Seagate 10TB EXOS X10 SAS IBM Certified Server HDD ST10000NM0226 E ~100 Days use For Sale

Seagate 10TB EXOS X10 SAS IBM Certified Server HDD ST10000NM0226 E ~100 Days use
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Seagate 10TB EXOS X10 SAS IBM Certified Server HDD ST10000NM0226 E ~100 Days use:
$89.95

Seagate 10TB EXOS X10 SAS 4KN IBM Server Enterprise Hard Drive ST10000NM0226 Low Hours.

Just a few days powered on in IBM test systems. I guess comes from canceled data center project.

Similar drives on have at least 3 years usage, decommissioned or retired drives.

IBM Certified for Enterprise Server Storages with ~100 days usage

Perfect condition, super fast 240MB/s speeds

SAS interface HDD for Servers or with SAS cards (IT Mode flashed) to be used in PC

Not SATA, please leave a note that you are aware of SAS interface drives.

If you need to use SAS drives in your Desktop PC like I do, you need a PCI-e SAS Card with IT Mode flashed, "LSI 9211-8i IT Mode" would be a great choice. (Costs about $45 with cables for 8 drives). I can help you using these SAS interface HDDs with your PC.

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