Supported Physical Drives

Table 4 outlines the physical drives supported by MD1200 and MD1220 at the time of initial launch. Additional drive support may be added after launch. Please visit support.dell.com for an updated list of supported physical drives.

NOTE: Only Dell provided physical drives are supported.

Form Factor

Dell P/N

Model

Capacity

Speed

Vendor

 

 

 

 

 

3.5"

U717K

ST3500414SS

500GB

7.2K

Seagate

3.5"

U738K

ST31000424SS

1TRB

7.2K

Seagate

3.5"

R755K

ST32000444SS

2TRB

7.2K

Seagate

3.5"

X163K

ST3450757SS

450GB

15K

Seagate

3.5"

T873K

ST3600957SS

600GB

15K

Seagate

3.5"

X164K

ST31000425SS

1TRB

7.2K

Seagate

3.5"

W350K

ST32000445SS

2TRB

7.2K

Seagate

3.5"

F617N

ST3300657SS

300GB

15K

Seagate

3.5"

X150K

HUS156030VLS600

300GB

15K

Hitachi

3.5"

R749K

ST3450857SS

450GB

15K

Seagate

3.5"

T875K

HUS156045VLS600

450Gb

15k

Hitachi

3.5"

W347K

ST3600057SS

600GB

15K

Seagate

2.5"

R734K

ST9500430SS

500GB

7.2K

Seagate

2.5"

R744K

ST9300503SS

300Gb

10K

Seagate

2.5"

U733K

ST9146752SS

146GB

15K

Seagate

2.5"

W335K

ST9500431SS

500GB

7.2K

Seagate

2.5"

R727K

MBE2073RC

73GB

15K

Fujitsu

2.5"

R730K

HUC151473CSS600

73GB

15K

Hitachi

2.5"

W345K

ST973452SS

73GB

15K

Seagate

2.5"

X143K

MBD2147RC

146GB

10K

Fujitsu

2.5"

T855K

HUC103014CSS600

146GB

10K

Hitachi

2.5"

X160K

ST9146803SS

146GB

10K

Seagate

2.5"

W328K

MBE2147RC

146GB

15K

Fujitsu

2.5"

W330K

HUC151414CSS600

146GB

15K

Hitachi

2.5"

X162K

ST9146852SS

146GB

15k

Seagate

2.5"

U709K

ST9146852SS

300GB

10K

Hitachi

2.5"

T871K

ST9300603SS

300GB

10K

Seagate

2.5"

X1MCH

LB150S

149GB

SSD

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MD1200, MD1220 specifications

The Dell MD1200 and MD1220 are robust direct-attached storage solutions designed to enhance data management and storage capabilities in enterprise environments. Both systems are characterized by their scalability, performance, and ease of integration, making them ideal for businesses with evolving storage requirements.

The Dell MD1200 supports up to 12 drives, while the MD1220 scales up to 24 drives, providing ample capacity for various workloads. These storage arrays are equipped with a mix of SAS and SATA drive options, allowing organizations to balance performance and cost based on their unique needs. The flexibility in drive choice facilitates effective data tiering; users can deploy high-speed SSDs for critical applications alongside cost-effective HDDs for archival data.

One of the key features of both models is their adherence to the latest SAS technology standards. The MD1200 and MD1220 utilize Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) 6Gb/s interface, ensuring high-speed data transfer rates and low latency. This technology is integral for businesses dealing with data-intensive applications such as databases, virtualization, and backup operations.

The systems also come equipped with advanced data management features. They support RAID configurations, including RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, and 10, enabling users to choose the right level of redundancy and performance. RAID ensures data integrity and availability, which is crucial for mission-critical applications.

Additionally, the MD1200 and MD1220 support hot-swappable drives, allowing users to replace malfunctioning units without shutting down the system. This capability minimizes downtime and boosts overall productivity. Coupled with built-in battery backup units, these storage solutions provide a layer of data protection in case of power failures.

Both models feature a user-friendly management interface, which simplifies the deployment and monitoring of storage resources. This web-based console offers a centralized view, enabling IT administrators to manage alerts, configure settings, and analyze performance metrics easily.

In conclusion, the Dell MD1200 and MD1220 storage systems stand out in the market due to their blend of scalability, performance, and user-centric features. They are designed to meet the demanding storage needs of modern enterprises, ensuring reliable data management and operational efficiency. With their flexibility and advanced technology, both models are solid choices for businesses seeking to optimize their storage infrastructure.