Lenovo ThinkSystem 2.5 Inch 2.4TB 10K SAS 12Gb Hot Swap Hard Drive (7XB7A00069)

The Lenovo ThinkSystem 2.4TB SAS hard drive is designed to deliver reliable and high performance storage for enterprise servers and data center infrastructures. It is built for use in Lenovo ThinkSystem servers where consistent performance and dependable data access are required.

The drive offers a storage capacity of 2.4TB, making it suitable for applications that require fast and reliable data storage such as virtualization platforms, enterprise databases and transactional workloads.

This hard drive operates at a rotational speed of 10,000 RPM, providing faster data access compared to standard 7,200 RPM drives. The higher spindle speed improves system responsiveness and data throughput for demanding server applications.

The drive uses a 12Gb SAS interface, which provides high bandwidth and improved reliability compared with traditional SATA interfaces. SAS technology is widely used in enterprise environments because it supports advanced data integrity and scalable storage architectures.

The 2.5 inch small form factor design allows higher drive density within server storage bays, enabling more drives to be installed in rack servers for improved storage capacity and performance.

The drive supports hot swap functionality, allowing administrators to replace or upgrade drives without shutting down the server. This feature helps maintain system availability and simplifies maintenance in enterprise environments.

With its enterprise grade reliability and high performance design, the Lenovo ThinkSystem 2.4TB 10K SAS HDD provides an efficient storage solution for modern server infrastructures.

Key Features

Model: Lenovo ThinkSystem Enterprise HDD (7XB7A00069)

Capacity: 2.4 TB

Drive Type: Enterprise Hard Disk Drive

Interface: 12Gb SAS

Speed: 10,000 RPM

Form Factor: 2.5 Inch Small Form Factor

Sector Format: 512e

Hot Swap: Yes

Compatibility: Lenovo ThinkSystem Servers

Usage: Enterprise storage, virtualization, databases and data center workloads