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DELL
300 GB 15 K SAS drive fits small-form-factor bays for high-speed storage
The Dell H8DVC is a 300 GB internal hard drive with a SAS 6 Gbps interface. It spins at 15 000 rpm in a small form factor designed for desktop systems. The drive is supplied new in retail or OEM packaging.
This drive suits servers and workstations that need high-speed SAS storage for transactional databases or virtualisation hosts. It is not for buyers who need larger capacities for bulk data archiving. Builders without a SAS controller or backplane should look at a different interface.
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Yes, the SFF form factor matches a 2.5-inch small-form-factor bay used in many Dell servers and arrays.
Connect both the SAS data cable and the separate power connector; the drive will not spin up with only the data cable attached.
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