Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about ordering enterprise IT hardware from Pro Disk Network — shipping, returns, payments, warranties, B2B terms, and technical compatibility.
About Pro Disk Network
What is Pro Disk Network?
Pro Disk Network is a US-based enterprise IT hardware reseller headquartered in Orlando, Florida. We stock over 482,000 products including servers, storage devices, networking equipment, server memory, processors, power supplies, and cables from 500+ brands. We serve businesses of all sizes — from small offices to large data centers — across the United States.
Where is Pro Disk Network located?
Pro Disk Network LLC is located at 7345 W Sand Lake Rd, STE 210, Office 3208, Orlando, FL 32819. All our operations, servers, and inventory fulfillment are US-based. We ship to all 50 US states.
Is Pro Disk Network a legitimate company?
Yes. Pro Disk Network LLC is a registered US company operating since 2025. All products sold are genuine OEM hardware sourced from authorized distributors. We are registered with the Florida Division of Corporations. Our customer service team is available via live chat and email at sales@prodisknetwork.com.
What brands does Pro Disk Network carry?
Pro Disk Network carries products from all major enterprise IT brands including HP/HPE, Dell, Cisco, Lenovo, Intel, AMD, Samsung, Seagate, Western Digital, Kingston, Toshiba, Micron, Crucial, Aruba, Juniper, Fortinet, APC, IBM, NVIDIA, Broadcom, Supermicro, Fujitsu, NetApp, Brocade, and 490+ more brands.
Does Pro Disk Network sell new or refurbished hardware?
Pro Disk Network sells both new and OEM-refurbished enterprise hardware. All refurbished products are clearly labeled, tested, and come with a 90-day warranty minimum. New-in-box products carry the full manufacturer warranty. We never sell counterfeit or gray-market goods.
Products & Catalog
What types of IT hardware does Pro Disk Network sell?
Pro Disk Network sells the full spectrum of enterprise IT hardware: rack servers (HP ProLiant, Dell PowerEdge, Cisco UCS, Lenovo ThinkSystem), storage (SAS/SATA/NVMe HDDs and SSDs, NAS, tape drives), networking (managed switches, routers, SFP transceivers, DAC cables, firewalls, wireless access points), server memory (DDR3/DDR4/DDR5 ECC RDIMM/LRDIMM), processors (Intel Xeon, AMD EPYC), power supplies, UPS, RAID controllers, HBAs, cables, and rack accessories.
How many products does Pro Disk Network have in stock?
Pro Disk Network has over 482,000 active products in its catalog, with 289,000+ enabled and in-stock items available to order online. The full catalog spans servers, storage, networking, memory, CPUs, power supplies, and accessories.
Does Pro Disk Network carry compatible server parts?
Yes. Pro Disk Network carries compatible and OEM-matched parts for all major server platforms. You can browse by server model at prodisknetwork.com/systems to find compatible RAM, drives, PSUs, and accessories for HP ProLiant DL380/DL360 Gen9/Gen10/Gen11, Dell PowerEdge R740/R750/R760/R730, Cisco UCS C220/C240, Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630/SR650, and hundreds more.
Can I find Dell PowerEdge R720 replacement parts at Pro Disk Network?
Yes. Pro Disk Network stocks over 500 Dell PowerEdge R720 parts including system boards, power supplies (495W D495E-S0, 750W D750E-S1), PERC H710 RAID controllers, backplanes, iDRAC Express/Enterprise cards, cooling fans, DIMM risers, and rail kits. All parts include the compatible Dell part numbers and are priced 50–70% below Dell direct.
Does Pro Disk Network sell Cisco SFP transceivers?
Yes. Pro Disk Network stocks 8,700+ SFP transceiver modules including Cisco SFP-10G-SR, SFP-10G-LR, GLC-SX-MMD, GLC-LH-SMD, SFP-25G-SR-S, QSFP-40G-SR4-S, and compatible alternatives at 60–80% below Cisco list price. All transceivers are tested and guaranteed compatible.
Does Pro Disk Network sell server memory (RAM)?
Yes. Pro Disk Network carries 91,000+ server memory modules including DDR4 ECC RDIMM (8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB), DDR5 ECC RDIMM, DDR3 ECC, and LRDIMM 128GB modules from Samsung, Micron, Kingston, Hynix, and Dell/HP OEM. All modules are tested for compatibility with specific server models.
