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IronWolf 8TB

Capacity:
8TB
Model number:
ST8000VN004
Interface:
SATA 6 Gb/s (I/O data-transfer rate 600MB/s max)

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Model: ST8000VN004

The 8TB 7200 RPM air-filled capacity point of the IronWolf line, with a 256MB cache.

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Important limit: Air-filled 8TB design with a 180TB/year workload rating, well below the 550TB/year rating of IronWolf Pro

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Specifications checked November 5, 2026. Full product details

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Size and placement

Dimensions
26.11mm x 101.85mm x 146.99mm (1.028in x 4.010in x 5.787in)
Weight
630g / 1.389 lb
Manufacturer specifications

Seagate IronWolf 8TB NAS Hard Drive (ST8000VN004)

An 8TB 7200 RPM air-filled IronWolf NAS hard drive with a 256MB cache, SATA 6 Gb/s interface and three years of Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Services, aimed at one- to eight-bay home and small-office NAS systems.

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Selected package: IronWolf 8TB (ST8000VN004).

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  • IronWolf 8TB (ST8000VN004)

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    Model: ST8000VN004

    What differs
    The 8TB 7200 RPM air-filled capacity point of the IronWolf line, with a 256MB cache.
    Best for
    General-purpose NAS storage for home media servers and small offices.

Related models and generations

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  • IronWolf 4TB (ST4000VN006) Model: ST4000VN006

    Half the capacity at 4TB, 5400-class spindle speed, lighter and cheaper per drive.

    Smaller NAS builds where capacity per drive matters less.

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Watch out

  • IronWolf and IronWolf Pro are different tiers: Pro carries a 5-year warranty and a 550TB/year workload rating versus 3 years and 180TB/year here.
  • IronWolf 8TB ST8000VN004 is air-filled; the 12TB and larger IronWolf models are helium-filled and share different gallery images.
  • Bare-drive listings that bundle several units are multi-packs, not a different model.

Why people pick it

  • 7200 RPM spin speed with a 256MB cache, faster than the 5400-class IronWolf capacities in sustained transfers
  • Rated for 24x7 NAS use in one- to eight-bay systems with RV sensors and AgileArray firmware for multi-bay vibration
  • Includes three years of Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Services, an in-house recovery option if the drive fails

Know before you buy

  • Air-filled 8TB design with a 180TB/year workload rating, well below the 550TB/year rating of IronWolf Pro
  • No Amazon listing is linked from Seagate's own product page for this model, so buying it means searching for the exact model number
  • Plain IronWolf rather than IronWolf Pro: no 5-year warranty and the highest capacities stop at 16TB

Full specifications

Capacity8TB
Model numberST8000VN004
InterfaceSATA 6 Gb/s (I/O data-transfer rate 600MB/s max)
Form factor3.5-inch internal hard drive
Drive designAir-filled
Spindle speed7200 RPM
Cache buffer256MB
Sustained transfer rate (maker spec)200 MiB/s max (210 MB/s) on outer diameter
Workload ratingUp to 180TB per year
CMR recordingYes; IronWolf uses conventional magnetic recording rather than SMR
NAS bay supportOne- to eight-bay NAS systems, home media servers, personal cloud storage, small offices and workstations
Health monitoringIronWolf Health Management actively monitors drive health when used with compatible NAS systems
Data recoveryThree years of Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Services included
Annualized failure rate0.87% based on 8760 power-on hours
Dimensions26.11mm x 101.85mm x 146.99mm (1.028in x 4.010in x 5.787in)
Weight630g / 1.389 lb
Warranty3-year limited warranty

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