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Origin Storage HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy vs Origin Storage HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS

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  • 4differ
  • 6identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

The Origin Storage HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS has 4 TB more HDD capacity than the Origin Storage HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy (26 TB vs 22 TB). The Origin Storage HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS has 6 Gbit/s more HDD interface transfer rate than the Origin Storage HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy (12 Gbit/s vs 6 Gbit/s). Interface: NL-SATA on the Origin Storage HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy, NL-SAS on the Origin Storage HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS. Component for: Server/workstation on the Origin Storage HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy, NAS on the Origin Storage HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS.

  • HDD capacity
    • HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy:22 TB
    • HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS:26 TB
  • Interface
    • HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy:NL-SATA
    • HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS:NL-SAS
  • Component for
    • HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy:Server/workstation
    • HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS:NAS
  • HDD interface transfer rate
    • HDD 22TB 3.5in NearLine SATA 7200RPM in Hot Swap Caddy:6 Gbit/s
    • HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS:12 Gbit/s

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Comparison of DELL-22TBNLSA/7-S17, NLS-26TB
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Origin Storage

HDD 26TB 3.5in NearLine SAS

Model NLS-26TB

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Features4 differ
HDD capacityDiffers22 TB26 TB
HDD speed7200 RPM7200 RPM
HDD size3.5"3.5"
InterfaceDiffersNL-SATANL-SAS
TypeHDDHDD
Component forDiffersServer/workstationNAS
Hot-swapNoNo
Storage drive buffer size512 MB512 MB
HDD interface transfer rateDiffers6 Gbit/s12 Gbit/s
Other featuresidentical
Warranty period5 year(s)5 year(s)

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