HGST NetApp 8TB 7.2k 12G NL-SAS 3.5in HDD HUH728080AL5200 0F25735 108-00455 For Sale

HGST NetApp 8TB 7.2k 12G NL-SAS 3.5in HDD HUH728080AL5200 0F25735 108-00455
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HGST NetApp 8TB 7.2k 12G NL-SAS 3.5in HDD HUH728080AL5200 0F25735 108-00455:
$69.99

The HGST NetApp 8TB 7.2k 12G NL-SAS 3.5in HDD HUH728080AL5200 0F25735 108-00455 is a SAS drive with a storage capacity of 8TB. The unit type is a unit and the interface is SAS. They have all been pulled from working environments and have been tested to ensure full functionalities. Should you have any questions or concerns, pertaining to this listing or others, please feel free to reach out to us.

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