Hewlett Packard Enterprise 881779-B21 Internal Hard Drive 3.5" 12000 Gb Sas

Description :

12TB, 3.5", 12G SAS, 7.2K RPM, MDL ,LFF, SC, 512e

Hewlett Packard Enterprise 881779-B21. HDD size: 3.5", HDD capacity: 12000 GB, HDD speed: 7200 RPM

Do your servers need reliable, economical, high capacity Midline hard drives for your growing storage workload needs?

HPE Server Midline Hard Drives deliver the highest capacity, performance and reliability to your datacenter applications. Midline hard drives allow you to store more data without sacrificing performance or reliability; they are ideal to store all your bulk storage requirements.

HPE Server Midline Hard Drives are available in both 3.5-inch Large Form Factor (LFF) and 2.5-inch Small Form Factor (SFF) and ship with a standard one-year warranty.

All HPE hard drives pass a rigorous qualification process, which certify that every drive is proven to perform in your HPE ProLiant Server environments. Before final certification, all HPE Server Midline Hard Drives are optimized for compatibility and functionality, including support of SMART and HPE Systems Insight Manager.

Designed and Engineered to Provide High Capacity and Reliable Secure Storage
HPE Server Midline Hard Drives are ideal for the growing volume of digital content, bulk data storage, cloud and web infrastructure environments.

Broad portfolio of optimized solutions provide up to 12 TB of storage, and growing in a single device.

Rotational Vibration Sensors deliver enhanced rotational vibration tolerance that provides enterprise class reliability in midline drives.

Available in 2.5-inch Small Form Factor (SFF) and 3.5-inch Large Form Factor (LFF) in a wide variety of capacity points.

Prevent unauthorized access to your data with HPE Digitally Signed Firmware. It provides the security and assurance that drive firmware comes from a trusted source and protects against malicious attacks.

Support Entry/SMB servers with value priced drives
HPE Server Midline Hard Drives have lower start-up costs without sacrificing reliability at the lowest $/GB.

Non-mission critical hard drives at the lowest $/GB.

6 Gb/sec data transfer rate to support existing servers.