MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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6 TB 3.5 inch SATA drive spins at 7.2K RPM for desktop storage
This 3.5-inch internal hard drive provides 6 TB of storage with a SATA 6G interface and 7.2K spindle speed. It is built for HPE ProLiant Gen8 to Gen10 servers and carries the HPE part number 846608-001. The unit ships new in retail or OEM packaging.
Buyers needing faster random-access performance or a different drive form factor should consider other options. Systems that require a non-SATA interface or a 2.5-inch bay will not accept this drive.
| NAND Flash Memory Type | SLC |
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The 7.2K spindle speed produces typical heat levels for a 3.5-inch SATA drive under constant load; ensure your chassis provides adequate airflow over the drive bay.
Your server or workstation needs a standard SATA 6G port and a 3.5-inch drive bay; the drive connects directly via the SATA data and power cables.
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