HP
HP 600 GB 2.5" 10000 rpm SAS laptop internal hard drive
A 600 GB 2.5-inch 10000 rpm SAS internal hard drive for storage systems with hot-plug support
- FeaturesHard Drive
- 600 GB capacity stores large workloads
- 10000 rpm spindle speed accelerates data access
- SAS 6Gb/s interface enables fast transfers
- 5 inch form factor fits compact bays
- Hot-pluggable design allows drive swaps without downtime
600 GB 2.5" SAS internal drive
This HP 600 GB 2.5" 10000 rpm SAS laptop internal hard drive is a new hot-plug component built for storage systems that accept a 6 Gb/s SAS connection. The small-form-factor design fits 2.5-inch bays and delivers 600 GB of capacity on a 10000 rpm spindle. It is supplied in retail or OEM packaging that may vary.
Suited for SAS hot-plug bays
The drive suits administrators who need a 6 Gb/s SAS hot-plug disk for a compatible storage array or server bay. Buyers whose systems only accept a different interface or cannot use hot-plug devices should look at a different part. The RoHS certification confirms compliance with restricted-substance rules.
6 Gb/s SAS interface requirement
The single specification that decides fit is the 6 Gb/s SAS interface; the host must provide a SAS backplane or controller that supports this standard. Without a matching SAS connection the drive cannot operate, regardless of its 2.5-inch width or 10000 rpm speed.
Highlights
- 600 GB capacity stores large workloads
- 10000 rpm spindle speed accelerates data access
- SAS 6Gb/s interface enables fast transfers
- 5 inch form factor fits compact bays
- Hot-pluggable design allows drive swaps without downtime
Specifications
| Brand | HPE-IMSourcing |
|---|---|
| Features | Hard Drive |
Questions about this item
Does my system need a 6 Gb/s SAS backplane and 2.5" hot-plug bay for this 600 GB 10000 rpm drive?
Yes, the drive uses a 6 Gb/s SAS interface in a 2.5" form factor and supports hot-plug installation in compatible storage systems.
Will this 6 Gb/s SAS drive work in an enclosure that only supports 3 Gb/s SAS?
The drive is specified for 6 Gb/s SAS; it will negotiate down to the enclosure's maximum speed, so it functions at 3 Gb/s in older backplanes.
How can I confirm the drive spins at 10000 rpm and reports 600 GB after installation?
Check the system BIOS or RAID controller utility; it should show the model with 600 GB capacity and 10000 rpm spindle speed.
New to this? Paying with USDT: TRC-20 or ERC-20 — what to check, what it costs to pay, and what is never asked for.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
