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Dell Toshiba PX05SVB096Y 960GB SAS 12Gb/s 2.5" SSD with Caddy

Refurbished · Tested P/N: SSD-DELL-PX05SVB096Y-960G-SAS-CADDY
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مواصفات المنتج

ManufacturerToshiba (Dell OEM)
ModelPX05SVB096Y
Product SeriesToshiba PX05S Enterprise SAS SSD
Capacity960GB
Drive TypeSolid State Drive (SSD)
InterfaceSAS
Interface Speed12Gb/s
Form Factor2.5-inch
MountingSupplied with drive caddy
Hot SwapYes, in a hot-plug bay with caddy fitted

About This Product

Overview

The Dell Toshiba PX05SVB096Y is an enterprise-grade 960GB solid state drive. It is built around the Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface at 12Gb/s and housed in a standard 2.5-inch form factor. Toshiba makes the drive as part of its PX05S series of enterprise SAS SSDs, and it carries a Dell part number. That makes it a sensible choice for organisations that standardise on Dell hardware and want spares to match the drives already in their servers. The listing includes a drive caddy, so the drive can go into a hot-plug bay without first sourcing a separate tray.

Enterprise SAS SSDs like this one are built for a different job from desktop flash storage. They are designed to sit in servers that run around the clock, behind RAID controllers, serving many users and applications at once. SAS also brings features valued in the data centre, such as robust error handling and tight integration with enterprise RAID controllers.

Performance and Workload Fit

Moving from mechanical disks to flash makes the biggest difference to random input/output, and that is where this drive earns its place. Databases, virtual desktop pools, email servers and busy file shares all generate large numbers of small, scattered reads and writes. Spinning disks struggle with these because their heads must physically seek across the platter. A solid state drive has no seek penalty, so latency drops sharply and the system feels more responsive under load.

The 12Gb/s SAS link gives the drive a fast path to the controller, so the interface is unlikely to be the bottleneck in a single-drive or small-array setup. Combined in RAID with other drives of the same model, it can form a fast tier for hypervisor datastores, application servers or caching volumes. The 960GB capacity is a practical middle ground: large enough for operating systems, virtual machines and working datasets, while keeping a flash tier affordable.

Deployment Scenarios

A common use for this drive is as a like-for-like replacement in an existing Dell server array. Matching the part number helps keep an array uniform, which many administrators prefer when rebuilding after a drive failure. It is also popular for refreshing older servers. Swapping mechanical SAS disks for SAS SSDs can extend the useful life of a platform that still has adequate CPU and memory headroom.

Other typical deployments include boot and hypervisor volumes for virtualisation hosts, read-heavy application tiers, and front-end storage for web and database servers. Because the drive uses the 2.5-inch form factor, it fits the small form factor bays found in many 1U and 2U rack servers, where drive density matters. As with any SAS device, it needs a SAS-capable controller or HBA. The 12Gb/s link also negotiates down to 6Gb/s on older SAS controllers.

Why Choose the PX05SVB096Y?

This drive pairs Toshiba's enterprise SSD engineering with a Dell part number. That combination suits buyers who want predictable, matched components in their Dell infrastructure. It offers a straightforward way to add flash performance to SAS-based servers without changing controllers or chassis. The included caddy removes one more step from installation.

For IT teams maintaining existing estates, sourcing spares that match installed drives reduces guesswork and keeps arrays consistent. For those upgrading from hard disks, the drive is a measured step up in responsiveness at a capacity that covers most system and application volumes. It is a practical, well-understood component for anyone running SAS storage in rack servers.

Why buy refurbished?

Enterprise-grade performance at a fraction of the price of new.

Fully tested and verified

Every unit goes through hardware diagnostics before dispatch: POST tests, burn-in, memory checks and power supply verification.

Enterprise performance for less

Refurbished units deliver the same hardware capability as new, at significantly lower upfront cost, freeing budget for CPUs, memory and storage.

Available now

New enterprise hardware carries lead times of weeks or months. Our stock is held in Doha and ready to ship within 24 hours.

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Warranty on every unit we sell, with installation and ongoing hardware support available across Qatar.