EUVHFPCMR
EUVHFPCMR ST2000NX0423 2TB 2.5-Inch SATA Server Hard Drive
A 2TB 7,200 RPM 2.5-inch SATA drive matched to server part numbers 0VR92X and ST2000NX0423 for compatible-replacement builds
$225.70*
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Overview
Key Features
External Hard Drives
For 0VR92X ST2000NX0423 2T VR92X SATA 7.2K 6G 2.5 server hard drive 2TB
Specifications
Brand
EUVHFPCMR
Model
ST2000NX0423
Capacity
2TB
Form Factor
2.5 inch
Spindle Speed
7,200 RPM (7.2K)
Interface
SATA 6Gb/s
Compatible Part Numbers
0VR92X, VR92X, ST2000NX0423
Intended Use
Server / enterprise storage
Frequently Asked Questions
Which server part numbers does this ST2000NX0423 drive replace?
The listing cross-references it to 0VR92X, VR92X and ST2000NX0423. Match one of these against your system's approved parts list before buying to confirm it fits your server.
How fast does this 2.5-inch drive spin?
It runs at 7,200 RPM, described in the listing as 7.2K. That is faster than many 2.5-inch mechanical drives, which often use lower spindle speeds for reduced power and heat.
What interface does the drive use?
It connects over SATA at 6Gb/s, according to the listing. That is a standard server interface, so the drive should attach to common backplanes and controllers without special adapters.
Is this a solid-state drive or a mechanical hard drive?
It is a mechanical spinning-platter hard drive, not an SSD. It prioritizes 2TB of capacity in a 2.5-inch bay rather than the low latency associated with flash storage.
Will this drive work as a general consumer upgrade?
The source lists it specifically as a server hard drive tied to enterprise part numbers. It is best suited to systems that already call for this part rather than as a generic desktop or laptop upgrade.