I have a 2TB Segate (ST32000542AS) drive that a while back windows 7 said was dying. so I swapped it out and set it aside. I pulled the smart info today and it looks strange, but seatools says its ok. The raw data for the smart info looks real strange compared to my WD 2TB drives. Does this look OK?
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Device information:
Device ID: 1
Interface: SATA
Device Capacity: 1907726 MB
Serial Number: 5XW08201
Model Number: ST32000542AS
SMART ATTRIBUTES:
ID Description Status Value Worst Threshold Raw Value TEC
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1 Raw Read Error Rate OK 111 100 6 32284349 N.A.
3 Spin Up Time OK 100 100 0 0 N.A.
4 Start/Stop Count OK 100 100 20 973 N.A.
5 Reallocated Sector Count OK 100 100 36 0 N.A.
7 Seek Error Rate OK 31 30 30 3865471964862 N.A.
9 Power On Time OK 92 92 0 7601 N.A.
10 Spin Retry Count OK 100 100 97 0 N.A.
12 Power Cycle Count OK 100 100 20 49 N.A.
183 SATA Downshift Error Count OK 100 100 0 0 N.A.
184 End-to-End error OK 100 100 99 0 N.A.
187 Reported Uncorrectable Errors OK 100 100 0 0 N.A.
188 Command Timeout OK 100 97 0 458771 N.A.
189 High Fly Writes OK 99 99 0 1 N.A.
190 Temperature Difference from 100 OK 64 43 45 26375946276 N.A.
194 Temperature OK 36 57 0 36 C N.A.
195 Hardware ECC Recovered OK 45 39 0 32284349 N.A.
197 Current Pending Sector Count OK 100 100 0 0 N.A.
198 Uncorrectable Sector Count OK 100 100 0 0 N.A.
199 UltraDMA CRC Error Count OK 200 200 0 43 N.A.
240 Head flying hours OK 100 253 0 232314781042296 N.A.
241 Total LBAs Written OK 100 253 0 2497003573 N.A.
242 Total LBAs Read OK 100 253 0 2382970826 N.A.