Category:Seagate F3 Hepburn: Difference between revisions
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| image1 = ST3500312CS top-down view.jpg | | image1 = ST3500312CS top-down view.jpg | ||
| caption1 = Top lid of an ST3500312CS. | | caption1 = Top lid of an ST3500312CS, an example of a one-platter Hepburn model. | ||
| image2 = ST3500312CS CDI SMART printout.png | | image2 = ST32000542AS top lid.jpg | ||
| | | caption2 = Top lid of an ST32000542AS, an example of a four-platter Hepburn model. | ||
| image3 = ST3500312CS CDI SMART printout.png | |||
| caption3 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from an ST3500312CS. | |||
| namesake = [[wikipedia:Hepburn|Various options]] | | namesake = [[wikipedia:Hepburn|Various options]] | ||
| family_id = 40 | | family_id = 40 | ||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 5 August 2023
This category lists all Seagate drives that are members of the F3 family Hepburn. It is essentially a 5,900 RPM version of Pharaoh, using the same HDAs, and is an improvement over the Garbo family, increasing density to 500 GB, much like the Seagate Barracuda 7200.12. It was used for later Seagate Barracuda LP and all Seagate Pipeline HD.2 models. It was succeeded by Bogart, which introduced 667 GB platters as well as ramp loading. Hepburn was the last 5,900 RPM family to use contact start-stop, until Hepburn Oasis.
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