Seagate
Seagate Cheetah X15 ST336752LC 36.7GB 15000RPM Ultra-160 SCSI 80-Pin 8MB 3.5" internal hard drive
36.7 GB 15 000 RPM Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin 3.5-inch internal hard drive with 8 MB cache
- 15,000 RPM spindle speed accelerates data access
- 7 GB capacity stores critical server workloads
- Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin interface delivers 160 MB/s throughput
- 8 MB cache buffers bursts for smoother I/O
- 5-inch form factor fits standard enterprise bays
36.7GB 15000RPM Ultra-160 SCSI Drive
The Seagate Cheetah X15 ST336752LC is a new 3.5in internal hard drive with a 36.7GB capacity and 15000RPM spindle speed. It uses an Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin interface and includes an 8MB buffer. The bare drive weighs 2.0 pound and carries the manufacturer model number 9T3006-030.
Suits legacy servers needing fast SCSI storage
This drive fits systems that require a 3.5in Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin connection and benefit from 15000RPM performance. Buyers who need a different interface, larger capacity or a modern protocol cannot use this unit because the physical connector and signalling are fixed by the hardware.
Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin interface decides
The single specification that determines whether this is the correct part is the Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin interface. Only controllers and backplanes built for that exact signalling and connector will recognise and run the drive at its rated 15000RPM speed.
Highlights
- 15,000 RPM spindle speed accelerates data access
- 7 GB capacity stores critical server workloads
- Ultra-160 SCSI 80-pin interface delivers 160 MB/s throughput
- 8 MB cache buffers bursts for smoother I/O
- 5-inch form factor fits standard enterprise bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 15000RPM speed affect real-world performance in a server?
The 15000RPM spindle reduces rotational latency to about 2 ms, so random I/O completes faster than slower drives, improving transaction throughput and database response times.
What does the Ultra-160 SCSI interface limit in practice?
The Ultra-160 interface caps burst transfer at 160 MB/s and requires an LVD SCSI controller; sustained throughput will be lower and depends on the drive's internal media rate.
Will the 80-pin 3.5in form factor fit my hot-swap backplane?
The drive uses an 80-pin SCA-2 connector that mates directly with standard 3.5in hot-swap backplanes; no separate power or data cables are needed for installation.
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