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A 6 TB SAS hard drive spinning at 7200 RPM in a 3.5 inch form factor with a 12 Gbps interface
The Dell 4F32F provides 6 TB of storage on a 3.5 inch SAS interface spinning at 7200 RPM. It is built for PowerEdge and PowerVault systems that require high-capacity, enterprise-class drives.
Installation requires a compatible 3.5 inch drive bay and a SAS controller or backplane that supports 12 Gbps speeds. The included tray secures the drive in Dell servers, freeing internal space otherwise used by smaller or slower disks.
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The SAS 12 Gbps interface supports up to 12 Gbps, but real-world sustained throughput is limited by the 7200 RPM mechanical speed of the drive.
The 3.5 inch 7200 RPM mechanism produces typical enterprise-level heat and power draw for a 6 TB SAS drive under sustained workloads.
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