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HP 762751-001 1.6TB SAS SFF Hot-Plug SSD
High-Capacity, High-Performance Solid State StorageThe Hewlett Packard Enterprise 1.6TB Hot-Plug SSD offers exceptional speed and reliability in a compact 2.5-inch form factor. Designed for demanding enterprise environments, this SAS-interface SSD provides fast data access and consistent performa...
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Overview
High-Capacity, High-Performance Solid State Storage
The Hewlett Packard Enterprise 1.6TB Hot-Plug SSD offers exceptional speed and reliability in a compact 2.5-inch form factor. Designed for demanding enterprise environments, this SAS-interface SSD provides fast data access and consistent performance.
- Brand: Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- Capacity: 1.6TB
- Interface: SAS
- Form Factor: 2.5-inch SFF (Small Form Factor)
- Hot-Plug: Yes
Key Features
762264-B21, 762263-B21, 846625-001
Specifications
Capacity
1.6TB
Interface
SAS
Form Factor
SFF (Small Form Factor)
Feature
Hot-Plug SSD
HP Part Numbers
762264-B21, 762263-B21, 846625-001
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the storage capacity of the HP 762751-001 SSD?
This HP SSD offers a substantial storage capacity of 1.6TB.
What type of interface does this SSD use?
The HP 762751-001 SSD uses a SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) interface.
What does SFF stand for in the product description?
SFF refers to Small Form Factor, indicating a compact physical size for the drive, which allows for higher density in server installations.
Can this SSD be installed while the server is running?
Yes, it is a Hot-Plug SSD, meaning it can be installed or removed from a compatible server without needing to power down the system.
What are the HP part numbers associated with this SSD?
The associated HP part numbers are 762264-B21, 762263-B21, and 846625-001.
Is this SSD compatible with standard desktop computers?
No, due to its SAS interface, this SSD is designed for server environments and is not typically compatible with standard desktop computer motherboards.