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A 500 GB 7200 RPM 2.5 inch SATA hard drive with tray for hot-plug server bays
This HP 614828-002 is a 500Gb 2.5-inch SATA hard drive that operates at 7200 rpm. It uses a SATA-II (Serial ATA-300) interface and ships with a tray for hot-plug installation in compatible server bays. The unit is supplied in new condition.
This drive suits administrators who need a 500Gb midline drive with a standard SATA interface for hot-plug server bays. It is not intended for systems that require a different physical size or a non-SATA connection. Buyers needing capacities beyond 500Gb or spindle speeds other than 7200 rpm should consider other options.
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The HP 614828-002 ships with its own tray, so it fits directly into a compatible 2.5-inch hot-plug bay without a separate caddy.
Yes, the drive negotiates at SATA-II 300 MB/s while the backplane runs faster drives at their own speed; both types operate together on the same controller.
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