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Dell HC490 300GB U320 SCSI HDD - 2 Pack Renewed

Reliable Storage Solution in a Renewed Package This Dell 300-GB U320 SCSI Hard Drive offers a reliable storage solution for your server or workstation. Professionally inspected and tested to ensure it works and looks like new, this renewed hard drive provides a cost-effective way to expand your s...

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Overview

Reliable Storage Solution in a Renewed Package

This Dell 300-GB U320 SCSI Hard Drive offers a reliable storage solution for your server or workstation. Professionally inspected and tested to ensure it works and looks like new, this renewed hard drive provides a cost-effective way to expand your storage capacity without compromising on performance.

Specifications:

  • Capacity: 300GB
  • Interface: U320 SCSI
  • RPM: 10K

Key Features

Ultra320

HC490 Dell 300-GB U320 SCSI HP 10K w/9D988 [2 Pack]

1 Year Full Warranty

Genuine

Specifications

Model
Dell HC490
Capacity
300GB (per drive)
Interface
U320 SCSI
Speed
10K RPM
Pack Quantity
2 Pack
Warranty
1 Year Full Warranty
Authenticity
Genuine Dell
Condition
Renewed

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Frequently Asked Questions

These Dell HC490 hard drives use the Ultra320 SCSI interface, which provides a reliable connection for data transfer in compatible systems.
Each hard drive in this 2-pack has a storage capacity of 300GB, offering a total of 600GB across both drives.
Yes, these Dell HC490 hard drives come with a 1 Year Full Warranty, providing peace of mind for your purchase.
Yes, the product description specifies that these are genuine Dell HC490 drives, ensuring compatibility and expected performance with Dell systems.
The "10K" refers to the rotational speed of the hard drives, indicating 10,000 revolutions per minute, which generally means faster data access compared to lower RPM drives.