Seagate BarraCuda ST8000DM004 8TB 5400 RPM 256MB SATA 3.5" internal hard drive
- 8 TB
- SATA 6.0Gb/s
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A 900 GB SAS internal hard drive spinning at 10000 RPM with a 6 Gbps interface for desktop storage
The DELL Savvio drive provides 900 GB of storage on a 6 Gbps SAS connection and spins at 10000 RPM. It is built for desktop systems that accept a 2.5-inch SAS hard drive.
This drive suits administrators who need enterprise-class SAS reliability and 10000 RPM speed in a desktop chassis. Builders whose motherboard or controller lacks a native SAS port should look at a different interface.
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The drive is built for enterprise duty cycles; typical service life matches the rated workload limits of the SAS interface, so plan replacement when SMART attributes indicate wear.
The 6Gbps SAS interface caps sustained throughput, so the bus bandwidth ceiling is reached before the 10000RPM platters saturate.
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