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A 600 GB SAS drive spinning at 10 K rpm in a 2.5 inch form factor for enterprise storage arrays
This Dell 7T0DW drive provides 600 GB of storage on a 2.5 inch form factor with a 10K RPM spindle. The SAS interface runs at 6 Gb/s and the part number ST9600204SS identifies the exact unit supplied.
It fits servers and storage arrays that accept 2.5 inch SAS drives and need the higher IOPS of a 10K spindle. Buyers who require a larger capacity or a different physical size should look elsewhere.
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The drive is a 2.5 form factor and needs a 2.5 bay or an adapter bracket to mount in a 3.5 desktop slot.
Attach the SAS data and power cables firmly to the drive connector; the step often missed is ensuring the SAS controller detects the 600GB volume in BIOS before formatting.
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