Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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An 80 GB 3.5 inch Sata hard drive spinning at 7200 rpm with an 8 MB buffer
This Dell W0109 is an 80 GB SATA hard drive spinning at 7200 RPM with an 8 MB buffer. It is built in a 3.5 inch form factor for server and workstation storage bays. The drive suits administrators who need a small-capacity replacement disk for legacy arrays or dedicated log volumes.
The unit connects via a standard SATA data and power interface inside a 3.5 inch drive bay. Its low capacity frees physical slots for higher-density drives when the array is upgraded. Buyers who need larger single volumes or solid-state performance should consider other options.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The 7200 rpm rotation rate sets the mechanical ceiling for sequential read and write speeds on this 80 GB Sata drive.
Under constant operation the drive draws modest power and emits low mechanical noise typical of a 7200 rpm 3.5 inch Sata mechanism.
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