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September 6th 13, 07:38 PM
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Seagate drive model # and serial# don't match. ST1000DM003
I just received a warrantee replacement drive for my dead ST1000DM003. The
Replacement was a ST31000528AS refurb. which doesn't meet the same specs as the origional. Seagate told me that my drive serial# shows up on their system as the same specs as the replacement drive, not as a SATA 3, 64MB cache drive like the ST1000DM003.They had no suggestion as to how this could be, but assured me the replacement met the same specs as my origional. Has anyone else out there run into this situation? 
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