Seagate 9X3004-052 Cheetah 73.4GB Fibre Channel 10K 8MB 3.5" LFF Hard Drive
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Seagate 9X3004-052 Product Specs
▲Seagate 9X3004-052 Description
▼The Seagate Cheetah 9X3004-052 73.4GB Fibre Channel 10K 3.5" LFF HDD is a high-performance hard drive designed for enterprise-level storage solutions. Ideal for servers and data centers requiring fast and reliable data access, this drive uses a Fibre Channel interface, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of Fibre Channel-enabled storage systems. Its 3.5" Large Form Factor (LFF) makes it suitable for standard server bays, providing an excellent balance of capacity and speed for critical applications such as database management, virtualization, and high-demand transactional environments.
Key specifications of this Seagate Cheetah drive highlight its robust performance and reliability. It offers a capacity of 73.4GB, which is optimized for quick data retrieval and storage. The spindle speed of 10,000 RPM ensures rapid access times, while the 8MB cache further enhances data throughput. The Fibre Channel interface supports high-speed data transfer, making it a dependable choice for enterprise storage networks.
- Brand: Seagate
- Product Line: Cheetah
- Capacity: 73.4GB
- Spindle Speed: 10,000 RPM
- Interface Type: Fibre Channel
- Cache: 8MB
- Form Factor: 3.5" Large Form Factor (LFF)
For maintenance or replacement needs, several spare part numbers are available to ensure compatibility and ease of service. Below is a list of spare part numbers associated with this model:
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