
This Seagate STBD3000100 internal hard drive for desktops features a 3TB capacity to store important documents, photos, videos, music and more. Native Command Queuing prioritizes important commands for enhanced efficiency.
Q: Does this come with windows
A: NO. Windows is a copyrighted and protected software system that comes on CD's or DVD's. I can think of no hard disk that comes with Windows pre-installed unless it's a new PC with Windows.
Q: is this drive good for gaming
A: I store all my games on one of these 3 TB drives. These drives are fast and reliable. I've never had any problems or performance issues using these drives for gaming.
A: I'm not that familiar with Mac machines but can't see why it wouldn't work. I used the one I bought in a homemade Linux-based server as just one piece of the 40TB of disc memory that is installed and it was immediately recognized and added to the drive pool. Has been working flawlessly ever since.
Q: "Desktop"? OK in a external dock, thru USB? Can reformat to format exFAT?
A: This is a standard "Serial ATA" drive. They classify it as "desktop" drive because it is physically larger than the drives used in laptops and other smaller computers. It could be used externally, if you provide an enclosure of a suitable size that has two things. 1. electronics to adapt Serial-ATA to USB 2. electronics to provide electric power in the right form (Drives like this consume more power than a USB connection can provide.) You might be better off to buy an "External" drive. These have a disc drive already packaged in a protective enclosure with other elements required. The Seagate Backup Plus and Expansion drive products on the Best-Buy site are examples. The drive can be reformatted for exFAT. You may have to install some optional software on your computer to do it. (That requirement applies with this drive or any other.)
Q: Is this drive a Barracuda drive? What is the warranty on this drive? Thanks!
A: Yes it is a Barracuda drive. It has a 2 year warranty.
Q: Will this drive install in a Mac pro tool six core 2.93?
A: It works fine in my Mac Pro 3,1 8-core (Early 2008) so I don't think it will be a problem.
Q: Can this hard drive be used in a nyko data bank for ps4?
A: Yes piece of cake
A: Generally speaking, "green" drives have lower RPM rates then their counterparts (usually 5400 or 5900 RPM). Since this drive has an RPM rate of 7200 RPM it would not be considered a green drive and would provide excellent performance.