Axiom
Axiom EP400 480GB 3.5" SATA enterprise SSD
480 GB enterprise SSD with 256-bit encryption, 525 MB/s read and 485 MB/s write over SATA 600 in a hot-swappable 3.5" form factor
- Enterprise-grade reliability with 525 MB/s sequential reads
- 485 MB/s sustained writes handle intensive workloads
- 256-bit encryption protects sensitive data at rest
- Hot-swappable 3.5" design enables zero-downtime maintenance
- RoHS-compliant build meets environmental standards
Axiom EP400 480GB enterprise SSD
The Axiom EP400 is a 480GB 3.5-inch internal solid-state drive built for server and storage arrays. It connects through a SATA 6Gb/s interface and supports hot-swap installation in compatible drive bays. The drive carries 256-bit encryption and meets RoHS environmental standards.
Suited for capacity-focused server upgrades
This drive fits administrators who need reliable bulk storage for read-heavy workloads such as web serving, logging or backup repositories. Its 525 MB/s maximum read and 485 MB/s maximum write speeds serve those tasks well. Buyers who need higher random IOPS for transactional databases or low-latency caching should look at drives with faster controller architectures.
Integrates into 3.5-inch hot-swap bays
The 3.5-inch form factor slides directly into standard large-form-factor server chassis without adapters. Hot-swap capability lets technicians replace the drive without powering down the host system. SATA 6Gb/s connectivity works with existing RAID controllers and backplanes, freeing PCIe slots for other expansion cards.
Fordele
- Enterprise-grade reliability with 525 MB/s sequential reads
- 485 MB/s sustained writes handle intensive workloads
- 256-bit encryption protects sensitive data at rest
- Hot-swappable 3.5" design enables zero-downtime maintenance
- RoHS-compliant build meets environmental standards
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Will this 480 GB drive work with the 3.5" hot-swap bay already in my server?
Yes, the 3.5" form factor and hot-swappable design match standard LFF bays so it slides straight in.
Does the SATA 600 interface slow down when paired with an older SATA 3 Gbit/s controller?
The drive negotiates the link speed automatically and will run at the controller's maximum rate.
How can I confirm the 525 MB/s read and 485 MB/s write speeds are being reached?
Run a sequential benchmark such as CrystalDiskMark or fio and compare the results with the rated 525 MB/s read and 485 MB/s write figures.
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