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IBM 0B24484 HUS156060VLS600 600GB 15000RPM 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
600 GB 15000 RPM 3.5" SAS internal hard drive with 6 Gbps interface and included System X caddy
- 600 GB capacity stores large datasets
- 15 000 RPM spindle enables fast transactional I/O
- SAS 6 Gbps interface connects directly to enterprise controllers
- 5-inch form factor fits standard server bays
- Includes IBM System X caddy for tool-less installation
600 GB 15K SAS enterprise drive
The IBM 0B24484 HUS156060VLS600 is a 600 GB internal hard drive spinning at 15000 RPM with a 3.5 inch SAS 6Gbps interface. It is built for servers and storage arrays that demand high transaction rates and low latency. The drive ships new and includes an IBM System X caddy for direct installation in compatible bays.
Included System X caddy
The supplied IBM System X tray lets the drive slide straight into supported System X chassis without extra hardware. This removes the need to source a separate carrier and ensures correct alignment with the backplane. No additional software or cables are bundled with the unit.
600 GB capacity for hot data
The 600 GB capacity suits operating-system volumes, database indexes and other latency-sensitive workloads that benefit from 15K RPM performance. It is not intended for bulk archives or media libraries where larger, slower drives provide more space per pound. Workloads needing multiple terabytes of sequential throughput should look to higher-capacity alternatives.
Highlights
- 600 GB capacity stores large datasets
- 15 000 RPM spindle enables fast transactional I/O
- SAS 6 Gbps interface connects directly to enterprise controllers
- 5-inch form factor fits standard server bays
- Includes IBM System X caddy for tool-less installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often should the 15000RPM SAS drive bearings be checked or the unit replaced in a server array?
Enterprise 15000RPM SAS drives are rated for continuous operation; plan replacement on SMART alerts or after the manufacturer’s rated service life rather than a fixed interval.
Will the 6Gbps SAS interface become the throughput bottleneck before the 15000RPM platters under sustained writes?
Sequential media transfer on the 600GB platters typically peaks below the 6Gbps SAS ceiling, so the mechanical speed is the first limit during long write runs.
How much heat and noise does the 3.5" 15000RPM drive produce when running 24/7 in a System X bay?
The 2.0-pound 3.5" unit draws typical 15000RPM power and requires forced airflow in the caddy; expect noticeable whine and warm exhaust in a closed chassis.
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