G-Sense Error Rate Attribute information
Attribute Name:
G-Sense Error Rate
Attribute ID:
221
Description:
Rate of errors occurring as a result of impact loads. This attribute stores an indication of a shock-sensitive sensor, that is, the total quantity of errors occurring as a result of internal impact loads (dropping drive, wrong installation, etc.). For more info see G-Force Protection technology description for Seagate hard drives.
Critical:
No
Hard drives that support this attribute:
Seagate, Hitachi
Software that supports this attribute:
ActiveSMART, by Ariolic Software
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Tags: G-Sense Error Rate, smart attribute
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