Humm...it appears to be stronger and is made to run for long periods:


"- Designed for continuous operation to support 24x7 applications
- Rugged non-operational shock rating of 1000G/1ms"


Anyone know if there's anyother difference?

Well that answers my own question. I also did a search on google and it confirmed this.

The E7k60 is made to run all the time.

lolol

Are you getting ready to buy it? Saved up enough now? Good luck.

stu

CSmith06

Posting a thread answrering it yourslef  

Need to get out more.

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@bah32uk wrote:

CSmith06

Posting a thread answrering it yourslef  

Need to get out more.

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It's always good to find out that he has the answer.  That way people are not wasting their time answering a question that doesn't need to be answered.

That should be the standard rule.  If you ask for help and someone or yourself finds the answer, always post back what the solution is.  This way, if someone else has this same problem, he will find the CORRECT answer.

CSmith06, thanks for posting back what the answer is.

And it only took him 10 minutes from first post to the answer post.

He's polite and efficient! Good Job!

I read an article just today that mentioned something about using that drive in a blade server setting. Whatever that is, it sounds like it could use an industrial drive.

it's made for blade servers.