3.5" HDD SYNOLOGY HAS5300-8T 8TB 7.2K 256MB SAS-3 (MG06SCA800E)

SYNOLOGY HAS5300-8T is an enterprise 3.5" hard disk drive with 8TB capacity, 7,200 RPM spindle speed, 256MB cache and a SAS-3 interface. Designed for use in servers and NAS arrays, this HDD provides high storage density and sustained performance intended for database, virtualization and backup workloads. The drive is compatible with SAS-enabled enterprise systems and is intended for 24/7 operation in multi-drive enclosures.

Advantages

The drive combines a large 8TB capacity with a 7,200 RPM rotational speed and a 256MB cache to deliver steady sequential and random throughput for mixed workloads. The SAS-3 interface supports high bandwidth and low-latency connectivity to enterprise-class controllers. Engineered for use in server and NAS environments, the HDD offers reliability and compatibility for multi-bay arrays and common enterprise storage architectures.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Database storage where consistent read/write performance is required
• Virtualization hosts and hyper-converged infrastructure
• Backup and archival storage in enterprise or SMB environments
• High-capacity NAS arrays and multi-bay storage enclosures

Key specifications

• Form factor: 3.5 inch
• Capacity: 8 TB
• Rotational speed: 7,200 RPM
• Cache: 256 MB
• Interface: SAS-3 (12 Gbps)
• Designed for enterprise/server use and multi-bay enclosures

How to use

Install the drive into a compatible SAS-enabled server, storage array or NAS chassis following the chassis manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the system is powered down or that hot-swap procedures are followed where supported. Configure RAID, volumes or storage pools through the host controller or NAS management interface, and initialize the disk before use. Monitor drive health with the system's firmware or monitoring tools and follow standard maintenance practices for enterprise storage.

Usage recommendations

Use this HDD in systems that support SAS-3 connectivity and enterprise rotational drives. For optimal reliability, mount drives in enclosures with adequate cooling, follow vendor guidelines for drive population and RAID configuration, and keep firmware and controller drivers up to date.