SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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600 GB enterprise SAS hard drive with 10 000 RPM spindle speed, dual-port 6 Gbit/s interface and hot-swap tray for 2.5-inch bays
This HP EG0600FBDSR is a 600 GB enterprise SAS drive spinning at 10000 RPM with a 6 Gbit dual-port interface. It uses a 2.5 inch SFF form factor and includes a hot-swap tray for supported ProLiant servers such as the DL320 G6. The unit is supplied new and weighs 5.1 units.
This drive fits administrators who require dual-port SAS connectivity and 10000 RPM spindle speed in a 2.5 inch hot-swap package. It will not meet requirements for higher-capacity storage beyond 600 GB or for systems that lack a 6 Gbit SAS backplane and tray support.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HP |
| Product type | Flash Memory |
The product is listed as a single 600 Gb model with no alternative capacities shown in the specifications.
The 10000 rpm rotation combined with the SAS 6 Gbits interface delivers high IOPS for transactional workloads on that platform.
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