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	'''Seagate ~~Barracuda''', informally known as the '''~~Barracuda 7200.14''', was a hard drive family created by [[Seagate]]. It succeeded the Barracuda 7200.12 and Green families, increasing the maximum capacity to 3 TB, and depending entirely on the [[:Category:Seagate F3 Grenada\|Grenada]] platform. This family marks a temporary abandonment of the 5,400 RPM class, as Seagate deemed it uneconomical to provide for this market considering advancements in 7,200 RPM power efficiency, though eventually this decision would be reversed. This family was also quite short lived, being rebranded to the more generic Desktop HDD family, and marking the end of the Barracuda name until it returned as the [[Seagate BarraCuda (Guardian\|BarraCuda]] family in 2016, replacing the Desktop HDD branding.		'''Seagate Barracuda 7200.14''', was a hard drive family created by [[Seagate]]. It succeeded the Barracuda 7200.12 and Green families, increasing the maximum capacity to 3 TB, and depending entirely on the [[:Category:Seagate F3 Grenada\|Grenada]] platform. Members of this family never bore the "7200.14" moniker on the labels. This family marks a temporary abandonment of the 5,400 RPM class, as Seagate deemed it uneconomical to provide for this market considering advancements in 7,200 RPM power efficiency, though eventually this decision would be reversed. This family was also quite short lived, being rebranded to the more generic Desktop HDD family, and marking the end of the Barracuda name until it returned as the [[Seagate BarraCuda (Guardian\|BarraCuda]] family in 2016, replacing the Desktop HDD branding.

	==Products==		==Products==

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	\| caption1 = Top lid of a [[~~ST3500418AS~~]], an example of a Barracuda ~~7200.12~~ model.		\| caption1 = Top lid of a [[ST3000DM001-1CH166]], an example of a Barracuda model.
	\| manufacturer = [[Seagate]]		\| manufacturer = [[Seagate]]
	\| purpose = desktop		\| purpose = desktop

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{{Infobox hard drive product family
| image1 = ST3000DM001 1CH166-501 2012-12.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a [[ST3500418AS]], an example of a Barracuda 7200.12 model.
| manufacturer = [[Seagate]]
| purpose = desktop
| speed = 7,200
| released = 2012
| discontinued = 2013
| predecessor = [[Seagate Barracuda 7200.12]]<br>[[Seagate Barracuda Green]]
| successor = [[Seagate Desktop HDD]]
}}
'''Seagate Barracuda''', informally known as the '''Barracuda 7200.14''', was a hard drive family created by [[Seagate]]. It succeeded the Barracuda 7200.12 and Green families, increasing the maximum capacity to 3 TB, and depending entirely on the [[:Category:Seagate F3 Grenada|Grenada]] platform. This family marks a temporary abandonment of the 5,400 RPM class, as Seagate deemed it uneconomical to provide for this market considering advancements in 7,200 RPM power efficiency, though eventually this decision would be reversed. This family was also quite short lived, being rebranded to the more generic Desktop HDD family, and marking the end of the Barracuda name until it returned as the [[Seagate BarraCuda (Guardian|BarraCuda]] family in 2016, replacing the Desktop HDD branding.

==Products==
*[[ST500DM002-9YN14C]] (500 GB)
*[[ST1000DM003-9YN162]] (1 TB)
*[[ST1000DM003-1CH162]] (1 TB)
*[[ST1000DM003-9YN16C]] (1.5 TB)
*[[ST2000DM001-9YN164]] (2 TB)
*[[ST2000DM001-1CH164]] (2 TB)
*[[ST3000DM001-9YN166]] (3 TB)
*[[ST3000DM001-1CH166]] (3 TB)

==References==
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