Seagate Cheetah NS ST3400755SSProduct 400 GB 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
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DELL
1.92 TB enterprise SAS SSD built for read-intensive workloads in 2.5-inch bays
This Dell 400-AQNR drive provides 1.92TB of storage over a 12Gbps SAS interface in a 2.5-inch form factor. It uses read-intensive TLC NAND based on the PM1633a platform. The unit is new and has been tested with updated firmware. It is designed for server and storage array deployments.
This SSD fits applications such as boot volumes, web serving and content delivery where read operations dominate. It is not suited for workloads that demand high write endurance or mixed-use durability. Buyers who need greater write tolerance should consider drives specified for mixed-use or write-intensive operation.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | 400-AQNR |
| Interface | SAS |
Yes, the 400-AQNR is a 12 Gbps SAS drive and requires a compatible 12 Gbps SAS backplane or HBA to operate at its rated speed.
Yes, the 400-AQNR uses the standard 2.5 inch SAS form factor, so it fits the same hot-swap bays and caddies as 2.5 inch SAS hard drives.
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