Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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300 GB 10000 RPM SAS 2.5-inch dual-port hard drive with tray
This 2.5-inch dual-port SAS drive spins at 10000 RPM and provides 300 GB of storage for enterprise servers and storage arrays. The 6 Gbit SAS interface supports multipath I/O for high-availability configurations. Part number 507119-002 identifies the unit for procurement and compatibility checks.
The supplied tray allows the drive to slide into compatible HP drive bays without extra caddies or screws. Dual-port connectivity is preserved through the tray's backplane interface. No additional mounting hardware or cables are included in the package.
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| Brand name | HP |
Firmware updates are released by HP for the 507119-002 and can be applied through the server management tools when a new revision is available.
The 6 Gbit SAS interface bandwidth becomes the bottleneck before the mechanical spindle saturates during sustained transfers.
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