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Product comparison · 2 internal hard drives

Origin Storage 2TB DT 3.5in NLSATA HD Kit 7.2K Vostro 260/ 460/ Insp. 620 vs Origin Storage 4TB NLSATA 7.2K XSERIES

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  • 39specifications compared
  • 4differ
  • 35identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The Origin Storage 4TB NLSATA 7.2K XSERIES has 2 TB more HDD capacity than the Origin Storage 2TB DT 3.5in NLSATA HD Kit 7.2K Vostro 260/ 460/ Insp. 620 (4 TB vs 2 TB). The Origin Storage 4TB NLSATA 7.2K XSERIES has 5 more HDD heads than the Origin Storage 2TB DT 3.5in NLSATA HD Kit 7.2K Vostro 260/ 460/ Insp. 620 (10 vs 5). The Origin Storage 4TB NLSATA 7.2K XSERIES has 1.56 W more power consumption (idle) than the Origin Storage 2TB DT 3.5in NLSATA HD Kit 7.2K Vostro 260/ 460/ Insp. 620 (6.73 W vs 5.17 W). Component for: PC on the Origin Storage 2TB DT 3.5in NLSATA HD Kit 7.2K Vostro 260/ 460/ Insp. 620, Server/workstation on the Origin Storage 4TB NLSATA 7.2K XSERIES.

  • HDD capacity
    • 2 TB
    • 4 TB
  • Component for
    • PC
    • Server/workstation
  • HDD number of heads
    • 5
    • 10
  • Power consumption (idle)
    • 5.17 W
    • 6.73 W

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41 specifications
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Origin Storage

2TB DT 3.5in NLSATA HD Kit 7.2K Vostro 260/ 460/ Insp. 620

Model DELL-2TBNLSA/7-F10

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Origin Storage

4TB NLSATA 7.2K XSERIES

Model IBM-4000NLSA/7-S4

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Features3 differ
HDD capacityDiffers2 TB4 TB
Component forDiffersPCServer/workstation
HDD number of headsDiffers510
Power1 differ
Power consumption (idle)Differs5.17 W6.73 W
Power consumption (read)Known for one9.42 W
Other featuresidentical
IntelliPowerKnown for oneNo

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