Seagate BarraCuda ST8000DM004 8TB 5400 RPM 256MB SATA 3.5" internal hard drive
- 8 TB
- SATA 6.0Gb/s
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A 2.5-inch SAS drive spinning at 15000RPM with 64MB cache and 146GB capacity for fast enterprise storage
This 2.5-inch SAS hard drive spins at 15 000 RPM and provides 146 GB of storage with a 64 MB cache. It is built for Dell servers and storage arrays that require a high-speed enterprise spindle. The drive uses a 6 Gb/s SAS interface and is supplied in new condition.
Buyers who need larger capacity per drive or solid-state latency should consider other options. Systems without a SAS backplane or HBA cannot use this drive.
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Yes, the 2.5 inch form factor matches standard 2.5 inch internal bays and the SAS connector aligns with the backplane.
Slide the drive into the hot-swap tray until the SAS connector seats on the backplane, then lock the tray lever; the step often missed is fully engaging the lever to secure the drive.
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