Seagate Cheetah NS ST3400755SSProduct 400 GB 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
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Enterprise 3.5-inch SAS drive stores 3 TB at 7.2K RPM with 128 MB cache for server arrays
This Seagate Constellation ES.3 drive delivers 3TB of storage on a 6Gb/s SAS interface with a 7200RPM spindle and 128MB cache. It is built for 3.5-inch server bays and carries enterprise features such as Drive Self Test and Background Media Scan. The unit is sold new in a lot of 10.
The SAS interface and firmware are designed for RAID controllers and backplanes found in rack servers and storage arrays. Desktop PCs and consumer NAS units without a hardware SAS adapter cannot use this drive. Buyers who need a single drive for a workstation or home system should select a different model.
Compatibility depends entirely on the presence of a 6Gb/s SAS host bus adapter or a backplane that supports this protocol. Without that specific connection the drive will not function. Confirm the controller and cabling in the target chassis before purchasing.
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