HDD Hewlett Packard Enterprise 300GB 2.5IN 10K 6G SAS EG0300FCSPH-RFB

The HDD Hewlett Packard Enterprise 300GB 2.5IN 10K 6G SAS EG0300FCSPH-RFB is a 2.5-inch enterprise hard drive with 300GB storage capacity, a 10,000 RPM spindle speed and a 6G SAS interface. Designed for data centre and server use, this HP Enterprise drive offers compact form factor and compatibility with systems that accept 2.5-inch SAS drives. The drive is intended for workloads requiring consistent performance and reliable storage in multi-drive arrays and rack-mounted servers.

Advantages

This HP Enterprise 300GB SAS drive provides a balance of capacity and performance in a 2.5-inch form factor. The 10K RPM spindle speed supports lower latency and faster access compared with lower‑speed drives, while the 6G SAS interface enables high-speed data transfer suitable for enterprise RAID arrays and mixed workload environments. The compact 2.5-inch size allows higher drive density in servers and storage enclosures, supporting scalable configurations.

Suitable for

• Database servers requiring predictable rotational performance
• RAID arrays and SAN/NAS environments with SAS connectivity
• Virtualisation hosts and mixed application workloads
• Space-constrained rack servers and blade systems using 2.5-inch drives

Key specifications

• Brand: HP Enterprise
• Model / MPN: EG0300FCSPH-RFB
• Form factor: 2.5 inch
• Capacity: 300GB
• Rotational speed: 10,000 RPM
• Interface: 6G SAS
• Category: HDD

How to use

Install the 2.5-inch drive into a compatible server or storage enclosure that supports SAS 6G and 2.5-inch form factor drives. Follow the server or chassis manufacturer’s instructions for hot-swap insertion or mounting, and ensure correct drive bay orientation. Configure the drive within the host system’s RAID controller or storage management utility according to your desired redundancy and performance settings. Verify firmware compatibility with the server platform if required by the vendor.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use the HDD in systems that provide adequate cooling and vibration control, and include it as part of a redundant storage configuration (for example, RAID) where appropriate. Monitor drive health using server management tools and follow HP Enterprise guidance for firmware updates and lifecycle management.