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Seagate Cheetah 450GB 3.5" SAS 3.5"
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Reviews (7)
Description
Product Features:
- 450 GB 3.5" 15000 RPM SAS
- Server/workstation HDD
- Storage drive buffer size: 16 MB
- 676 g
Seagate Cheetah 450GB 3.5" SAS 3.5"
SEAGATE Cheetah 450gb 15000rpm Sas 6gbps 16mb Buffer 3.5 Inch Form Factor internal Hard Disk Drive
Seagate Cheetah 450GB 3.5" SAS. HDD size: 3.5", HDD capacity: 450 GB, HDD speed: 15000 RPM
Specification
Features
HDD size
3.5"
HDD capacity
450 GB
HDD speed
15000 RPM
Interface
SAS
Type
HDD
Component for
Server/workstation
Storage drive buffer size
16 MB
Read seek time
3.4 ms
Write seek time
3.9 ms
Average latency
2 ms
Mean time between failures (MTBF)
1600000 h
Power
Power consumption (typical)
14.6 W
Power consumption (idle)
10.1 W
Operating voltage
5 / 12 V
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)
5 - 55 °C
Storage temperature (T-T)
-40 - 70 °C
Operating vibration
1 G
Non-operating vibration
3 G
Operating shock
60 G
Non-operating shock
300 G
Weight & dimensions
Width
101.6 mm
Height
25.4 mm
Depth
146.5 mm
Weight
676 g
Reviews
Slotnick Marilyn
03 Nov, 2009
The Cheetah 15K.7 is the fastest SAS drive we've ever tested plus it now offers storage capacity up to 600GB...
Tuchman Parrie
03 Nov, 2009
It is always difficult to hold back that sense of feeling like a kid in a candy store every time a box of Cheetahs arrives. Oh goodie, oh goodie, oh goodie! - Now that we have that out of the way… Seagate Technology released the first 15,000 RPM e...
Galen Machos
18 Sep, 2009
Everyone talks about SSDs, but conventional hard drives continue to make lot of progress, especially in the enterprise space, where established ......
Kenison Madlin
28 Oct, 2009
Benchmark Reviews begins our conclusion with a short summary for each of the areas that we rate. The first section is performance, which considers how effective the Seagate Cheetah 15K.7 SAS hard drive performs in operations against direct competitor ...
Slotnick Marilyn
03 Nov, 2009
The Cheetah 15K.7 is the fastest SAS drive we've ever tested plus it now offers storage capacity up to 600GB...
Fanny Spevek
17 Nov, 2009
As with the NS.2 zoo revue, other members of this wilder Cheetah’s pride have built-in self-encryption. In like manner, the 15K.7 family shares the same capacity and interface options as the NS.2 above, along with the same areal density, firmware update technology..
Azar Tate
14 Dec, 2010
It is amazing how we progress in to the technological field. Just 60 years ago we were looking at methods to store information on to physical media. Who thought that this could be possible? Now we are no longer seeking methods of storing data but rathe...
Clarabelle Robyn
04 Mar, 2011
With SSD prices still quite high many of you keep wondering about what’s the fastest drive out there with the best storage/price ratio. A few months ago we brought you some of the fastest enterprise HDDs made by Seagate, the Constellation ES SA...
Tuchman Parrie
03 Nov, 2009
It is always difficult to hold back that sense of feeling like a kid in a candy store every time a box of Cheetahs arrives. Oh goodie, oh goodie, oh goodie! - Now that we have that out of the way… Seagate Technology released the first 15,000 RPM e...
Galen Machos
18 Sep, 2009
Everyone talks about SSDs, but conventional hard drives continue to make lot of progress, especially in the enterprise space, where established ......
Kenison Madlin
28 Oct, 2009
Benchmark Reviews begins our conclusion with a short summary for each of the areas that we rate. The first section is performance, which considers how effective the Seagate Cheetah 15K.7 SAS hard drive performs in operations against direct competitor ...
Clarabelle Robyn
04 Mar, 2011
With SSD prices still quite high many of you keep wondering about what’s the fastest drive out there with the best storage/price ratio. A few months ago we brought you some of the fastest enterprise HDDs made by Seagate, the Constellation ES SA...
Fanny Spevek
17 Nov, 2009
As with the NS.2 zoo revue, other members of this wilder Cheetah’s pride have built-in self-encryption. In like manner, the 15K.7 family shares the same capacity and interface options as the NS.2 above, along with the same areal density, firmware update technology..
Azar Tate
14 Dec, 2010
It is amazing how we progress in to the technological field. Just 60 years ago we were looking at methods to store information on to physical media. Who thought that this could be possible? Now we are no longer seeking methods of storing data but rathe...
Clarabelle Robyn
04 Mar, 2011
With SSD prices still quite high many of you keep wondering about what’s the fastest drive out there with the best storage/price ratio. A few months ago we brought you some of the fastest enterprise HDDs made by Seagate, the Constellation ES SA...
Tuchman Parrie
03 Nov, 2009
It is always difficult to hold back that sense of feeling like a kid in a candy store every time a box of Cheetahs arrives. Oh goodie, oh goodie, oh goodie! - Now that we have that out of the way… Seagate Technology released the first 15,000 RPM e...
Galen Machos
18 Sep, 2009
Everyone talks about SSDs, but conventional hard drives continue to make lot of progress, especially in the enterprise space, where established ......
Kenison Madlin
28 Oct, 2009
Benchmark Reviews begins our conclusion with a short summary for each of the areas that we rate. The first section is performance, which considers how effective the Seagate Cheetah 15K.7 SAS hard drive performs in operations against direct competitor ...
Slotnick Marilyn
03 Nov, 2009
The Cheetah 15K.7 is the fastest SAS drive we've ever tested plus it now offers storage capacity up to 600GB...
Fanny Spevek
17 Nov, 2009
As with the NS.2 zoo revue, other members of this wilder Cheetah’s pride have built-in self-encryption. In like manner, the 15K.7 family shares the same capacity and interface options as the NS.2 above, along with the same areal density, firmware update technology..
Azar Tate
14 Dec, 2010
It is amazing how we progress in to the technological field. Just 60 years ago we were looking at methods to store information on to physical media. Who thought that this could be possible? Now we are no longer seeking methods of storing data but rathe...