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0RM683 Dell 300GB 15K RPM 3.5-Inch SAS HDD | UAE
0RM683 Overview
This Dell 300GB hard drive features a high-speed 15K RPM spindle and a 3.5-inch large form factor. Ideal for enterprise environments, it provides robust performance and reliability, ensuring efficient data handling and storage solutions for demanding applications.
1,655.17 AED
Description
0RM683 Dell 300GB 15K RPM 3.5-Inch SAS HDD
The Dell 0RM683 is a genuine 300GB SAS hard disk drive built for enterprise server use. It runs at a 15,000 RPM spindle speed, uses a 3.5-inch large form factor (LFF), and comes with a 16MB cache.
It’s designed to work with Dell PowerEdge and PowerVault server systems, and it’s typically used for demanding, data-intensive tasks like database management, virtualization, and large-scale file storage. Because it’s an older, legacy Dell part number, it’s generally sourced today as a refurbished or replacement drive for maintaining existing PowerEdge or PowerVault deployments rather than for new server builds. If it’s ever out of stock, there are several fully compatible substitute part numbers, such as 0GG71D and 0NN26K.
FAQ
What is the Dell 0RM683?
It’s a genuine Dell 300GB SAS hard disk drive with a 15,000 RPM spindle
speed, built in a 3.5-inch large form factor (LFF) for enterprise server storage.
Which servers is it compatible with?
It’s designed for use in Dell PowerEdge and PowerVault servers, and is
commonly used in older PowerEdge models such as the 1900, 1950, 2900,
2950, 2970, 6850, 6950, 840, 860, R200, R300, R900, and R905 series.
What interface and speed does it use?
It uses a SAS interface with a 3Gb/s data transfer rate and comes with
16MB of cache.
Is it available in the UAE?
Yes — several Dubai-based IT hardware suppliers carry Dell PowerEdge-compatible
drives, including refurbished and hard-to-source parts like this one.
Dubai Silicon Oasis-based distributors, for example, stock a range of
Dell server hard drives for the UAE and wider Middle East market.
What’s it typically used for?
Database management, virtualization, and large-scale file storage —
workloads where the 15K RPM speed gives a meaningful performance edge
over slower 7.2K SATA drives.
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