DELL
DELL ST4000NM0023 4TB 7.2K SAS 3.5" internal hard drive
A 4 TB 3.5-inch SAS desktop drive spinning at 7.2K RPM for high-capacity storage
- 4 TB capacity stores large datasets
- 2 K RPM spindle delivers steady throughput
- SAS 6 Gbit/s interface connects to enterprise controllers
- 5 inch form factor fits standard drive bays
- New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications
Capacity and interface
This is a 4TB 3.5" desktop internal hard drive with a SAS interface spinning at 7.2K. It suits servers or workstations that need high-capacity bulk storage on a SAS backplane.
Compatibility checks
Verify that your system has a free 3.5" drive bay and a SAS controller or HBA with a compatible 6G SAS port. Confirm the chassis provides the correct power connector for a 3.5" enterprise drive.
Upgrade context
The drive replaces a smaller-capacity SAS hard drive when more storage is required on the same interface. The jump is worth it when the existing array or bay count is full and a single larger spindle reduces device count.
Highlights
- 4 TB capacity stores large datasets
- 2 K RPM spindle delivers steady throughput
- SAS 6 Gbit/s interface connects to enterprise controllers
- 5 inch form factor fits standard drive bays
- New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the ST4000NM0023 4TB 7.2K SAS 3.5" drive ship with cables or a mounting bracket, or must they be purchased separately?
The drive is supplied as a bare unit; SAS data and power cables plus any 3.5" mounting hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose the 4TB 7.2K SAS model or a different capacity for a high-density storage server?
The 4TB 7.2K SAS variant balances cost per terabyte and rack density; select a larger capacity only if your chassis bays are limited and you need more raw space per slot.
What does the 7.2K RPM rating mean for real-world throughput in a RAID array?
At 7.2K RPM the drive delivers sequential throughput suited to bulk storage and backup workloads, while random I/O latency is higher than faster-spinning SAS drives.
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