The 3.5-in. Cheetah 15K.5 is a high-performance (15k RPM), high-reliability drive designed for server applications. It's 20% faster than standard 10k RPM drives. The drive is available in a choice of ...

Small form factor enterprise family expands, adding highest performance density while maintaining reliability and low power consumption for a broad range of enterprise applications Dubai, January 24, ...

November 6, 2008 Billed as the world's fastest, greenest hard drive available for enterprise storage systems, Seagate's latest addition to its Savvio HDD line is 70% smaller, uses 70% less power and ...

What was the state of the art in technology in 2000? Intel released the first 1GHZ processor. Sharp introduced the first camera phone. And Seagate introduced the Cheetah X15, the world’s first hard ...

With a maximum power consumption rating of 17W and peak idle decibel level of 36 dbA (seek/write decibel levels are not listed in its spec sheets), the Cheetah 15K.6 appears to be a somewhat scary ...

New systems based on the 450 gigabyte 15K-rpm Cheetah drives will deliver record performance, reliability, and dramatic reduction in power consumption Dubai, March 10, 2008 - Seagate Technology ...

I've got a Dell Poweredge 2950 with 3 10k RPM SAS drives.<BR><BR>We want to upgrade with three more and so I called Dell to get the correct part number. The person I talked to gave me a quote for 3 ...

There was a time when 15K hard disk drives dominated the enterprise storage market. With their higher rotation speed compared to consumer drives, the 15K drives offered the improved and sustained ...

It seems spinning hard disk drives are alive and well with Seagate upping the ante with a new 15,000 RPM, 2.5” form factor hard disk aimed at mission-critical enterprise use.

We ordered a new server and purchased it with 10K RPM drives, however, 3 of the 6 drives installed were 15K RPM.<BR><BR>So I was wondering, can we mix drives?<BR><BR>Same make and model EXCEPT for 10K ...

Visually, Seagate’s Cheetah 15K.6 drives are not that striking. There aren’t any major design changes in terms of the drive design compared to prior generation Cheetah 15K.5 drives. The aspect which ...