Product comparison · 2 internal hard drives

Seagate Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive vs Seagate Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive

Key differences

Interface
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:Serial ATA III
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:SAS
HDD interface transfer rate
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:6 Gbit/s
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:12 Gbit/s
HDD sustained transfer rate
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:249 MiB/s
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:237 MiB/s
Power consumption (typical)
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:11 W
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:10 W
Power consumption (idle)
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:7.6 W
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:9 W
Non-operating shock
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:250 G
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:300 G
Quantity per pack
- Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive:1 pc(s)
- Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive:20 pc(s)

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Comparison of ST8000NM0055, ST8000NM0075
26 specifications	A Seagate Enterprise ST8000NM0055 internal hard drive Model ST8000NM0055 View product	B Seagate Enterprise ST8000NM0075 internal hard drive Model ST8000NM0075 View product
Features3 differ
InterfaceDiffers	Serial ATA III	SAS
Component forKnown for one	NAS	Unknown — not stated by the source
HDD interface transfer rateDiffers	6 Gbit/s	12 Gbit/s
HDD sustained transfer rateDiffers	249 MiB/s	237 MiB/s
Power2 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	11 W	10 W
Power consumption (idle)Differs	7.6 W	9 W
Start-up currentKnown for one	12 A	Unknown — not stated by the source
Operational conditions1 differ
Non-operating shockDiffers	250 G	300 G
Non-operating vibrationKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	5 G
Packaging contentidentical
Storage drive adapter includedKnown for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
Packaging data1 differ
Quantity per packDiffers	1 pc(s)	20 pc(s)

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