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A 73 GB 10000 RPM Ultra320 SCSI hot-swap drive with an 80-pin 3.5-inch form factor
This Fujitsu hard disk provides 73Gb of storage on a 3.5-inch form factor. It spins at 10000Rpm and connects through an 80-pin Ultra320 SCSI interface. The unit supports hot-swap operation for compatible servers or storage arrays. It is supplied new for maintenance or expansion tasks.
The Ultra320 SCSI standard delivers a maximum bus bandwidth of 320MB/s shared across all attached devices. An 80-pin connector combines data, power and SCSI ID selection into a single mating action. Cable length and device count restrictions apply per the SCSI-3 specifications. Buyers needing higher throughput or newer interfaces cannot use this drive.
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| Brand name | FUJITSU |
The 73Gb 10000Rpm drive matches the Ultra320 interface and hot-swap tray; select it when you need that exact spindle speed and form factor.
The 320 MB/s is the peak bus transfer limit; sustained throughput will be lower and depends on the 10000Rpm mechanics and the host controller.
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