Testseek.com have collected 14 expert reviews of the Seagate Constellation ES SATA300 ST3-NS Series and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate Constellation ES SATA300 ST3-NS Series.
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Enterprise grade, Extremely fast mechanical drives, Amazing 4k write and read speeds, Low power options, 5 Year Warranty,
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The Seagate Constellation ES 2TB drives are amazing. Seagate states a 17% performance gain over the previous generation of enterprise drives. We can see this gain in all of our benchmarks. These Constellation drives are like a tractor trailer with NOS,...
High Capacity, Best in class vibration tolerances, Government approved encryption (sas only), Enhanced with Power Choice, Great transfer speeds,
High access time.
I can definitely see where Seagate is going with Constellation ES series hard drives. Offering faster speeds and cheaper storage, should be a no brainier who is going to be in competing with SCSI technology. SCSI is dying and being replaced with bigger...
Abstract: Our desktop performance index provides a useful summary and overview on the performance characteristics of both hard drives reviewed here. Seagate’s Constellation ES is much faster than the Samsung Spinpoint F3EG. The Constellation ES slightly outperforms the Barracuda XT, but the two are comparable overall. The Spinpoint F3EG is Samsung’s first 2TB hard drive, but it still underperforms the Spinpoint F3..
Seagate has once again delivered a very robust and highly reliable storage solution with its fourth-generation Constellation ES series drives. With an engineering ethic built around providing exceptional enterprise-oriented sustainability for high-volu...
Seagate has once again delivered a very robust and highly reliable storage solution with its fourth-generation Constellation ES series drives. With an engineering ethic built around providing exceptional enterprise-oriented sustainability for high-volu...
Abstract: Above is a chart we put together that represents an (unweighted) geometric mean of the overall performance of each drive, based on all the tests we performed. Use this chart as a rough guide only, as we used an admittedly simplistic methodology to create these comparison numbers: All the test scores were calculated with equal weighting; we factored..
Now, let’s do some summarizing. We will go through the tested products in alphabetic order.The Hitachi 7K1000.C had very odd basic firmware with low performance, but now it looks decent enough. It breaks no records and is not completely free from short...
What if I told you that you could have Velociraptor level performance (and more) with almost seven times the capacity? Seagate's Constellation Hard Drive fits that bill to a T. It Outperforms the Velociraptor by almost 20mb/s on maximum read performa...
Abstract: The Constellation ES is Seagate's 4th generation 3.5" 7200 RPM enterprise-class hard drive. The drives come in 500GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities and support both SATA II and SAS interfaces. The Constellation ES isn't all about high capacity and performance...
Abstract: The SATA models are clearly lower on power consumption than the SAS models, probably because of the different controllers, as well as the increased 6Gb/s link speed on SAS. The performance results of the Constellation ES are roughly similar to..
