Datasheet

IBM United States Hardware Announcement
112-129, dated June 19, 2012
IBM United States Hardware Announcement 112-129 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation
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IBM System x 3.5-inch 15,000 rpm 6 Gbps SAS drives
offer higher performance options for optimizing
storage and data management for IBM System x
servers
Table of contents
1 Overview 3 Product number
2 Key prerequisites 3 Publications
2 Planned availability date 5 Technical information
2 Description 7 Terms and conditions
2 Product positioning 8 Prices
At a glance
IBM® 300 GB, 450 GB, and 600 GB SAS 3.5-inch HDDs are available as hot-swap
drives. They are RoHS compliant.
IBM 300 GB, 450 GB, and 600 GB 15,000 rpm 6 Gbps 3.5-inch hot-swap SAS HDDs
can provide the performance required for extensive storage capacity while providing
the flexibility of hot-swapping.
15,000 rpm HDDs deliver SAS device reliability and large capacity performance in
the IBM HDD family.
3.5-inch, slim-line form factor optimizes storage capacity.
Through use of software utilities, Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting
Technology (S.M.A.R.T.) can alert you of certain impending drive failures so that
replacements can be made.
Hot-swap versions of the HDD options are available.
One-year warranty included.
Overview
The newest additions to the IBM System x® family of 3.5-inch SAS 15,000 rpm 6
Gbps G2HS drives offer higher performance options and provide a wider selection of
choices to satisfy a wide range of applications. These new drives are positioned at
the top of the IBM SAS HDD line.
The new 15,000 rpm 300 GB, 450 GB, and 600 GB, 6 Gbps SAS HDDs provide 3.5-
inch form factor options. These SAS drives are available as hot-swap versions.
Key features and benefits:
15,000 rpm 3.5-inch SAS drives are RoHS compliant
15,000 rpm 3.5-inch SAS drives meet client requirements for large capacities
and increased speeds in larger form factor
Speeds up to 15,000 rpm help optimize performance
Outstanding reliability enables operation in RAID environments without
compromising application performance or availability

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