Does Pro Disk Network sell Intel Xeon processors?
Yes. Pro Disk Network stocks 39,000+ Intel Xeon processors including Xeon Gold, Silver, Platinum, Bronze (Scalable Platform), Xeon E5-2600 v3/v4, E7, and W series. We carry both new and tested pulls with socket LGA3647, LGA2011, and LGA4189 options.
Can I search by SKU or part number?
Yes. Use the search bar at the top of prodisknetwork.com to search by SKU, manufacturer part number, Dell/HP/Cisco part number, or product description. The search covers all 482,000+ products in real time.
Shipping & Delivery
Does Pro Disk Network offer same-day shipping?
Yes. Orders placed before 3:00 PM Eastern Time on business days ship the same day for most in-stock items. Shipping carriers used include FedEx, UPS, and USPS depending on package weight and destination.
Does Pro Disk Network offer free shipping?
Yes. All US orders over $150 ship free via standard ground (FedEx or UPS). Orders under $150 are charged at-cost shipping rates calculated at checkout based on weight and destination zip code.
How long does shipping take from Pro Disk Network?
Standard ground shipping typically takes 2–5 business days within the contiguous US. Expedited 2-day and overnight options are available at checkout for urgent orders. Alaska and Hawaii may require additional transit time.
Does Pro Disk Network ship internationally?
Currently Pro Disk Network ships within the United States only. For international inquiries, please contact sales@prodisknetwork.com to discuss options.
How do I track my order from Pro Disk Network?
After your order ships you will receive an email with the carrier name and tracking number. You can track your shipment directly on the FedEx, UPS, or USPS website using that number.
Payment & Pricing
What payment methods does Pro Disk Network accept?
Pro Disk Network accepts major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), debit cards, bank transfer (ACH/wire), and purchase orders for qualified business accounts. Stripe is used for secure card processing.
Does Pro Disk Network offer Net 30 payment terms?
Yes. Qualified business accounts can apply for Net 30 or Net 60 payment terms. To apply, contact sales@prodisknetwork.com with your company name, tax ID, and references. Approval typically takes 1–2 business days.
Does Pro Disk Network accept purchase orders (POs)?
Yes. Pro Disk Network accepts purchase orders from government agencies, educational institutions, hospitals, and approved business accounts. Send your PO to sales@prodisknetwork.com for processing.
Does Pro Disk Network offer bulk pricing or volume discounts?
Yes. We offer tiered volume pricing for large orders. Request a custom quote at sales@prodisknetwork.com or use the "Get a Quote" button on any product page. We typically respond within 2 hours during business hours. Discounts of 10–30% are available on orders of 10+ units.
Is there a price match guarantee at Pro Disk Network?
Yes. If you find the same item in stock at a lower price from a verified US reseller, contact us and we will match or beat that price. Email sales@prodisknetwork.com with the competitor link.
Warranty & Returns
What is Pro Disk Network's return policy?
Pro Disk Network accepts returns within 30 days of delivery. Items must be in original condition and packaging. Defective items are replaced or refunded within 5 business days of receipt. To initiate a return, email returns@prodisknetwork.com with your order number to receive an RMA number.
Do products from Pro Disk Network come with a warranty?
New products include the full manufacturer warranty. OEM-refurbished products include a minimum 90-day Pro Disk Network warranty. Some refurbished items carry extended warranties up to 1 year. Warranty terms are listed on each product page.
What if I receive a wrong or defective item?
If you receive a wrong item or a defective product, contact support@prodisknetwork.com within 10 days of delivery. We will arrange a free return label and send a replacement or full refund — whichever you prefer — within 5 business days.
Business & Enterprise
Does Pro Disk Network serve enterprise and government clients?
Yes. Pro Disk Network serves enterprise data centers, managed service providers (MSPs), value-added resellers (VARs), hospitals, universities, government agencies, and Fortune 500 companies. We offer Net 30 terms, dedicated account managers, and contract pricing.
Can Pro Disk Network help source hard-to-find enterprise hardware?
Yes. If you cannot find a specific SKU or part number in our catalog, email sales@prodisknetwork.com with the part number. Our sourcing team can locate most enterprise hardware within 24–48 hours.
