Seagate Cheetah NS ST3400755SSProduct 400 GB 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
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Lenovo
1.92 TB SAS enterprise SSD in a 2.5" drive fitted to a 3.5" hot-swap carrier for ThinkSystem DE2000H and DE4000H hybrid arrays
This Lenovo ThinkSystem SSD provides 1.92 TB of storage over a 12 Gb/s SAS link. The drive fits a 2.5 inch form factor inside a supplied 3.5 inch carrier for hot-swap bays. It is rated for one drive write per day in enterprise workloads. Compatibility is confirmed for ThinkSystem DE2000H Hybrid and DE4000H Hybrid storage arrays.
The unit targets administrators expanding capacity in supported Lenovo hybrid arrays that accept SAS hot-swap drives. It is not suited for systems that require a different physical carrier or a non-SAS interface. Buyers needing higher endurance than 1 DWPD should evaluate other models.
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 287 × 203 × 102 mm |
The supplied carrier lets the 2.5" SSD mount in any standard 3.5" hot-swap bay.
Yes, the carrier is built for those systems so the SSD installs with a single tool-less push.
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