Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD specs.
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Technical Information Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD
Storage Capacity:
480 GB
Disk Format:
512e
Drive Performance Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD
Endurance Type:
Mixed Use
Network & Communication Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD
Wireless LAN:
No
Interfaces/Ports Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD
Drive Interface:
SAS
Drive Interface Standard:
12Gb/s SAS
Design Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD
Drive Type:
Internal
Form Factor:
2.5"
Hot Pluggable:
Yes
Miscellaneous Dell KPM5XVUG480G 480 GB 400-BCOD
Compatibility:
Dell PowerVault Storage Systems:
MD1220
MD3220i
MD3620f
MD3620i
Dell PowerEdge Servers:
C6420
R440
R540
R640
R6415
R740
R740XD
R7415
R7425
R930
MD1220
MD3220i
MD3620f
MD3620i
Dell PowerEdge Servers:
C6420
R440
R540
R640
R6415
R740
R740XD
R7415
R7425
R930
Device Supported:
Server Storage System
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