Axiom
Axiom SSDEV10IE480-AX enterprise SSD 480 GB SATA 600 2.5" hot-swap 256-bit AES
Enterprise 480 GB SATA 600 SSD with 256-bit AES encryption and 2.5" hot-swap support
- Enterprise-grade reliability with 500 MB/s read speed
- Secure data protection via 256-bit AES encryption
- Hot-swap 2.5" form factor enables zero-downtime maintenance
- SATA 600 interface delivers 440 MB/s write throughput
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible deployment
Enterprise value SSD
The Axiom SSDEV10IE480-AX is a 480 GB enterprise solid-state drive built for hot-swap server bays. It connects through a SATA 600 interface and includes hardware-based 256-bit AES encryption. The drive is supplied new and carries a five-year limited warranty from the manufacturer.
Hot-swap server upgrades
This unit suits administrators refreshing Lenovo System X32xx M2, X3400, X3500 M2, X3500 M3, X35xx or X36xx M3 platforms where a 2.5 inch SATA hot-swap slot is available. It is not suited for systems that require a 3.5 inch form factor or a different interface protocol.
SATA 600 interface
The drive communicates over SATA 600, delivering up to 500 MB/s sequential reads and 440 MB/s sequential writes. That interface standard determines whether the drive will install and perform correctly in the target server.
Puntos fuertes
- Enterprise-grade reliability with 500 MB/s read speed
- Secure data protection via 256-bit AES encryption
- Hot-swap 2.5" form factor enables zero-downtime maintenance
- SATA 600 interface delivers 440 MB/s write throughput
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible deployment
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Preguntas sobre este artículo
Is the 480 GB capacity the right choice for my Lenovo System X server?
The 480 GB model is listed as compatible with Lenovo System X32Xx M2, X3400, X3500 M2, X3500 M3, X35Xx, X36Xx M3 and X3 servers.
What do the 500 MB/s read and 440 MB/s write speeds mean for daily server workloads?
Those sequential rates are the ceiling for large-block transfers; random I/O and mixed workloads will run slower depending on the controller and queue depth.
How does the SATA 600 interface limit performance in a hot-swap bay?
The SATA 600 link caps theoretical throughput at 6 Gb/s, so sustained reads cannot exceed roughly 500 MB/s and writes 440 MB/s even in a hot-swap 2.5" bay.
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