Product comparison · 2 internal hard drives

Dell Wyse 400-APEH internal hard drive vs Dell 400-AMTU internal hard drive

Key differences

HDD capacity
- 400-APEH internal hard drive:1 TB
- 400-AMTU internal hard drive:2 TB
HDD size
- 400-APEH internal hard drive:3.5"
- 400-AMTU internal hard drive:2.5"
Interface
- 400-APEH internal hard drive:Serial ATA
- 400-AMTU internal hard drive:NL-SAS
HDD interface transfer rate
- 400-APEH internal hard drive:6 Gbit/s
- 400-AMTU internal hard drive:12 Gbit/s
Operating voltage
- 400-APEH internal hard drive:5 / 12 V
- 400-AMTU internal hard drive:5 V
Storage drive adapter included
- 400-APEH internal hard drive:No
- 400-AMTU internal hard drive:Yes

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Comparison of 400-APEH, 400-AMTU
17 specifications	A Dell Wyse 400-APEH internal hard drive Model 400-APEH View product	B Dell 400-AMTU internal hard drive Model 400-AMTU View product
Features4 differ
HDD capacityDiffers	1 TB	2 TB
HDD speed	7200 RPM	7200 RPM
HDD sizeDiffers	3.5"	2.5"
InterfaceDiffers	Serial ATA	NL-SAS
Type	HDD	HDD
Component for	Server/workstation	Server/workstation
Hot-swapKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
HDD interface transfer rateDiffers	6 Gbit/s	12 Gbit/s
Bytes per sectorKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	512
Power1 differ
Operating voltageDiffers	5 / 12 V	5 V
Packaging content1 differ
Storage drive adapter includedDiffers	No	Yes
ManualKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Packaging dataidentical
Quantity per pack	1 pc(s)	1 pc(s)
Other features1 differ
Windows operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Mac operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Linux operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Compatible productsDiffers	PowerEdge T30	- PowerEdge T430 - PowerEdge R730XD - PowerEdge T340 - PowerEdge R330 - PowerEdge T440 - PowerEdge R430 - PowerEdge T640 - PowerEdge R730 - PowerEdge T330 - PowerEdge R230

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