Re: Current disk

Last Tuesday. :-)

Methinks the 15K speed is tougher to build than the 10K units at maximum quality level so those are lagging industry wide.

Also with SSDs available, mix in some of those and then use the truly big 10K drives for the 'rest of the stuff' and the 15K drives aren't as important. (IMHO)


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On 10/16/2013 4:47 PM, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:

Sue,

When did the SSD 775 GB #ES0F become available?
It appears IBM is enhancing the 10K SAS and SSD, but not the 15K SAS.
I wish a larger 15K SAS would be available. 10K has performance issues.

Paul

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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote on Wed, 16 Oct 2013 18:36:52 GMT:

What sizes of internal disk drives does IBM sell for Power 7 systems
new today? What is currently marketed by IBM?

Oh, darn .... forgot the SSD's that are currently sold.

CEC, 5802, 5803 form factor:

Size Feature
387 GB #ES0B or #ES11
775 GB #ES0F

EXP24S form factor
Size Feature
387 GB #ES0D or #ES1A
775 GB #ES0H

Mounted on FC 2053, 2054, or 2055 adapter - all 177 GB feature #1996.

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