HPE 1.2TB SAS 10K SFF BC MV HDD

$201.00

Capacity: 1.2 Terabytes (TB)

This is the total storage space available on the drive.
Interface: SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)

Provides high-speed data transfer and reliability, commonly used in enterprise environments.
RPM (Revolutions Per Minute): 10,000 RPM

Indicates the rotational speed of the drive, affecting its performance in terms of read/write speeds.
Form Factor: Small Form Factor (SFF)

The drive has a 2.5-inch diameter, making it suitable for high-density server environments.
Drive Type: BC (Bulk Core)

This often refers to a standard version of the drive, typically used in environments that do not require the additional features found in premium models.
Class: MV (Midline)

Midline drives are designed to balance performance and cost. They are typically used in scenarios where performance needs are moderate.
Data Transfer Rate:

Although specific transfer rates can vary, SAS drives of this type generally offer high data transfer speeds, often around 6 Gbps or 12 Gbps, depending on the SAS version.
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF):

Usually around 1.4 million hours or higher, indicating the drive’s reliability and expected longevity.
Operating Temperature Range:

Typically between 5°C to 55°C (41°F to 131°F), though exact specifications can vary by model.
Power Consumption:

Generally around 6-10 watts during operation, though this can vary.
Compatibility:

Designed for use in HPE ProLiant servers and other compatible HPE storage systems.

Capacity: 1.2TB (terabytes) – This indicates the amount of data the drive can store. It’s a high-capacity drive suitable for demanding applications and large datasets.

SAS (Serial Attached SCSI): This interface is used for connecting the drive to the server. SAS is known for its high performance and reliability, making it ideal for enterprise environments.

10K RPM (Revolutions Per Minute): This refers to the speed at which the drive’s platters spin. A 10K RPM drive offers a balance between performance and cost, providing faster data access than lower RPM drives.

SFF (Small Form Factor): This describes the physical size of the drive. SFF drives are typically 2.5 inches in diameter and are used in environments where space is a premium.

BC (Bulk Core): This term often refers to the drive’s internal design and firmware. It might indicate a standard, non-premium version without additional features like enhanced caching.

MV (Midline): This usually refers to the drive’s intended use within the storage hierarchy. Midline drives are designed for moderate performance requirements and are often used in applications that balance cost and performance.