Silver 2.5 inch SAS hard drive with IBM caddy tray

IBM

IBM 1.2TB 10000RPM 2.5" SAS ST1200MM0007 internal hard drive

SKU CH-G83D-NY508

2.5-inch SAS drive stores 1.2 TB at 10,000 RPM and ships with an IBM system caddy

2 TB capacity stores large datasets
10000 RPM spindle accelerates data access
SAS 6 Gbps interface enables fast transfers
5 inch small form factor fits dense servers
Includes IBM system caddy for quick installation

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1.2 TB 10K RPM SAS drive for servers

This new IBM internal hard drive delivers 1.2 TB of storage on a 2.5 inch SAS 6Gbps interface. It spins at 10000 RPM and includes a system caddy for direct installation. The unit is built for enterprise server environments.

Suited for SAS 6Gbps bays; not for other interfaces

The drive fits servers and arrays that accept 2.5 inch SAS connections at 6 Gbps. Buyers needing a different interface or a larger capacity should consider other options. The supplied caddy matches IBM V7000 mounting points.

Interface is 2.5 inch SAS 6Gbps

The single specification that decides compatibility is the 2.5 inch SAS 6Gbps interface. Verify that your backplane or controller supports this exact connection before purchase. Rotational speed and capacity follow from the interface choice.

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2 TB capacity stores large datasets
10000 RPM spindle accelerates data access
SAS 6 Gbps interface enables fast transfers
5 inch small form factor fits dense servers
Includes IBM system caddy for quick installation

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How do I install the included IBM system caddy into a 2.5-inch SAS bay?

Slide the drive into the supplied tray until the connector seats firmly, then secure the assembly with the chassis screws; the key mistake is leaving the SAS connector partially mated.

What component will need replacement first during continuous operation?

The 10000RPM spindle bearings set the service life; expect the drive to be swapped when SMART reallocated-sector counts rise.

Which limit appears first under sustained write workloads?

The 6Gbps SAS interface caps throughput before the 1.2TB capacity or 10000RPM mechanics become the bottleneck.

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