HPE 875330-B21 3.84 TB SAS 2.5" internal solid state drive
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HGST
Enterprise-grade 8 TB helium-sealed drive with 7 200 RPM, 128 MB cache and 12 Gb/s SAS for high-density server storage
The HGST Ultrastar He8 0F23301 is an 8TB 3.5-inch internal hard drive built for servers and data-centre workloads. Its helium-sealed design delivers the highest capacity in the standard form factor while maintaining enterprise-grade reliability. The SAS 12Gb/s interface suits high-density storage arrays and distributed file systems such as Ceph or Hadoop. Buyers needing a SATA-only connection or a smaller 2.5-inch form factor should look elsewhere.
HelioSeal helium technology reduces internal drag, yielding industry-leading idle and active power efficiency measured in watts per terabyte. Compared with 6TB air-filled drives the 8TB model uses 23 percent less idle power and achieves 44 percent better watts-per-terabyte performance. The 7200 RPM spindle speed and 128MB cache sustain throughput without exceeding typical enterprise thermal envelopes. No acoustic or active cooling specifications are supplied.
The SAS 12Gb/s interface is the single attribute that determines compatibility; the drive will only operate in controllers or backplanes that support 12Gb/s SAS signalling. A SATA-only host bus adapter cannot use this drive, and no interposer or converter is included. Verify your storage controller supports SAS 12Gb/s before purchase.
| Brand | HGST |
|---|---|
| Series | Ultrastar He8 |
| Model | HUH728080AL5201 (0F23301) |
| Packaging | Bare Drive |
| Interface | SAS 12Gb/s |
| Capacity | 8TB |
| RPM | 7200 RPM |
| Cache | 128MB |
| Average Seek Time | 8.5ms |
| Average Write Time | 9ms |
| Average Latency | 4.16ms |
| Features | Industry's leading 8TB capacity in a standard 3.5-inch form factor Industry's best Idle and Active power efficiency (Watts/TB) Reliable, field-proven, 2nd generation HelioSeal process and 7Stac design Compared to 6TB air drives - 33% more capacity - 23% lower idle power - 44% more power efficient (Watts/TB) SATA 6Gb/s and SAS 12Gb/s - 12Gb/s SAS provides compatibility with next gen data centers 2M hours MTBF rating & 5-year limited warranty Secure erase & Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) options Advanced format 4Kn and 512e models Applications/Environments - Enterprise and data center app |
| Usage | Ideal for Servers |
| Form Factor | 3.5" |
| Height (maximum) | 26.1mm |
| Width (maximum) | 101.6(+/-0.25)mm |
| Length (maximum) | 147mm |
| Shipping weight | 0.77 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 152 × 76 mm |
Mount the bare drive using four screws in a standard 3.5-inch bay, connect the SAS data and power cables, then enable the drive in the RAID or HBA BIOS — the step most often missed.
The HelioSeal helium platform is hermetically sealed and requires no internal maintenance; replacement is only needed if SMART attributes report reallocated sectors or the 2M-hour MTBF rating is exceeded.
The 128MB write cache fills first, forcing a flush at the 9ms average write latency, while the helium design keeps temperatures below the throttle point during sustained workloads.
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