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HP 481653-002 146GB 15K SAS Hard Drive

Boost Server Performance with Enterprise-Grade StorageIntroducing the HP 481653-002 Hard Disk Drive. Deliver high-speed data access and dependable storage for demanding server environments. Capacity: 146GB Speed: 15000RPM Interface: 3.5-inch SAS (3GBITS) Port: Single Port

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Overview

Boost Server Performance with Enterprise-Grade Storage

Introducing the HP 481653-002 Hard Disk Drive. Deliver high-speed data access and dependable storage for demanding server environments.

  • Capacity: 146GB
  • Speed: 15000RPM
  • Interface: 3.5-inch SAS (3GBITS)
  • Port: Single Port

Specifications

Brand
HP
Storage Capacity
146GB
Rotational Speed
15K RPM
Interface
SAS
Part Number
481653-002

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Frequently Asked Questions

"15K RPM" (rotations per minute) indicates a very high rotational speed for the platters, which generally translates to faster data access and transfer speeds compared to slower RPM drives.
This hard drive uses a SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) interface, which typically requires a SAS controller card, making it generally incompatible with standard consumer desktop computers that primarily use SATA.
This HP hard drive offers a storage capacity of 146GB, which is suitable for specific server applications or as an operating system drive where speed is prioritized.
SAS interfaces are known for their enterprise-grade reliability, robustness, and superior performance characteristics, including support for multiple initiators and dual-port connections for redundancy.
Yes, as a traditional mechanical hard drive operating at 15,000 RPM, it will typically produce more operational noise and vibration compared to silent solid-state drives (SSDs) which have no moving parts.