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Graviton
1.8 TB 12 Gbps SAS 2.5-inch 10K rpm hard disk with USB accessory shell
The Graviton J9F49A provides 1.8 TB of capacity on a 12 G SAS interface in a 2.5 inch form factor. It operates at a 10 K spindle speed for enterprise storage arrays. The unit ships new in its original box with part number 787649-001.
Under continuous operation the 10 K spindle maintains consistent throughput for mixed read and write workloads. The 12 G SAS link supports full duplex data transfer without the latency spikes seen in burst oriented interfaces. The replacement shell design allows hot swap servicing in compatible MSA enclosures.
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The 10K spindle speed and SAS interface are designed for enterprise workloads; typical acoustic output is comparable to other 2.5-inch 10K drives in a server chassis.
The unit is supplied as a bare 2.5-inch drive; a compatible MSA caddy or tray is required for installation in the storage enclosure.
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