000VN006_B2 View product
Features2 differ
HDD capacityDiffers	2 TB	6 TB
Noise level (idle)Differs	21 dB	26 dB
Power2 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	3.1 W	5.3 W
Power consumption (idle)Differs	2.8 W	4 W
Weight & dimensions2 differ
HeightDiffers	20.2 mm	26.1 mm
WeightDiffers	415 g	630 g

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