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MG09SCA18TA 18TB 7200RPM 4Kn 3.5" SAS Enterprise Server Hard Drive
MG Series
Enterprise Capacity HDD
Use for:
Business Critical Enterprise Server and Storage
Systems | Enterprise Storage Arrays | Cloud
and Hyperscale Storage Systems | Big Data,
Distributed File Systems | Enterprise Archive
and Data Recovery Systems | Industrial
Server- and Storage Systems
550 TB/year workload
• 24/7 operation
• Flexibility in block size
• Persistent Write Cache Technology
• 5-year warranty
• Optional: Self-Encryption, Instant Erase
https://www.ebay.com/itm/294781060450
$279.99 + Free Shipping
This is a SAS drive, NOT SATA.
I've been using Toshiba drives for years and absolutely swear by them.
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No these can't be shucked, they are already shucked.... there's no enclosure.
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Found a data sheet here:
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/...930265.pdf
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Z420 only has SATA ports. You can add an SAS controller via a PCIe x8 slot from LSI for $90 on Amazon or cheaper used on eBay.
https://support.hp.com/ro-en/document/c03274166
you could probably do better because I think I think this drive is 12gbps and the 9212 was 6gbps, but I doubt that would matter in a spinning drive in a z420
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If you bought the WD 16TB ones, these Toshiba are likely not for you. WD ones were SATA. These are SAS, which are commonly used in disk arrays at big businesses or cloud computing vendors (AWS, etc.)
You mean shuck them? If so, you're joke didn't work.
No these can't be shucked, they are already shucked.... there's no enclosure.