Server platforms, drive components and storage accessories documented in infrastructure records or confirmed delivered purchases. As-ordered configurations stay distinct from installed hardware, and the earlier unresolved Dell NAS entry remains open.
Before choosing your setup
Verify the installed processor, memory type and drive-backplane revision on used hardware.
Check electrical PCIe lane width as well as the physical connector size.
Match the storage controller, firmware, cables and backplane to your operating system and drives.
Leave room for cooling, power connections and drive replacement.
Confirm backup and restore procedures before moving important project data.
Process sketch
Equipment to compare
Infrastructure records and confirmed delivered purchases anchor this lane. Purchase entries describe historical acquisition; current possession, condition, installed configuration and hands-on use require separate evidence.
HPE · In Jerry's catalog
HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10
The catalog records a 1U DL360 Gen10 with two Xeon Gold 6140 processors and 64GB of memory. These are hardware configuration facts, not performance results.
The inventory identifies a SimpliVity OmniCube CN-3400-1 built on a Dell PowerEdge R730xd chassis. The two catalog names describe the same storage platform and are combined here.
An earlier inventory record lists a Dell 13G NAS with a Xeon E3-1270 v6 and 32GB of ECC memory. Later records describe a different storage chassis. The exact identity and current status of this earlier unit require reconciliation.
Earlier infrastructure record; chassis identity and current status require reconciliation.
The delivered purchase identifies a BOSS-S1 adapter bundled with two 240GB SATA M.2 SSDs. Dell documents the controller separately; this record does not establish installation, RAID configuration or present drive health.
Recorded as a delivered purchase. Current possession, condition and use are undocumented.
A delivered purchase identifies the ST900MM0006, a 900GB 2.5-inch SAS drive described as 10,000 rpm. Seagate lists this exact model in the Savvio 10K.6 manual. Operating hours, media health and current installation are undocumented.
Recorded as a delivered purchase. Current possession, condition and use are undocumented.
The delivered purchase is a generic 2.5-inch drive caddy. Its seller lists compatibility with G176J and several Dell server chassis; those claims do not establish Dell as its manufacturer. It remains distinct from the WORKDONE-branded caddy in the tool catalog.
Recorded as a delivered purchase. Current possession, condition and use are undocumented.
As-purchased details
As-purchased drive size
2.5 in.
Seller-listed compatibility identifier
G176J
Seller-listed chassis compatibility
Dell R430, R620, R720, R720XD, R630, R730, R730xd and T430
The delivered purchase identifies a Dell-branded ST4000NM0025 4TB SAS drive supplied with a caddy. Seagate identifies this exact model in its Exos 7E8 support catalog. Drive health, firmware and current installation are undocumented.
Recorded as a delivered purchase. Current possession, condition and use are undocumented.
The delivered purchase was seller-described as a PowerEdge T330 with a Xeon E3-1270 v6, 32GB of RAM and eight 4TB drives. This entry stays separate from the earlier unresolved Dell NAS record. Installed hardware and current configuration have not been reconciled.
Recorded as a delivered purchase. Current possession, condition and use are undocumented.