Seagate
Seagate ST9300605SS 745GC 0745GC 300GB 10000RPM 6Gb/s 64MB 2.5" SAS internal hard drive
300 GB 2.5-inch SAS hard drive spinning at 10,000 RPM with 64 MB cache
- 300GB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000RPM spindle delivers fast data access
- 6Gb/s SAS interface enables high-throughput transfers
- 64MB cache improves read/write responsiveness
- 5-inch form factor fits dense server bays
Enterprise 2.5" SAS drive
The Seagate ST9300605SS is a 300 GB 2.5 inch internal hard drive spinning at 10000 RPM with a 6 Gb/s SAS interface and 64 MB cache. It is built for servers and storage arrays that require a small-form-factor drive with enterprise-grade rotational speed.
Suits RAID and tiered storage
This drive fits administrators who need consistent 10K RPM throughput for database logs, transactional workloads or high-performance RAID volumes. It is not suited for desktop PCs lacking a SAS controller, nor for users who want larger capacities or the lower power draw of solid-state media.
300 GB with 64 MB buffer
The 300 GB capacity handles operating-system volumes, application binaries and active data sets that benefit from low-latency mechanical access. The 64 MB cache absorbs burst writes, but sustained sequential transfers will saturate the 6 Gb/s link before the buffer can compensate, and the drive cannot scale beyond its fixed 300 GB limit.
Highlights
- 300GB capacity stores large datasets
- 10000RPM spindle delivers fast data access
- 6Gb/s SAS interface enables high-throughput transfers
- 64MB cache improves read/write responsiveness
- 5-inch form factor fits dense server bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my server or workstation need a SAS 6Gb/s backplane or controller to use the ST9300605SS?
Yes, the drive uses a 2.5" SAS 6Gb/s interface, so the host must provide a compatible SAS connector and controller.
Can the ST9300605SS share a SAS backplane with older 3Gb/s SAS drives?
The drive supports the SAS 6Gb/s standard; it will negotiate link speed with the controller and coexist with slower SAS devices on the same bus.
How can I confirm the drive is running at 10000RPM with its 64MB cache after installation?
Check the drive’s reported rotational speed and cache size in the RAID controller BIOS or with a tool such as smartctl that queries the drive’s identity page.
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