Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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146 GB 10,000 RPM Ultra320 SCSI drive with 80-pin connector, 3.5-inch form factor and 1.0-inch low-profile height, includes tray
The Dell K4402 is a 146Gb 3.5 inch hard disk drive spinning at 10000Rpm with an 80Pin Ultra320 SCSI interface. It ships new with a tray and fits a 1.0 inch low-profile bay. Weight is listed as 5.1 with height, width and length each at 1.
This drive suits administrators maintaining legacy Ultra320 SCSI arrays that require an 80Pin connection and 1.0 inch form factor. Buyers needing higher capacities, different interfaces, larger physical sizes or solid-state media should consider other options.
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| Brand name | DELL |
Yes, the 80-pin connector plugs directly into an Ultra320 SCSI backplane that supplies both data and power.
The 1.0-inch low-profile form factor matches the height of many legacy 1-inch SCSI drives, so it slides into the same hot-swap bay.
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