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Seagate Cheetah NS ST3400755SSProduct 400 GB 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
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DELL
DELL ST2000NM0023 2TB 7.2K 6Gbps 3.5" SAS internal hard drive with tray
2 TB 3.5" SAS drive spins at 7200 RPM with 128 MB cache and ships with tray
- 2 TB capacity stores large data sets
- 7200 RPM spindle delivers fast sequential access
- 6 Gb/s SAS interface connects directly to servers
- 128 MB cache buffers burst workloads
- 5-inch form factor with tray fits Dell PowerEdge bays
2 TB SAS drive for Dell PowerEdge servers
This 3.5-inch enterprise hard drive delivers 2000 GB of storage on a 6 Gb/s SAS interface. It spins at 7200 RPM with a 128 MB cache and ships with an R-series tray for direct installation in compatible Dell PowerEdge chassis. The drive is new and carries a one-year warranty.
Replaces slower or smaller SAS drives in Dell arrays
Moving from a 7.2 K RPM drive with less capacity or a 3 Gb/s SAS model gives a clear boost in throughput and space. The jump is worth it when current volumes are full or when batch workloads stall on the older spindle speed. No benefit appears if the controller cannot use 6 Gb/s signalling.
Handles bulk data, logs
2000 GB comfortably stores months of application logs, virtual-disk images or nightly backups. The 128 MB cache absorbs write bursts from RAID rebuilds or database checkpoints. Sustained random I/O will saturate the spindle before the interface, so heavy transaction workloads need faster media.
Highlights
- 2 TB capacity stores large data sets
- 7200 RPM spindle delivers fast sequential access
- 6 Gb/s SAS interface connects directly to servers
- 128 MB cache buffers burst workloads
- 5-inch form factor with tray fits Dell PowerEdge bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What drive-bay width and tray type does the ST2000NM0023 require?
The drive uses a 3.5 inch form factor and ships with an R-series caddy that slides into compatible Dell PowerEdge bays.
How is the SAS drive installed in a PowerEdge server and what step is often missed?
Insert the supplied tray until the latch clicks, then connect the SAS data and power cables; the step often missed is fully seating the latch so the drive is recognised.
When should the 128 MB cache drive be replaced in a RAID array?
Replace the drive if SMART reports reallocated sectors, sustained read errors, or if the array controller flags it as failed during patrol reads.
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