MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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Hitachi, Ltd.
1.2 TB SAS hard drive spins at 10 K RPM with a 12 Gbps interface
The Hitachi HUC101212CSS600 is a 1.2 TB internal hard drive with a 12 Gbps SAS interface and a 10K spindle speed. It fits a 2.5 inch bay and is supplied in new condition. The drive carries GTIN 00686907903417 and MPN 0B33078.
This drive suits servers and storage arrays that require a 12 Gbps SAS connection and a 10K rotational speed. Buyers who need a different interface or a larger capacity should look elsewhere. Systems without a SAS backplane or controller cannot use this drive.
No published specifications for this item yet.
A SAS controller or backplane that supports 12 Gbps SAS signalling is needed to run the drive at its rated interface speed.
Yes, the drive is backward compatible with 6 Gbps SAS backplanes and will operate at the lower link speed.
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