MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
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Seagate
2.5-inch SAS hard drive stores 1.2 TB with 128 MB cache and 12 Gb/s transfer
This new Seagate drive provides 1.2 TB of storage on a 2.5 inch form factor. It uses a SAS 12 Gb/s interface and includes a 128 MB cache. The unit is built with SLC NAND flash memory technology.
This drive fits systems that accept 2.5 inch SAS devices running at 12 Gb/s. Buyers whose hardware only supports other interface types will not find a match here. Environments needing a different capacity or physical size should look at alternative drives.
| NAND Flash Memory Type | SLC |
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The 1.2TB SAS 12Gb/s drive is designed for enterprise workloads with typical power consumption that keeps heat output low inside a 2.5-inch bay.
Your server or controller needs a 12Gb/s SAS backplane or HBA with a 2.5-inch drive bay to connect this 1FF200-151 unit.
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