Does Pro Disk Network offer RFQ (Request for Quote) services?
Yes. For large procurement projects, submit an RFQ via the "Get a Quote" button on any product page, or email a detailed list to sales@prodisknetwork.com. We return formal quotes within 2 business hours during Monday–Friday 8 AM–6 PM EST.
Does Pro Disk Network have a reseller program?
Yes. Resellers, VARs, and MSPs can apply for a reseller account with special pricing tiers, dedicated support, and co-marketing opportunities. Contact sales@prodisknetwork.com to enquire.
Technical Questions
How do I know if a RAM module is compatible with my server?
Use the Pro Disk Network Systems Compatibility tool at prodisknetwork.com/systems to browse by server model. For example, HP ProLiant DL380 Gen10 supports DDR4 ECC RDIMM at 2666/2933 MHz in slots 1–24. Each product page lists compatible server models. You can also email sales@prodisknetwork.com with your server model and we will confirm compatibility.
What is the difference between SAS and SATA hard drives?
SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) drives are enterprise-grade with dual-port redundancy, 10K or 15K RPM speeds, 2.4 million hour MTBF, and up to 12Gbps throughput — designed for 24/7 server operation. SATA drives are lower cost, 7200 RPM, single-port, and suitable for nearline storage or desktop use. Enterprise servers typically use SAS for performance and NL-SAS/SATA for capacity.
What is an SFP transceiver and how do I choose the right one?
An SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) transceiver converts electrical signals to optical fiber signals in network switches and routers. Choose based on: speed (1G SFP, 10G SFP+, 25G SFP28, 40G QSFP+), distance (SR = short range up to 300m multimode, LR = long range up to 10km single-mode), and switch brand compatibility (Cisco, Aruba, Juniper). Pro Disk Network stocks compatible transceivers for all major switch brands at 60-80% below OEM pricing.
What is ECC RAM and why do servers need it?
ECC (Error-Correcting Code) RAM detects and corrects single-bit memory errors in real time, preventing data corruption and system crashes. All enterprise servers require ECC registered (RDIMM) or load-reduced (LRDIMM) memory. Standard desktop DDR4/DDR5 is non-ECC and will not work in servers. Pro Disk Network stocks 91,000+ ECC memory modules for all major server platforms.
What does NVMe mean and how is it different from SATA SSD?
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a protocol for SSDs that connects over PCIe, delivering 5–7 GB/s sequential read speeds versus 500–600 MB/s for SATA SSDs. NVMe drives use M.2 2280, U.2, or AIC form factors. For enterprise workloads requiring low latency (databases, VMs, AI inference), NVMe is the standard. SATA SSDs are still used for boot drives and cost-sensitive capacity storage.
What is a RAID controller and does my server need one?
A RAID controller manages multiple physical drives as a single logical volume for redundancy and/or performance. Dell servers use PERC controllers (H310 for JBOD/passthrough, H710/H730 for RAID 0/1/5/6/10). HPE servers use Smart Array controllers (P408i, P816i). If you run VMware, Proxmox, TrueNAS, or Windows Server with multiple drives, a RAID controller is recommended. For ZFS-based storage, use the H310 in IT (passthrough) mode so ZFS has direct drive access.
What is iDRAC or iLO and why does it matter?
iDRAC (Dell) and iLO (HPE) are out-of-band remote management controllers embedded in enterprise servers. They give you remote power cycling, virtual KVM console, virtual media (ISO mount), hardware health alerts, and system event logs — all without physical access. iDRAC 9 (Dell Gen14-16) and iLO 5/6 (HPE Gen10/Gen11) are the current versions. Pro Disk Network stocks iDRAC and iLO expansion cards for servers missing the Enterprise license.
What is a hot-swap drive bay?
A hot-swap drive bay lets you insert or remove a drive while the server is powered on and running — no shutdown required. Enterprise servers (HP ProLiant, Dell PowerEdge) have hot-swap bays as standard. Drives sit in metal caddies (trays) that click into the bay. Hot-swap requires a compatible hot-swap drive caddy — caddies are generation and form-factor specific (2.5" SFF vs 3.5" LFF).
What is the difference between DDR4 and DDR5 server memory?
