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HP 707568-B21 300GB 15000RPM SAS 3.5" internal hard drive
A 3.5-inch SAS drive spinning at 15000 RPM with 300 GB capacity for high-performance desktop storage
- 300 GB capacity stores large datasets
- 15 000 RPM rotation speed delivers fast data access
- SAS interface provides reliable enterprise connectivity
- 5 inch form factor fits standard drive bays
- New condition ensures full manufacturer quality
HP 300GB 15K SAS Drive
The HP 707568-B21 is a 300GB 3.5-inch internal hard drive spinning at 15000RPM with a SAS interface. It is built for desktop systems that require high-speed rotational storage in a standard large form factor.
Suited for transactional workloads
This drive suits servers or workstations running database or transactional workloads that benefit from low latency and high IOPS. It is not for systems lacking a SAS controller or backplane, nor for users who need larger capacities for bulk media storage.
300GB capacity headroom
The 300GB capacity comfortably holds operating systems, applications and active project files. It runs out when storing large media libraries, extensive backups or virtual machine images that exceed the available space.
Highlights
- 300 GB capacity stores large datasets
- 15 000 RPM rotation speed delivers fast data access
- SAS interface provides reliable enterprise connectivity
- 5 inch form factor fits standard drive bays
- New condition ensures full manufacturer quality
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my server need a SAS backplane or controller to use the 707568-B21 300GB 15000RPM drive?
Yes — the drive uses a SAS interface, so the host must provide a SAS backplane, HBA or RAID controller with a compatible SAS port.
Will the 3.5-inch 707568-B21 fit in the same drive bay as my existing 3.5-inch SATA drives?
Yes, it shares the standard 3.5-inch LFF form factor, so it mounts in the same bays, but it requires a SAS connection instead of SATA.
How can I verify the 707568-B21 is running at its rated 15000 RPM after installation?
Check the drive’s reported rotational speed in the RAID controller BIOS, HBA utility or SMART data — it should show 15000 RPM.
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