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Technical Information HGST Ultrastar DC ME200 1 TB 0TS1912
Storage Capacity:
1 TB
Drive Performance HGST Ultrastar DC ME200 1 TB 0TS1912
Endurance (TBW):
19558.40 TB
Interfaces/Ports HGST Ultrastar DC ME200 1 TB 0TS1912
Drive Interface:
PCI Express
Drive Interface Standard:
PCI Express 3.0 x8
Power Description HGST Ultrastar DC ME200 1 TB 0TS1912
Operating Power Consumption:
25 W
Physical Characteristics HGST Ultrastar DC ME200 1 TB 0TS1912
Drive Type:
Internal
Height:
0.6"
Width:
2.7"
Depth:
6.6"
Miscellaneous HGST Ultrastar DC ME200 1 TB 0TS1912
Device Supported:
Server
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