Scan code: LN29966 Manufacturer code: ST3450857SS

Seagate Cheetah 450GB Enterprise 3.5" SAS HDD/Hard Drive

450GB Seagate Cheetah ST3450857SS Enterprise SAS Hard Drive, 3.5" HDD, SAS 6Gb/s, 15000rpm, 16MB, Cache 3.4 ms

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Scan code: LN29966 Manufacturer code: ST3450857SS

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Product Overview

High Performance and Proven Reliability

The Seagate® Cheetah® 15K.7 is the highest performing, highest capacity 3.5-inch mission critical hard drive with best-in-class reliability for Tier 1 storage environments. This industry-leading enterprise drive reduces storage costs per GB while increasing capacity per watt. Drive power consumption is dynamically optimised at all levels of activity with Seagate’s exclusive PowerTrim technology.

Features • Third-generation perpendicular recording for maximum capacity.
• Unprecedented performance with a 16 percent increase in sustained data rate over the last generation, up to 171 MB/sec.
• Industry’s highest 3.5-inch drive reliability at 1.6-million-hours MTBF.
• Seagate proprietary PowerTrim technology provides up to 21 percent improvement over the last generation in watts/GB at idle.
• Advanced read/write technology delivers unrecoverable error rate of 1x10E16 and AFR of 0.55 percent.
• Supports 6-Gb/s SAS 2.0 and 4-Gb/s FC.
• Weight: 800g.

Specifications
Capacity	450 GB
Edition
Form Factor	3.5"
SSHD	No
Flash Memory Size	N/A
Flash Memory Type	N/A
Height	26.1 mm
Rotation Speed	15000 rpm
Sector Size
Cache	16MB
Access Time	3.4 ms
Host to/from Drive Sustained Transfer Rate
Interface	SAS-2 (6Gb/s)
Load/Unload Cycles
Annualised Workload Rating
Non-Recoverable Read Errors per Bits Read
Max. Operating Shock
NCQ	No
Max.Power Usage
Dimensions	101.85 x 26.10 x 146.99 (WxHxD mm)
Package Type

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN29966
Model Number	ST3450857SS
GTIN	763649021804

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