DELL VJ7CD disco interno 1,8 TB 10000 rpm 2,5" SAS

The DELL VJ7CD internal hard drive provides 1.8 TB (1800 GB) of storage in a compact 2.5" form factor designed for enterprise-class systems. With a rotational speed of 10,000 RPM and a SAS interface, this HDD is intended to deliver consistent throughput and low latency for servers, storage arrays and high-performance workstations. The drive's compact dimensions help save rack space while supporting demanding applications that require reliable block-level storage.

Advantages

This 2.5" SAS HDD combines a relatively large capacity with a high rotational speed to balance storage density and performance. The SAS interface supports sustained data transfer and multi-path connectivity in enterprise environments, while the 10,000 RPM spindle helps reduce access times compared with lower-RPM drives. The small form factor allows deployment in dense server configurations and makes the drive suitable for systems where bay space is limited.

Suitable for

• Server database storage and transaction processing
• Enterprise backup tiers and nearline storage
• Virtualization hosts and hyperconverged infrastructures
• High-performance workstations requiring fast random access

Key specifications

• Capacity: 1800 GB
• Form factor: 2.5 inch
• Rotational speed: 10,000 RPM
• Interface: Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)
• Intended use: enterprise/server environments

How to use

Install the drive into a compatible 2.5" drive bay on a server, storage enclosure or workstation that supports SAS connectivity. Ensure the system firmware and RAID controller support the drive's capacity and SAS interface, then connect SAS data and power cables or mount via a hot-swap backplane according to the host system instructions. Initialize and format the drive using the operating system or storage controller tools before placing it into production.

Recommendations

For reliable operation in enterprise deployments, use the drive with compatible SAS controllers and ensure proper cooling and vibration control inside the chassis. Configure RAID levels and monitoring to match performance and redundancy requirements, and follow regular backup and firmware update procedures as recommended by your system vendor.