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DELL ST600MM0006 EQUALLOGIC 600GB 10000RPM 6Gb/s 2.5" SAS internal hard drive
A 600 GB, 10 000 RPM SAS drive with a 64 MB cache fits 2.5 inch bays for fast server storage
- 600 GB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000 RPM spindle delivers fast data access
- 6 Gb/s SAS interface enables high-throughput transfers
- 64 MB cache buffers bursts for smoother I/O
- 5 inch form factor fits dense server bays
Dell EqualLogic 600 GB 10K SAS drive
This 2.5-inch SAS hard drive delivers 600 GB of storage at 10000 RPM with a 6 Gb/s interface and 64 MB cache. It is built for servers and storage arrays that require consistent throughput for transactional workloads. The drive suits IT teams deploying or expanding Dell EqualLogic systems.
Thermals noise and power in normal use
The 10000 RPM spindle generates typical enterprise drive heat and audible seek noise under load. Power draw follows standard 2.5-inch SAS specifications for this rotational speed class. System integrators should provide adequate airflow in the drive bay to maintain operating temperatures.
What the bundled items change
The drive ships as a bare unit without a caddy, rails, or mounting screws. No management software, firmware media, or cables are included in the package. Buyers must source compatible drive carriers and SAS cables separately for installation.
Highlights
- 600 GB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000 RPM spindle delivers fast data access
- 6 Gb/s SAS interface enables high-throughput transfers
- 64 MB cache buffers bursts for smoother I/O
- 5 inch form factor fits dense server bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 2.5" SAS 6Gb/s drive into a server bay?
Slide the 2.5" SAS drive into a compatible hot-swap bay until the connector seats firmly; the step most people miss is securing the retention latch or screw so vibration cannot unseat the 6Gb/s link.
What maintenance or replacement will the 600GB 10000RPM drive need later?
The 10000RPM mechanical drive has no user-serviceable parts; plan to replace the entire 600GB unit when SMART reallocated-sector counts rise or the 64MB cache can no longer mask latency spikes.
What limit appears first on the 10000RPM SAS drive under sustained write loads?
The 10000RPM spindle and 6Gb/s SAS interface typically hit the mechanical throughput ceiling first, so sustained writes level off well below the 6Gb/s line rate.
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