ST2000DM002 vs WD20EARZ

Seagate Desktop HDD 2TB and Western Digital WD Blue 2TB, compared using published manufacturer specifications.

Desktop HDD 2TB

ST2000DM002

SATA 6 Gb/s · 3.5-inch

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WD Blue 2TB

WD20EARZ

SATA 6Gb/s · 3.5-inch

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What differs between these models?

  • Interface: ST2000DM002 lists SATA 6 Gb/s; WD20EARZ lists SATA 6Gb/s.
  • Sustained transfer (up to MB/s): ST2000DM002 lists 210; WD20EARZ lists 180.

A larger cache, higher RPM or higher advertised sequential speed alone does not establish which drive is better for your workload.

Specifications side by side

Manufacturer specifications for ST2000DM002 and WD20EARZ
SpecificationST2000DM002WD20EARZ
ManufacturerSeagateWestern Digital
Product familyDesktop HDDWD Blue
Model numberST2000DM002WD20EARZ
Capacity (TB)22
InterfaceSATA 6 Gb/sSATA 6Gb/s
Cache (MB)6464
Form factor3.5-inch3.5-inch
Average idle power (W)5.4Not recorded
Power-on hours per year2400Not recorded
Workload rating (TB/year)55Not recorded
Average operating power (W)8Not recorded
Manufacturer limited warranty2 years (eligible new drives)2 years (eligible new drives)
Sustained transfer (up to MB/s)210180
RPMNot recorded5400
RecordingNot recordedCMR
Physical sector size (bytes)Not recorded4096

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Manufacturer sources

ST2000DM002

Seagate Desktop HDD manufacturer specifications ↗ · pages 3

Reviewed 2026-09-07. Published specifications; no independent benchmark or failure-rate claim.

WD20EARZ

Western Digital WD Blue manufacturer datasheet ↗

Reviewed 2026-08-21. Published specifications; no independent benchmark or failure-rate claim.

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