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Dell 85UJH 18GB 10000RPM Ultra160 SCSI 80-Pin 3.5-Inch Hard Drive
- Capacity: 18GB
- Interface: Ultra160 SCSI
- Spindle Speed: 10000 RPM
- Form Factor: 3.5-inch
- Connector: 80-Pin SCA
- Designed for legacy SCSI environments
- Suitable for servers requiring high-speed SCSI storage
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Product Overview
The Dell 85UJH is a 3.5-inch Ultra160 SCSI hard drive with an 18GB capacity and a spindle speed of 10000 RPM. It features an 80-pin connector, making it suitable for older SCSI-based server and storage systems.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 18GB |
| Interface | Ultra160 SCSI |
| Spindle Speed | 10000 RPM |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | 3.5-inch |
| Connector | 80-Pin SCA |
Product Description
The Dell 85UJH is a high-performance hard drive designed for servers and storage systems that utilize the Ultra160 SCSI interface. With a capacity of 18GB, it provides a foundational level of storage for operating systems, applications, and critical data in environments where SCSI was the standard for high-speed data transfer. The 10000 RPM spindle speed ensures relatively quick access times and data throughput, which was considered very fast for its era. This drive utilizes an 80-pin SCA (Single Connector Attachment) connector, which is characteristic of Ultra160 SCSI implementations. This interface offers improved performance and features over previous SCSI generations, such as higher bandwidth and enhanced error recovery. The 3.5-inch form factor is standard for enterprise-grade hard drives, allowing for integration into most server chassis and drive bays designed for this size. While SCSI technology has largely been superseded by SAS and NVMe in modern computing, drives like the 85UJH remain essential for maintaining and supporting existing infrastructure. They are often found in older Dell PowerEdge servers or other enterprise hardware that has not yet been upgraded. The 18GB capacity, though small by today's standards, was significant for its time and sufficient for specific system requirements.
