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Seagate IronWolf

8 TB · 3.5-inch · SATA · 7200 RPM · CMR · Seagate part ST8000VN004

Capacity
8000 GB
SSD / HDD
HDD
Form factor
3.5-inch

Seagate's 8 TB IronWolf NAS hard drive in its 7200 RPM, air-filled CMR version (ST8000VN004), with a 256 MB cache, a rated 210 MB/s outer-track sustained transfer, a 180 TB/year workload rating and a three-year limited warranty.

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THE ACTUAL PRODUCT
Seagate IronWolf 8 TB 3.5-inch NAS hard drive, front label view
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The useful part.

Key strengths

CMR recording, a rotational-vibration sensor and error recovery control are specified for 1–8 bay NAS use, with IronWolf Health Management on supported NAS systems.

Rated for 24×7 operation (8,760 power-on hours a year) with a 180 TB/year workload limit and 1 million hours MTBF.

Three years of Rescue Data Recovery Services are included alongside the three-year limited warranty, where the service is offered.

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Seagate rates only an outer-diameter sequential maximum (210 MB/s) for this 7,200 RPM hard drive; its product manual adds a 4.16 ms average latency but gives no seek-time or random-access performance figures.

Seagate's data sheet rates it at 10.1 W average operating and 7.8 W idle power and 28–32 dBA acoustics, versus 5.3 W / 4.0 W and 25–26 dBA for the 5400 RPM ST8000VN002; the ST8000VN004 product manual lists a lower 7.16 W average idle.

The warranty is three years and the workload rating 180 TB/year, versus the five-year limited warranty and 550 TB/year workload rating Seagate states for its IronWolf Pro drives.

Every specification. With its source.

Full specifications

Exact configuration: 8 TB · 3.5-inch · SATA · 7200 RPM · CMR · ST8000VN004

28 specifications in 6 groups. Values are manufacturer specifications unless a row says “Measured result” or “Calculated from cited specifications”.

Capacity & format

9 items
Capacity
8000 GB

8 TB decimal capacity (Seagate: one terabyte equals one trillion bytes). Some capacity is used for formatting and other functions.

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SSD / HDD
HDD

3.5-inch hard disk drive with conventional magnetic recording (CMR), air-filled design per Seagate.

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Drive dimensions
26.11 mm high × 101.85 mm wide × 146.99 mm deep (1.028 in × 4.01 in × 5.787 in)

Seagate lists height, maximum width and maximum depth. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002).

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Recording technology
CMR (conventional magnetic recording)Source
Sector size
512E (512-byte emulation)

Product manual: 512 bytes per logical sector and 4096 bytes per physical sector.

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Weight
Conflicting sources

Seagate's data sheet (DS1904.23, ST8000VN004 column) and the product page's key specifications list a typical weight of 720 g (1.59 lb), while Seagate's ST8000VN004 product manual (Rev. F) lists a maximum weight of 716 g (1.579 lb). A typical weight above the stated maximum cannot both be right, so no single weight is recorded.

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Performance

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Rated performance and conditions
Up to 210 MB/s maximum sustained transfer rate (outer diameter); 7200 RPM; 256 MB cache

Seagate maximum sustained transfer rate at the outer diameter (OD); Seagate states actual data rates may vary depending on operating environment and other factors. Seagate's IronWolf product page copy says 'delivering sustained data rates up to 180 MB/s' without naming a model or capacity; the data sheet's ST8000VN004 column gives 210 MB/s, which is the figure recorded here. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002). Not our measurement.

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Max sustained transfer rate (OD)
210 MB/s

Outer-diameter maximum, not an average. Seagate's IronWolf product page copy says 'delivering sustained data rates up to 180 MB/s' without naming a model or capacity; the data sheet's ST8000VN004 column gives 210 MB/s, which is the figure recorded here. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002).

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Spindle speed
7200 RPM

The other 8 TB IronWolf part, ST8000VN002, is a 5400 RPM drive; this record is ST8000VN004. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002).

