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Small silver rectangular 2.5 inch SAS hard drive with IBM part labels

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 500G 2.5 SAS server hard drive

SKU CH-RRZV-M47G9

500 GB 2.5-inch SAS drive compatible with IBM 42D0707, 42D0708, 42D0711 and 49Y7436 part numbers

  • 500 GB capacity for IBM storage arrays
  • 5 inch SAS form factor fits dense servers
  • Compatible with IBM part numbers 42D0707 42D0708 42D0711 49Y7436
  • New condition ready for immediate deployment

500G 2.5 SAS drive for IBM servers

This 500G 2.5 SAS server hard drive is built for IBM systems that use the listed part numbers. It suits administrators who need a direct replacement for a failed or missing drive in compatible hardware. The new condition means the unit has not been previously deployed.

Matches IBM 42D0707 42D0708 42D0711 49Y7436

The drive works only in bays and controllers that accept these exact IBM part numbers. Buyers who need a different capacity, form factor or interface cannot use this unit. Verify the part number on the existing drive or server documentation before ordering.

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Questions about this item

How much usable capacity does the 500G SAS drive provide in a RAID array?

The 500G capacity is the raw figure; usable space depends on the RAID level chosen, so a RAID 1 pair yields roughly 500G while RAID 5 with three drives gives about 1 TB.

What throughput ceiling does the SAS interface impose on this 2.5-inch drive?

The SAS link sets the maximum bus speed, so sustained transfers cannot exceed the negotiated SAS rate even if the mechanical media could go faster.

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