DELL 400-BDQT 2.5" 480 GB Serial ATA III specs.
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Features DELL 400-BDQT 2.5" 480 GB Serial ATA III
Compatible products:
PowerEdge T330 (3.5"), T430 (3.5"), T630 (3.5"); PowerEdge R230 (3.5"), R330 (3.5"), R430 (3.5"), R530 (3.5"), R630 (3.5"), R730 (3.5"), R730xd (3.5"), T440 (3.5"), T640 (3.5")
Data transfer rate:
6 Gbit/s
Target workload:
Read Intensive (RI)
Component for:
Server/workstation
NVMe:
No
Interface:
Serial ATA III
SSD capacity:
480 GB
SSD form factor:
2.5"
Packaging data DELL 400-BDQT 2.5" 480 GB Serial ATA III
Storage drive adapter type:
2.5" - 3.5"
Storage drive adapter included:
Yes
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