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DELL 200GB SATA 2.5 SSD S3710 2THX8
200 GB SATA enterprise SSD built for write-intensive workloads in compatible Dell PowerEdge servers
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- 200 GB capacity fits demanding server workloads
- SATA 6 Gbps interface enables direct drop-in upgrades
- Write-intensive MLC NAND sustains heavy write cycles
- 7 mm 2.5 inch form factor matches PowerEdge bays
- Validated across R630 R730 R740 T630 and more
Dell S3710 write-intensive SATA SSD
This Dell S3710 drive is a 200 GB 2.5-inch solid-state device built for write-intensive workloads on a 6 Gbps SATA link. It uses MLC flash in a 7 mm height and carries Dell part number 2THX8. The unit is supplied new with updated firmware.
Write-heavy server tiers and legacy SATA bays
The SSD suits administrators who need a durable drive for logging, caching or database journals in compatible PowerEdge servers such as the R630, R730, R740 or R940. It is not a fit for deployments that require higher capacity or the throughput of a PCIe-attached drive.
200 GB capacity
The 200 GB capacity is the single figure that determines whether the drive can hold the intended working set; if the application demands more space, a larger drive must be chosen.
Besonderheiten
- 200 GB capacity fits demanding server workloads
- SATA 6 Gbps interface enables direct drop-in upgrades
- Write-intensive MLC NAND sustains heavy write cycles
- 7 mm 2.5 inch form factor matches PowerEdge bays
- Validated across R630 R730 R740 T630 and more
Technische Daten
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | 2THX8, SSDSC2BA200G4R |
| Interface | SATA |
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How much power does the 200GB SATA S3710 draw under sustained write workloads?
The S3710 is a write-intensive MLC drive built for steady 6Gbps SATA operation in 2.5" bays; enterprise SSDs of this class typically run at low single-digit wattage during heavy writes, producing minimal heat and no audible noise.
What server chassis and drive bay type are required to install this 2.5" 7mm SATA SSD?
It fits any 2.5" hot-plug or cabled bay that accepts a 7mm SATA drive; the listed PowerEdge models from the R230 through R940xa and T330 through T640 all provide compatible bays and backplane connections.
Will the S3710 work in a PowerEdge R630 that currently runs older SATA SSDs on the same backplane?
Yes, the 6Gbps SATA interface is backward-compatible with 3Gbps controllers, so the drive will negotiate the highest shared speed and operate alongside existing SATA SSDs without configuration changes.
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