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1 Raw_Read_Error_Rate

    This is an indicator of the current rate of errors of the low level physical sector read operations. In normal operation, there are ALWAYS a small number of errors when attempting to read sectors, but as long as the number remains small, there is NO issue with the drive. Error correction information and retry mechanisms are in place to catch and fix these errors. Manufacturers therefore determine an optimal level of errors for each drive model, and set up an appropriate scale for monitoring the current error rate. For example, if 3 errors per 1000 read operations seems near perfect to the manufacturer, then an error rate of 3 per 1000 ops might be set to an attribute VALUE of 100. If the rate increased to 10 per 1000, then the rate might be scaled to 80 (completely under manufacturer control, and NEVER revealed or explained to us!).
    They are called Raw Reads to distinguish them from the more common term 'read errors', which represent a much higher level read operation. What we usually refer to as a 'read error' is an error returned by a read process, that has attempted a series of one or more seeks and raw reads, plus optional error corrections and retries. It either returns an indicator of total success plus the sector data (considered to be in perfect shape), or it returns an error code, and no sector data.
    PLEASE completely ignore the RAW_VALUE number! Only Seagates report the raw value, which yes, does appear to be the number of raw read errors, but should be ignored, completely. All other drives have raw read errors too, but do not report them, leaving this value as zero only. To repeat, Seagates are not worse than other drives because they appear to have raw read errors, rather they are the only one to report the number. I suspect that others do not report the number to avoid a lot of confusion, and questions for their tech support people. Seagate leaves those of us who provide tech support the job of answering the constant questions about this number. Hopefully now that you understand this, you will never bother a kind IT person with questions about the Raw_Read_Error_Rate RAW_VALUE again?
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    Critical attribute - if its WORST falls below its THRESH, then the drive will be considered FAILED