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DELL
Stores 2 TB of data on a 7200 RPM 3.5-inch hot-swap drive with 16 MB cache
This Dell R755K is a 2TB 3.5 inch internal hard drive spinning at 7200 RPM. It features a 16MB cache and hot-swap capability for installation without system shutdown. The drive uses 512n sector formatting and is supplied in new condition. Gen-13 compatibility is indicated by the supplier reference.
This drive suits users adding capacity to compatible Dell Gen-13 servers or storage arrays that accept 3.5 inch hot-plug drives. Buyers needing faster access speeds or solid-state reliability should look at alternative media types. Systems without a 3.5 inch hot-plug bay cannot use this drive.
The 7200 RPM spindle speed determines the drive's sequential throughput and random access latency. This rotation rate positions the drive for capacity-focused workloads rather than high IOPS performance. Verify that the target system supports this speed class before purchase.
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