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HPE P41533-001 3.84TB SAS 12G 2.5in server accessory

SKU CH-BK85-8K82B MPN P41533-001

A 3.84 TB SAS solid-state drive in a 2.5 inch form factor for read-intensive server workloads

  • Product typeControl Module
  • 84 TB capacity supports read-intensive workloads
  • SAS 12 Gbps interface delivers consistent throughput
  • 5-inch SFF form factor fits dense server bays
  • HPE P41533-001 control module ensures reliable operation

3.84 TB SAS drive for HPE servers

This solid-state drive provides 3.84 TB of storage over a SAS interface running at 12 Gbit/s. It uses a 2.5 inch small form factor and is classified as a control module. The unit is supplied new and intended for read-intensive workloads in compatible HPE server platforms.

Fits 2.5 inch SAS bays with 12 Gbit/s backplanes

The drive occupies a single 2.5 inch hot-plug bay and connects directly to a SAS backplane that supports 12 Gbit/s signalling. No additional cabling or adapter cards are required. It frees up larger drive slots for other capacities while delivering consistent read performance for the host server.

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Price $2,020.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 1,119 comparable items (median $74.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeControl Module
Size & build
Shipping weight2.27 kg
Package size218 × 191 × 135 mm

Questions about this item

How long will the 3.84 TB SAS drive sustain writes before hitting its write-endurance limit?

The RI-class SSD is rated for read-intensive workloads, so its write-endurance limit is reached sooner than mixed-use drives under sustained heavy writes.

What noise or heat should I expect when the 2.5 inch SAS drive runs continuously in a server chassis?

As a solid-state device it produces no mechanical noise and minimal heat compared with spinning disks, keeping thermal load low during all-day operation.

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