Windows 10: Seagate 1tb really slow

I bought a new seagate 1tb external hard drive for my pc and i average around 55-60mb/ps when i download directly to the computer but when i do it to the seagate it averages around 10mb/ps, does anyone have any solutions to this issue?

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Seagate 1tb platter when??

I cant find a 1TB single platter internal drive to buy anywhere or listed on the Seagate website

 

how can i get my windows 10 OS to recognize Seagate 1TB ard drive?

I probably caused this myself by terminating a Format process on my Seagate external HD before it finished. Since then my Dell Laptop running Windows 10 would not recognize the Seagate drive. I did get another computer to see it but listed its volume as
32 GB - the hard drive is 1TB. Does anyone have an idea to help me with this before I throw this thing in the trash?

 

New hybrid drive (Seagate Desktop SHDD) suddenly is slowing down.

I have a two months old 2TB Seagate Desktop SSHD.

I’m running this SSHD as a secondary drive (have an SSD running as boot), being a "backup" drive.

I've created two partitions with it:

• one with 1.5TB
  
• one with 300GB'ish
  

Suddently whenever requesting anything from that drive, the response time is VERY slow. At a point it was slow and next day alright again, however the last 4-5 days it has been consistantly slow.

I experience the following:

• When clicking through folders and (usually) reaching some 2-3 inner folder index, the SSDH stops up and VERY slowly loads (with progress bar) before the folder renders
  
• Writing to a file (like .txt, .php, .js /whatever) *saving work - takes 3-4 secs everytime saving
  
• I have noticed that the drive would very often say some "tick" noises, like it was "thinking", even when nothing really would be happening on the computer.
  
• Under "Joblist > Disc profiling - I don't see anything unusual pingin' out here (without knowing much about processes)
  

I have tried the following:

• Right click on the drive and run for the disc for errors > nothing found
  
• Under "Storage"/"Disk Management" under status it says "E: + D: > Status: Ok, primary partion" (whereas the C: says "Boot, Chrashdump, Primary partion")
  

Any suggestions on further "debugging" or things I could check or do before considering sending it back to the supplier?