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900 GB SAS hard drive spins at 10,000 RPM with 64 MB cache in a 2.5 inch form factor
The DELL ST900MM0006 is a 900GB 2.5-inch SAS hard drive built for server and storage arrays. It suits administrators who need 10000 RPM spindle speed and 64 MB cache in a compact form factor. The drive is new and intended for enterprise environments rather than desktop PCs.
At 10000 RPM the drive delivers consistent throughput for mixed read and write workloads typical of database and virtualisation tiers. The 64 MB cache helps absorb burst I/O while the SAS interface maintains steady data transfer during extended operations. Performance scales with queue depth in multi-drive configurations.
The 2.5-inch SAS form factor fits dense drive bays where airflow is managed by the chassis. Acoustic output is characteristic of 10K RPM enterprise drives under load. Power consumption follows standard enterprise HDD profiles for the stated capacity and spindle speed.
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