Western Digital WDE9180 9.1GB SCSI 3.5" Hard Disk Drive
The Western Digital WDE9180 is a reliable 9.1GB SCSI hard disk drive engineered for legacy server and workstation environments. This 3.5-inch internal HDD delivers consistent 7,200 RPM performance, making it ideal for organizations maintaining mission-critical systems that depend on proven SCSI storage technology. Whether you're restoring vintage enterprise hardware or maintaining existing infrastructure, this Western Digital drive provides dependable data access and proven reliability for demanding computing environments.
Key Features
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9.1GB Storage Capacity — Ample space for legacy applications and enterprise data storage
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7,200 RPM Rotational Speed — Consistent performance for server and workstation applications
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SCSI Interface — Native compatibility with SCSI-equipped systems and controllers
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3.5-Inch Form Factor — Standard internal drive size for enterprise-class hardware
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Legacy Enterprise Grade — Built for reliability in mission-critical environments
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Proven Western Digital Quality — Trusted manufacturer with decades of storage expertise
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Western Digital |
| Model Number |
WDE9180-6029A8 |
| Part Number |
HS00918 |
| Capacity |
9.1GB |
| Interface |
SCSI |
| Form Factor |
3.5 inch |
| Rotational Speed |
7,200 RPM |
| Drive Type |
Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD) |
| Classification |
Legacy Enterprise Storage |
Frequently Asked Questions
What systems use SCSI hard drives like the WDE9180?
SCSI hard drives are commonly found in legacy enterprise servers, workstations, and storage systems manufactured in the 1990s and early 2000s. The Western Digital WDE9180 is compatible with systems equipped with SCSI controllers and terminators, making it suitable for maintaining or restoring vintage enterprise hardware.
Is the Western Digital WDE9180 suitable for modern systems?
The WDE9180 is designed for legacy systems with SCSI interfaces. Modern computers typically use SATA or NVMe drives. This drive is best utilized for maintaining existing SCSI-based infrastructure or restoring classic enterprise equipment.
How does the 9.1GB capacity compare to modern storage?
At 9.1GB, this Western Digital drive reflects enterprise storage standards from its era. While modest by today's standards, it provides sufficient capacity for legacy applications, databases, and operating systems designed for that generation of hardware.
What makes the 7,200 RPM speed important for this drive?
The 7,200 RPM rotational speed ensures consistent data access performance for server workloads. This speed was standard for enterprise-class drives and provides reliable throughput for mission-critical applications running on legacy systems.
