HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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A 72.8Gb 15000Rpm 3.5-inch SCSI drive with 80-pin Ultra320 interface
This HP 3R-A3847-AA is a 72.8Gb hard disk drive with a 3.5Inch form factor. It spins at 15000Rpm and connects through an 80Pin Ultra320 SCSI interface. The unit weighs 5.1 and includes a tray for installation. It is built for environments that need high-speed SCSI storage.
This drive fits servers or arrays that accept an 80Pin Ultra320 SCSI connection in a 3.5Inch slot. It is not for systems that require a different pin count or signalling standard. Buyers who need a larger capacity should look at other models. It is also not for setups that cannot accommodate the 15000Rpm spindle speed.
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This module is offered in a single 72.8 Gb capacity, so no choice between versions is needed.
The 15000 rpm spindle speed indicates fast rotational performance for the SCSI interface in a 3.5 inch form factor.
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