0GP3FR Dell 1.8TB 10000RPM SAS 12Gbps 128MB 2.5-inch Hard Drive
$355.00
Model
Manufacturer Dell
Manufacturer Part # 0GP3FR
Performance
Product Type Internal Hard Drive
Form Factor 2.5 inch
Capacity 1.8TB
Cache 128MB Cache
Spindle Speed 10000 RPM
Drive Interface Type SAS 12.0 Gbps (12Gb/s)
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