
Seagate
Seagate IronWolf Pro 16TB
16 TB · 3.5" · 7,200 RPM

A CMR NAS hard drive at 7200 RPM, rated by Seagate for workloads of up to 180TB per year.
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The IronWolf 8TB is Seagate's mainstream NAS hard drive. Seagate's list confirms CMR recording, and its product page cites speeds up to 7200 RPM and workloads up to 180TB per year, with IronWolf Health Management for monitoring. It suits home and small-office NAS units that run all day. Seagate's detailed specification table could not be read, so the warranty is unconfirmed here, and no independent review of this exact drive was found.
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Seagate IronWolf NAS Drives - Tested and Compared
SomeTechGuy
Performance, power and noise testing of the Seagate IronWolf NAS drive range including the 8TB, compared against IronWolf Pro and WD Red drives.
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r/hardware · u/djtron99
CriticalAn owner reports the 8TB IronWolf hangs at BIOS boot and cannot be formatted internally on an older Gigabyte H97N board, though it works in an external dock and under OMV.
2025-05-17
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CMR. Seagate's CMR and SMR list shows every IronWolf capacity from 2TB to 16TB using CMR recording.
Yes, it uses a standard SATA connection, although NAS drives are tuned for always-on multi-drive systems rather than single-drive desktops.
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