Seagate BarraCuda ST3000DM008 3TB 7200 RPM 64MB SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" internal hard drive
- 3 TB
- SATA 6.0Gb/s
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A 6 TB 3.5-inch SAS drive spinning at 7.2K rpm with a 12 Gb/s interface for hot-swap desktop storage
This new Dell 400-ALCM is a 6TB 3.5-inch internal hard drive with a SAS 12Gb/s interface and a 7.2K spindle speed. It uses SLC NAND flash memory and supports hot-swap installation in compatible bays. The drive is built for desktop and server storage arrays.
Buyers who require a different interface or protocol should look elsewhere. Those needing a 2.5-inch form factor or a non-hot-swap drive must choose another model.
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| Storage | |
|---|---|
| Flash memory type | SLC |
Yes — the 12Gb/s SAS interface requires a compatible 12Gb/s SAS HBA or RAID card; a 6Gb/s controller will limit the link to 6Gb/s.
The drive will negotiate down to 6Gb/s on a 6Gb/s backplane, so it works but you lose the 12Gb/s bandwidth.
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