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06-07-2010 11:40 AM
06-07-2010 11:40 AM
6G SAS drives in BL460c-G1 ?
Robert wanted to know about what types of drives he could put in a G1 blade:
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Can anyone verify that the newer 6G SAS disk drives will work with the BL460-G1 ? Customer needs some replacement drives for some G1’s and the older 72GB drives are EOL.
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Jeroen had the answer:
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Yes this will work perfectly fine.
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So, feel free to use the newer faster drives with your blades. Hope this helps. What are you using?