DELL
DELL F617N 300GB 15000 RPM 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
300 GB 3.5-inch SAS drive spinning at 15000 rpm with a 6.0 GB/sec external transfer rate
- InterfaceSAS
- Capacity300GB
- RPM15000 RPM
- 300 GB capacity stores critical server data
- 15000 RPM spindle delivers fast transaction throughput
- 0 GB/sec SAS interface moves large datasets quickly
- 5-inch low-profile form factor fits standard drive bays
- 1-inch height allows dense rack deployments
300 GB 15 K SAS drive
This new 300 GB SAS hard drive spins at 15 000 rpm and uses a 3.5-inch low-profile form factor. The Dell F617N delivers a 6.0 GB/sec external transfer rate through its Serial Attached SCSI interface. It is built for servers and storage arrays that demand high-throughput rotational storage.
Enterprise storage upgrade
The drive suits administrators replacing a failed 15 K SAS unit or adding capacity to a compatible SAS backplane. It is not for systems that lack a SAS controller or that require a larger capacity than 300 GB. Buyers needing a different form factor or a non-SAS interface should select another model.
15 000 rpm rotational speed
The 15 000 rpm spindle speed is the single specification that determines whether this drive meets the performance tier required by the target array. Verify that the host platform supports 15 K SAS drives before purchase.
Highlights
- 300 GB capacity stores critical server data
- 15000 RPM spindle delivers fast transaction throughput
- 0 GB/sec SAS interface moves large datasets quickly
- 5-inch low-profile form factor fits standard drive bays
- 1-inch height allows dense rack deployments
Specifications
| Brand | dell |
|---|---|
| Interface | SAS |
| Capacity | 300GB |
| RPM | 15000 RPM |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 300GB capacity or a different size?
This model is offered in a single 300GB capacity; select it when you need that exact amount of storage for your server or workstation.
What does the 15000 RPM speed mean for daily use?
The 15000 RPM rotational speed reduces seek latency and sustains high throughput for transaction-heavy workloads such as databases.
How does the SAS 6.0 GB/sec interface limit real-world performance?
The SAS interface caps the external transfer rate at 6.0 GB/sec, so sustained reads and writes cannot exceed that ceiling.
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