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A 600 GB 15,000 RPM SAS hard drive with a 16 MB cache in a 3.5 inch form factor
The Dell Cheetah ST3600057SS is a 600 GB enterprise hard drive spinning at 15000 RPM with a SAS interface. It delivers high-throughput, low-latency storage for 3.5-inch server bays and storage arrays. The unit is new with zero hours of operation.
This drive fits workloads that demand sustained random I/O and fast seek times, such as database logging, email servers and virtualisation hosts. It is not for desktop PCs or consumer laptops that lack a SAS controller and 3.5-inch drive bays. Buyers needing larger capacities or solid-state endurance should consider other options.
The 600 GB capacity provides space for operating systems, applications and active data sets in performance-sensitive tiers. The 16 MB cache helps absorb burst write traffic. Capacity runs out when storing large media libraries, long-term archives or multi-terabyte databases that exceed the single-drive limit.
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