Hp 8Tb 7200 Rpm Sas-3 3.5" Internal Hard Drive

Hp 8tb 7200 Rpm Sas-3 3.5" Internal Hard Drive

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Filled with helium instead of regular air to help reduce power consumption, the HP 8TB 7200 rpm SAS-3 3.5" Internal Hard Drivefrom HP 8TB 7200 rpm SAS-3 3.5" Internal Hard Driveis designed for servers and storage solutions where high capacities are required, along with moderately-priced reliability and performance for non-mission critical, low workload applications, such as disk backup, archival, and reference applications. Additionally, its Advanced Format 512e means it is intended for servers and storage solutions that are 4K aligned. This drive has a capacity of 8TB, a rotational speed of 7200 rpm, a SAS-3 12 Gb/s interface, and a 3.5" form factor. It comes installed in a Hot Plug SmartDrive carrier, which helps to enable a more balanced system architecture for unified storage, improved performance, and greater reliability. HP SmartDrive is also able to handle larger amounts of data, reduce overall initialization times, and protect against multi-day outages and data loss.

HP SmartDrive is compatible with Gen8 and Gen9 HPE ProLiant Servers, and also maintains backward compatibility with existing standard hot plug carriers to provide support for HPE ProLiant G7 and earlier servers and storage enclosures. This SAS drive is protected by a limited 1-year warranty, regardless of the warranty period for the system in which it is installed.

8TB Storage Capacity 3.5" Form Factor SAS-3 12 Gb/s Interface 7200 rpm Advanced Format 512e Filled with Helium Instead of Air Supports HPE ProLiant Gen8/Gen9 Servers Compatible with ProLiant G7 and Earlier Includes Hot Plug SmartDrive Carrier

Parameters
Storage Capacity	8 TB SAS III (12 Gb/s) HDD (7200 rpm)
Seek Time	8.5 ms (Read)
Environmental
Operating Temperature	50 to 95°F / 10 to 35°C
General
Dimensions	4.7 x 3 x 0.6" / 118.6 x 75.7 x 15.8 mm

HPE Server SAS Hard Drives deliver high reliability for mission-critical applications.

Helium drives are filled with helium instead of regular air, resulting in less power consumption.

Robust SAS interface for increased performance.

HPE Smart Carrier for HPE ProLiant Servers (both Gen8 and Gen9 are supported). They maintain backward compatibility with existing standard hot-plug carriers to provide support for HPE ProLiant G7 and earlier servers and server storage enclosures.

They are well suited for transaction processing, database applications, analytics, high-performance computing, and business applications.

When used in conjunction with a SMART Array Controller and Systems Insight Manager, the SMART-capable firmware in HPE hard drives enables extensive fault prediction capabilities. If potential problems develop in one of the drives, the Smart Array Controller, Systems Insight Manager, and/or SMART hard disk drive lets you know in advance so you can have the drive replaced, before it fails, under warranty.

To support HPE hard drives exceeding 2.2TB, HPE Smart Array Firmware version 5.0 or later is required for the following controllers:

HPE Smart Array P212 Controller

HPE Smart Array P410 Controller

HPE Smart Array P411 Controller

HPE Smart Array P711m Controller

HPE Smart Array P812 Controller

To use hard drives exceeding 2.2TB, you must create a boot volume using offline ACU version 8.75 or later. HPE Smart Array controllers do not support boot volumes exceeding 2.2TB.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This enterprise drive is advertised as being usable in a NAS configuration. How does this drives life expectancy compare to a 6TB NAS drive?

A: Enterprise drives are able to last longer than regular NAS drives. They also have a longer warranty.

Q: 2. do they work with a Drobo 5N?

A: yes, this drive will work in a Drobo 5N

Q: 3. What's the difference between Enterprise Capacity and Enterprise ? I suspect that the capacity one is less of a drive with less warranty?

A: All of the Seagate Enterprise drives are Enterprise Capacity. They are the same.

Q: 4. Dos this drive support SCSI (UAS) mode?

A: This is a SATA 6 Gb/s Interface and will not support SCSI.

Q: 5. What is the warranty time period for this item? I checked the Seagate web site, and I cannot find the info.

A: This hard drive would come with a 5 year manufacturers warranty.

Q: 6. Does thee Seagate Constellation work with the Mac OS and install on the original Mac Pro?

A: Yes

Q: 7. What is the warranty for these drives?

A: This product has a Limited 5-Year Warranty.

Q: 8. what's the deal with the cloud Storage they refer to?

A: This is an enterprise class drive and they figure you will be doing enterprise projects with it. Such as providing cloud-based (buzzword) storage to your customers. That's all.

Q: 9. Are these guaranteed 100% factory fresh brand new with full warranty? (lots of recycled server farm hard drives floating around out there)

A: Yes, these would be factory new with the full 5 year warranty.

Q: 10. The Exos enterprise drives with 1/2 the failure rate and longest warranty are less expensive than the Ironwolf and Ironwolf Pro versions. How does that make any sense?

A: The Exos is a enterprise grade drive meant for 24/7 Data centers. The Ironwolf is designed for NAS use. Pricing is dependent on many factors and can change independent of other models.

Eric R	28/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] What can I say, it's solid and reliable and fast. Great for backups, archives, and high volume video work where SSD's of similar size will be over the top expensive or non-existent. 5

Joe	23/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] Bought 2 drives and installed as Raid 1. Unlike previous versions of Windows which required hours to partition and format, Win10 took 1 or 2 minuets and everything was up and running. I do a lot of photo editing and I offloaded least used archives from my SSD to the HDD Raid. The drives are fairly quiet and tolerable transfer rates if I need to get to any archived photos. This system replaced 2 aging external drives and I am very happy. 5

James	13/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] The disk is quiet and fast. But I suppose that it is designed for a rack mount, because two of the mounting holes do not line up with the holes in my 2013 Mac disk plate. I have used just two screws, and it seems OK. 5

Elizabeth C.	08/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] Works great so far. Just installed into my raid. 5

Stephen	07/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] I purchased two of these for installation in my customer's 2009 Mac Pro. Due to the newer screw hole pattern, I also had to buy two OWC Hard Drive Brackets for Mac Pro, which were easily located after doing a Google search. The new brackets were easily attached to the hard drives and slid smoothly into the Mac Pro. I cloned my customer's 4 TB of data to one of the drives and then configured the other as a backup drive. Right off the bat, I noticed a much speedier boot time and smooth application launches. The computer seems much snappier now. I was happy that B&H has these in stock, as much of the other resellers offered OEM versions that only carry a 1 year warranty since they were pulled from other hardware before selling. These drives came brand new and definitely carry the full 5 year warranty. 5

Owen	07/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] These hard drives don't all attention to themselves. They just work. 5

Larry	04/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] Fast, relatively quiet and runs cool. Great drives for my six-bay NAS 5

Torsten	02/09/2024
[8.5 ms (Read)] I used this to replace one of my aging WD Green disks, along with a 1TB Seagate Iron Wolf. Out of the two Seagate disks, this one's my clear favourite due to operating noise. This one makes essentially "regular" soft ticking sounds when seeking - the Iron Wolf, by contrast, makes some rather annoying clicking sounds. In terms of performance they seem pretty close though. 5