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Dell 2627R 18.2GB Wide Ultra2 SCSI 7200 3.5-inch 1MB Hard Drive
- 18.2GB storage capacity
- 7200 RPM spindle speed
- Wide Ultra2 SCSI interface
- 3.5-inch form factor
- 1MB cache
- Designed for legacy server systems
- Enterprise-grade reliability for its era
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Product Overview
The Dell 2627R is an older generation 18.2GB enterprise hard drive with a Wide Ultra2 SCSI interface and a 7200 RPM spindle speed. This 3.5-inch drive features a 1MB cache and is designed for legacy server systems requiring SCSI connectivity.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 18.2GB |
| Interface | Wide Ultra2 SCSI |
| Rotational Speed | 7200 RPM |
| Form Factor | 3.5-inch |
Additional Specifications
| Cache | 1MB |
| Brand | Dell |
| SKU | 2627R |
Product Description
The Dell 2627R hard drive is a component from an earlier era of server technology, offering 18.2GB of storage capacity. It utilizes the Wide Ultra2 SCSI interface, which was a standard for high-performance and reliable storage in enterprise servers during its time. The drive operates at a 7200 RPM spindle speed, providing adequate performance for the applications it was designed for, coupled with a 1MB cache to assist with data access. This drive is specifically intended for legacy server systems that are equipped with Wide Ultra2 SCSI controllers. While SCSI interfaces offered significant advantages in terms of performance, reliability, and command queuing over older interfaces, they have largely been superseded by SAS and SATA in modern hardware. The 3.5-inch form factor is typical for enterprise drives of this generation, allowing for reasonable storage density in server chassis. Given its specifications, the Dell 2627R is primarily relevant for maintaining or upgrading existing infrastructure that relies on this specific SCSI technology. It represents a piece of enterprise hardware designed for reliability within its technological context, suitable for systems that have not yet transitioned to newer storage interfaces. Its capacity is modest by today's standards but was significant for its intended use cases.
