$29 per Terabyte makes this 24TB Seagate BarraCuda one of the best-value hard drives in today's market — $50 off at Newegg makes it $200 cheaper than the 20TB version

Seagate Barracuda Compute 24TB HDD next to Tech Deals logo.
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It's a sorry state of affairs in the storage component sector at the moment, with prices having doubled or more since the AI boom moved in to destroy the PC component ecosystem. Prices and deals are now relative to the current climate, not to what was available a year ago, unfortunately. Today we have a decent $50 discount off of a large 24TB HDD, which turns it into one of the best value drives of this size currently available. Seagate's Barracuda Compute 24TB HDD is reduced to $699.99 when you use code BTSF2883 at checkout. That works out to $29.16 per Terabyte, or $0.02 per Gigabyte. In years gone by, we have seen this drive a lot cheaper in sales such as Black Friday, before the extreme compute price inflation took effect. But if you're hunting for a large HDD, then this is one of the best deals you're currently going to find.

Check out this deal at Newegg

The Seagate BarraCuda comes in a standard 3.5-inch metal chassis and is a CMR drive with a 512MB cache and 7,200 RPM disk spin speed. A SATA 6Gb/s interface delivers up to 190 MB/s transfer speeds, some of the fastest available speeds for this kind of storage, and is the standard for most PC and NAS setups. Its large capacity means you can store reams of data, including pictures and video files.

Seagate BarraCuda (24TB) Hard Disk Drive
Save 7% ($50)
Seagate BarraCuda (24TB) Hard Disk Drive: was $749.99 now $699.99 at Newegg

This massive 24TB 7,200 RPM drive can store more than its fair share of data. It features 512MB of cache and is one of the fastest hard disk drives (HDDs) available, with a transfer speed of up to 190 MB/s.

Use code BTSF2883 for a $50 discount at checkout.

The massive 24TB capacity of this drive is perfect for someone looking for a large storage drive for a media center or for a big backup drive in a PC. Although the Seagate Barracuda Compute is fast for an HDD, it's not fast enough for modern gaming; you definitely want an SSD for that. But for storing movies, videos, and other media, this drive is perfect.

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Stewart Bendle
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Stewart Bendle is a deals and coupon writer at Tom's Hardware. A firm believer in “Bang for the buck” Stewart likes to research the best prices and coupon codes for hardware and build PCs that have a great price for performance ratio.

  • SomeoneElse23
    It shows a 2 year warranty.

    NTY
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  • jabliese
    I know a PBS station that is interested...
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  • cknobman
    Thats a very dangerous dice roll trusting that much of your data on a Seagate drive!
    Reply
  • King_V
    cknobman said:
    Thats a very dangerous dice roll trusting that much of your data on a Seagate drive!
    Why?
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  • PEnns
    Admin said:
    Save $50 on a 24TB Seagate Barracuda Compute HDD at Newegg with the limited-time discount code.

    $29 per Terabyte makes this 24TB Seagate BarraCuda one of the best-value hard drives in today's market — $50 off at Newegg makes it $200 cheaper th... : Read more

    Thank you for using TeraBytes and not GB when telling us about the prices (as many writers used to do, hoping to make the HDD or whatever sound REALLY cheap!) 👍
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  • USAFRet
    King_V said:
    Why?
    A common trope, based on the higher than normal fail rates of a single Seagate model, years ago.
    Based on Backblaze data, Seagate overall is no worse or better than anyone else.

    Q4 2025:
    https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-drive-stats-for-2025/
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  • SomeoneElse23
    cknobman said:
    Thats a very dangerous dice roll trusting that much of your data on a Seagate drive!
    That's right.

    The 2 year warranty says it all.
    Reply
  • vanadiel007
    cknobman said:
    Thats a very dangerous dice roll trusting that much of your data on a Seagate drive!

    Yes, but only if you use a single drive. If you use Redundancy it should not be an issue.
    Most home users however do not use redundancy because of cost.
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  • t3t4
    This is a complete and total 💩deal. Knocking $100 off a product that is 500 times overpriced is a total 💩deal! Just last year I bought the 28TB variant for $289.00 so there is no world in any universe or multi-verse where this thing at $699 make any damn sense! This is a total 💩 deal folks!
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