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A 3.5 inch SAS drive with a 7.2K spindle speed stores 2 TB of data
This Dell 1P7DP drive provides 2 TB of storage in a 3.5 inch form factor. It spins at 7.2K rpm and uses a SAS interface. The unit is supplied new and arrives in retail or OEM packaging that may vary.
The drive suits servers or workstations that accept 3.5 inch SAS drives and need nearline capacity. It is not for systems that only support 2.5 inch bays. Buyers who require a faster spindle speed should look elsewhere.
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The 2 TB capacity is the only one listed for this 1P7DP drive, so select it when you need that exact amount of storage.
The 7.2K spindle speed combined with the SAS interface provides consistent performance for bulk storage and backup workloads in compatible servers or workstations.
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