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Dell 3.84TB 2.5-inch SAS 12Gbps SSD — XCRDV PX05SRB384Y
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Dell 3.84TB 2.5-inch SAS 12Gbps SSD — XCRDV PX05SRB384Y

R 31 920
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Certified Refurbished

Certified Refurbished: 12-month Server Hub limited warranty, return-to-base.

30-day returns on unopened items — you arrange the courier; we pay it on faulty or dead-on-arrival units.

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Here is a 3.84TB SSD for 2.5-inch SAS bays, made by Toshiba. It connects at 12Gbps.

Dell-labelled drives carry Dell firmware, which is what PowerEdge RAID controllers expect to see. A drive needs the tray or caddy that matches the server generation to sit in a hot-plug bay. It is meant for PowerEdge servers and PowerVault arrays with 2.5-inch SAS bays. In a hot-plug bay with a redundant RAID level, a failed disk can usually be swapped while the server keeps running. Once a replacement is fitted, the RAID controller rebuilds the array onto it, and larger drives take longer to rebuild. Keeping a spare drive per array shortens the time an array runs degraded after a failure. A SAS SSD is a straightforward upgrade for boot volumes, virtual machine storage and read-heavy databases.

It is supplied certified refurbished: inspected, bench-tested and data-wiped in Johannesburg before release.

Specifications

Capacity
3.84TB

Highlights

  • 3.84TB 2.5-inch SAS SSD
  • 12Gbps interface
  • Toshiba manufactured (XCRDV PX05SRB384Y)
  • Certified refurbished, bench-tested in Johannesburg

Storage

Capacity
3.84TB

Chassis

Form factor
2.5-inch

Condition

Condition
Certified refurbished

General

Type
2.5-inch SAS SSD
Brand
Dell
Made by
Toshiba
Maker model number
XCRDV PX05SRB384Y
Interface
SAS
Link speed
12Gbps
Endurance class
read intensive

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Frequently asked questions

What interface does this drive use?

SAS at 12Gbps. It needs a SAS controller or host bus adapter.

What condition is this SSD in?

Certified refurbished: it is inspected and bench-tested in Johannesburg before release, with any stored data wiped.