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Actual capacity of drives vaulted and not vaulted
Hi,
I was wondering what the actual capacity was of the following drives:
Also if you could list the capacity when used with vault drives and when not used with vault drives.
FC 73
FC 146
FC 300
FC 450
ATA 250
ATA 320
ATA 500
ATA 750
ATA 1000
Thanks for your help,
PJK
I was wondering what the actual capacity was of the following drives:
Also if you could list the capacity when used with vault drives and when not used with vault drives.
FC 73
FC 146
FC 300
FC 450
ATA 250
ATA 320
ATA 500
ATA 750
ATA 1000
Thanks for your help,
PJK
nandas
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February 9th, 2009 09:00
So let me first mention the non-vault capacities available which is same for all - then I 'll list the vault capacities for different models.
Also I have added few more disk capacities. But please note that the disks mentioned below may not be available for your system - I only mentioned the value for supported disks per theory not considering whether they are available now on the specific model.
Non-vault disk - capacity available for raw disks -
FC 36 -> 32.99
FC 73 -> 66.61
FC 146 -> 133.65
FC 300 -> 268.37
FC 400 -> 366.76
FC 450 -> 402.57
ATA 250 -> 230.13
ATA 320 -> 297.01
ATA 500 -> 458.56
ATA 750 -> 687.86
ATA 1000 -> 917.15
Vault disks capacities -
CX Series -
FC 36 -> 26.78
FC 73 -> 60.39
FC 146 -> 127.43
FC 300 -> 262.16
FC 400 -> 360.55
CX3 Series
FC 73 -> 33.64
FC 146 -> 100.68
FC 300 -> 235.40
FC 400 -> 333.80
FC 450 -> 369.61
CX4 Series
FC 73 -> 4.64
FC 146 -> 71.68
FC 300 -> 206.40
FC 400 -> 304.80
FC 450 -> 340.61
Hope this helps, others may correct me if I have made any mistakes dealing with so many numbers
Regards,
Sandip
RRR
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February 10th, 2009 05:00
300GB disk = 300,000,000,000 bytes
To calculate the capacity in binary Gigabytes (GiB) do the following:
300/1024/1024/1024 * 1000*1000*1000
Furthermore a Clariion uses 520 bytes per sectors so:
devide the outcome by 520 and multiply it by 512.
So a 300GB disk = 275.1 GiB (520 bytes/sector)
and a 146GB disk = 133.9 GiB
DaveZ1
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February 10th, 2009 15:00
Sandip is using the right numbers, which anyone can get from their EMC rep.
RRR
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February 11th, 2009 01:00
Most people don't understand that Giga means billion and NOT 1024^4 !
pnunez30
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April 26th, 2012 08:00
I have the case on which a wants to mix sata drives with fc drives in the same DAE, using a cx4-120 running flare cod e
04.30.000.5.523.
Is that posible?
dynamox
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April 26th, 2012 09:00
Nope..on cx you can mix flash and fc only