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Dell 400-AJOQ 300GB 10K SAS 2.5" HDD
Dell 300GB 10K RPM SAS drive with hot-plug convenience — built for PowerEdge server environments.
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Overview
High-Performance Storage for Critical Applications
The Dell 400-AJOQ HDD delivers reliable, high-speed storage for your Dell PowerEdge servers. With a 10K RPM spin speed and SAS interface, this hot-plug drive ensures optimal performance for demanding applications.
Specifications:
- Capacity: 300GB
- Interface: SAS
- Form Factor: 2.5 Inch
- Hot Plug: Yes
Compatibility:
- POWEREDGE R330
- POWEREDGE R430
- POWEREDGE R630
- POWEREDGE R730
- POWEREDGE R730XD
- POWEREDGE T430
- POWEREDGE T630
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View on Amazon →Frequently Asked Questions
Which Dell servers is the 400-AJOQ compatible with?
It is compatible with Dell PowerEdge R330, R430, R630, R730, R730XD, T430, and T630 servers.
Does this drive support hot-plug installation?
Yes, the 400-AJOQ is a hot-plug drive, meaning you can install or replace it without shutting down the server, provided your server chassis supports hot-swap bays.
What is the spin speed and why does it matter?
The drive spins at 10,000 RPM, which provides faster data access and lower latency compared to standard 7,200 RPM drives, making it better suited for transactional and database workloads.
What interface does this drive use?
It uses a SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) interface, which offers higher reliability and sustained throughput compared to SATA, designed specifically for server and enterprise storage applications.
Is 300GB enough for a server drive?
300GB is typical for high-performance server drives where speed takes priority over capacity — these drives are commonly used for operating systems, databases, and applications rather than bulk data storage.
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