Seagate ST2000DM008 Internal Hard Drive – 2 TB – silver, Mechanical Hard Disk

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Well I guess your drive is fine and healthy, it could be just something else. So you don't have to worry about it. Unless it starts having real issues like file corruptions. Are you sure about it? What about this? : https://imgur.com/a/t9vFjSK (It's the old one and i think it has worse Read Error Rate than new one.) It might seem that your drive is failing. The Read Error Rate value is really low, since you don't want it close to normalize which is 67 for yours, and from the screenshot it is at 74. The other clue is that the Hardware ECC Recovered value is really high. Seagate brings over 20 years of trusted performance and reliability to the Seagate® BarraCuda® 3.5-inch HDD—now available in capacities up to 8TB.

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Capacities up to 8TB for desktops, BarraCuda leads the market with the widest range of storage options available.Vanuit een opdrachtvenster wijzigt u de directory in de locatie waar de bestanden zijn uitgepakt en voert u de volgende opdracht uit: STX_V11X2TB_1003.exe It's not dropping too much when i transfer to another HDD, it was stable with 100-120mb/s then it dropped to 70mb/s for 3 sec so i don't have any issue when i transfer files from new to old/old to new. It's now 84/67/0/00000E144E09 (While i'm playing the game)

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Yes, make sure your SATA plugs are not loose first, then the SATA power plugs just so we can narrow down some stuff.

That is a healthy drive with the Error Rate, from what I've read the first 16-bit in the raw value tells you the drive errors for Seagate. If it is all zeros, you are fine. But your 2TB drive has a high Hardware ECC Recovered which is more concerning. Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM008 2TB 3.5-Inch 6Gbps 7.2K RPM 512e SATA Hard Drive - Brand New Specifications Hello, 2 days ago i bought new HDD for big size games and i'm not sure if its a problem with HDD but it's really weird and i can't find any other solutions.