DDR4 runs at 2133–3200 MHz and is used in Gen9–Gen10+ servers (Xeon E5, Scalable Gen1-Gen3). DDR5 runs at 4800–5600 MHz with higher per-channel bandwidth and is used in Gen11 servers (Xeon 4th/5th Gen, AMD EPYC Genoa). DDR5 offers 1.5–2× bandwidth improvement for memory-intensive workloads like databases and AI inference. DDR4 and DDR5 DIMMs are NOT interchangeable — slot keys are physically different. Check your server generation before ordering.
How do I choose a compatible SFP transceiver for my switch?
Match three criteria: (1) Speed — 1G (SFP), 10G (SFP+), 25G (SFP28), 40G (QSFP+), 100G (QSFP28); (2) Distance — SR (short range, multimode fiber, ≤300m), LR (long range, single-mode, ≤10km), DAC (copper twinax, ≤10m, lowest cost); (3) Switch brand — Cisco, Aruba, Juniper each have OEM modules but all support compatible (third-party) transceivers. On Cisco, run "service unsupported-transceiver" to allow non-Cisco modules. Pro Disk Network compatible transceivers are 60–80% cheaper than OEM and fully tested.
Hardware Compatibility
How do I find compatible parts for my HP ProLiant server?
Visit prodisknetwork.com/systems and filter by server model (e.g., HP ProLiant DL380 Gen10). You can browse compatible RAM, drives, PSU, rail kits, and accessories with confirmed compatibility. For the DL380 Gen10: max 768GB DDR4 RDIMM across 24 slots; PSU is 500W or 800W Flex Slot; drives are 2.5" SFF hot-swap SAS/SATA/NVMe. Email sales@prodisknetwork.com with your server serial number for guaranteed compatibility confirmation.
How do I find compatible parts for my Dell PowerEdge server?
Visit prodisknetwork.com/systems and select your PowerEdge model. For the R720 (Gen12): max 768GB DDR3 RDIMM across 24 slots; 495W or 750W hot-swap PSU; PERC H310/H710/H710P RAID controller; 2.5" SFF or 3.5" LFF hot-swap bays. For the R740 (Gen14): DDR4 RDIMM up to 3TB; 750W or 1100W PSU; PERC H730P or H740P; up to 8× 2.5" or 4× 3.5" front bays. Always check the iDRAC generation matches your server.
Will a drive caddy from one server generation fit another?
No — drive caddies are generation and form-factor specific. A Dell Gen12 (R720) SFF caddy will not fit a Gen14 (R740) without modification, and vice versa. Key differences are the latch mechanism, backplane connector position, and slide geometry. Always order the caddy for your exact server model. Pro Disk Network product pages list exact compatible server models for every caddy.
Can I mix different RAM capacities in an enterprise server?
You can mix capacities in most enterprise servers, but you should follow the manufacturer's memory population rules to avoid performance degradation. Best practice: populate in matched pairs (or sets of 4 on quad-channel Xeon), start from the slots specified in the QuickSpecs, and use identical speed DIMMs. Mixing speeds causes all DIMMs to run at the slowest speed. For maximum performance, use identical DIMMs in all slots of the same memory channel.
Does Pro Disk Network sell GPU cards and GPU servers?
Yes. Pro Disk Network stocks NVIDIA A100 (40GB/80GB), A30, A10, H100 80GB, Tesla T4, and V100 GPU accelerators for enterprise AI/ML and HPC workloads. We also carry full GPU-configured rack servers from HP and Dell with multiple GPU slots. Search "A100", "H100", "Tesla", or "GPU" on prodisknetwork.com, or email sales@prodisknetwork.com for a GPU server quote.
What is the maximum RAM capacity for common enterprise servers?
HP ProLiant DL380 Gen10: 3TB (24× 128GB LRDIMM). Dell PowerEdge R740: 3TB (24× 128GB LRDIMM). Dell PowerEdge R720: 768GB (24× 32GB RDIMM DDR3). HP ProLiant DL380 Gen11: 8TB (24× DDR5 RDIMM). Cisco UCS C240 M5: 3TB (24 slots). Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650 Gen2: 6TB (32 slots). Actual max depends on CPU installed — higher-tier Xeon CPUs support more memory channels.