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Endurance & warranty

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Limited warranty time
3 yearsSource
Warranty terms and endurance if applicable
3-year limited warranty; rated workload 180 TB/year; 3 years of Rescue Data Recovery Services included

Seagate states Rescue services are not available in all countries. Workload rate limit is a rating, not a warranty write cap stated by Seagate.

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Workload rate limit
180 TB/year

Seagate workload rate limit (WRL); drives are specified for 8,760 power-on hours per year (24×7).

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MTBF
1,000,000 hours

Seagate-rated mean time between failures (data sheet row 'Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF, hours)'). The product manual states an annualized failure rate of 0.87% (MTBF of 1,000,000 hours) over a 5-year service life in Enterprise Storage field conditions limited to 8760 power-on hours per year, a drive-reported HDA temperature of 40 °C or less, an ambient wet bulb of 26 °C or less and a typical workload, and calls the AFR (MTBF) a population statistic not relevant to individual units.

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Load/unload cycles
600,000Source
Nonrecoverable read errors (max)
1 per 10E15 bits readSource
Manufacturer application scope
Consumer and commercial NAS; desktops and workstations; multimedia servers

Seagate data sheet 'Best-Fit Applications'; the data sheet describes IronWolf as purpose-built for connected-home, SOHO and small-to-medium business NAS environments.

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Power

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Power
Data sheet: average operating 10.1 W, idle average 7.8 W; product manual: average idle 7.16 W, typical operating 9.16–10.02 W depending on workload; standby 1.0 W (both); startup current 1.8 A typical (12 V)

The two Seagate sources disagree on idle power: the data sheet (DS1904.23, ST8000VN004 column) lists 7.8 W idle average, while the ST8000VN004 product manual's Table 2 (DC power requirements, 8TB) lists 7.16 W average idle; neither figure is chosen. The data sheet gives one 10.1 W average operating figure; the manual gives only per-workload typical operating totals: 9.96 W random read 4K16Q, 9.16 W random write 4K16Q, 10.02 W sequential read 64K16Q and 9.54 W sequential write 64K16Q. Both list 1.0 W standby. The manual's typical figures are averages of drives tested under nominal conditions at 5.0 V and 12.0 V input and 25 °C ambient.

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Allowable supply voltage
5 V ±5%; 12 V ±10% (tolerance including noise)

Seagate data sheet row 'Voltage Tolerance, Inc. Noise (5V/12V)': ±5% / ±10% for ST8000VN004. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002).

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Features & software

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Hot-plug capable
Yes

Product manual: supports hot-plug operation per the Serial ATA Revision 3.3 specification.

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NAS features
Rated for 1–8 drive bays; rotational vibration (RV) sensor; dual-plane balance; error recovery control; IronWolf Health Management

Seagate says IronWolf Health Management needs a supported NAS system; check with the NAS vendor. Seagate's product page says IronWolf drives are tested for compatibility with NAS brands such as Asustor and QNAP and recommends consulting the NAS vendor's compatibility list for approved drives.

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Environment & reliability

5 items
Operating temperature
0 °C ambient minimum to 65 °C drive-reported maximum

Seagate does not recommend sustained drive temperatures above 60 °C.

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Non-operating temperature
-40 °C to 70 °C (ambient)Source
Operating shock rating
70 G (read) / 40 G (write); 2 ms

Seagate's ST8000VN004 product manual rates operational shock separately: 70 Gs for reads and 40 Gs for writes at a maximum pulse duration of 2 ms. The data sheet (DS1904.23, ST8000VN004 column, row 'Shock, Operating/Nonoperating: 2ms (max)': 70Gs/300Gs) gives a single 70 Gs operating figure, which matches the read rating.

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Non-operating shock rating
300 G; 2 ms (max)

Seagate data sheet row 'Shock, Operating/Nonoperating: 2ms (max)': 70Gs/300Gs for ST8000VN004. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002).

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Acoustics
28 dBA idle; 32 dBA seek (typical)

Seagate typical values; idle measured in Idle 1 state. Seagate data sheet DS1904.23 first table; ST8000VN004 is the fourth model column (16TB ST16000VN001, 12TB ST12000VN0008, 10TB ST10000VN000, 8TB ST8000VN004, 8TB ST8000VN002).

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