Seagate BarraCuda ST3000DM008 3TB 7200 RPM 64MB SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" internal hard drive
- 3 TB
- SATA 6.0Gb/s
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A 300 GB, 10 000 RPM SAS drive with 16 MB cache and an included 2.5" caddy
This new DELL ST9300603SS is a 2.5 inch internal hard drive built for servers and storage arrays that require a SAS 6Gb/s connection. It delivers 300GB of capacity at 10000RPM with a 16MB buffer. The package includes an R Series caddy for compatible Dell bays.
It suits administrators replacing a failed drive in a Dell PowerEdge or similar SAS backplane where a 2.5 inch 10K spindle is specified. It is not suitable for laptops or desktops that lack a hardware SAS controller and the correct drive cage.
The drive communicates over a 2.5 inch SAS 6Gb/s interface, which is the single specification that determines whether it will function in your chassis and controller. Verify that your system supports this exact interface before purchase.
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