Axiom
Axiom EP400 1.92 Tb internal SSD Sata 600
A 1.92 Tb Sata internal SSD delivering up to 95K read and 28K write IOPS with 3.6 DWPD endurance and 256-bit AES encryption
- Weight0.61
- Enterprise hot-swap SSD with 3.6 DWPD endurance for mission-critical workloads
- 2-bit MLC V-NAND with CTF technology delivers sustained 95K read and 28K write IOPS
- 256-bit AES encryption protects data at rest across the 1.92 Tb capacity
- Power-loss protection and thermal monitoring maintain data integrity during unexpected events
- Low power consumption and 12.03 PB lifetime writes reduce total cost of ownership
Capacity and purpose
The Axiom EP400 provides 1.92 Tb of Sata storage for enterprise servers and storage arrays. It targets workloads that demand consistent mixed-read and write throughput. Builders who need a second card or a different form factor should look elsewhere.
Sata 600 interface limits
The drive connects through the Sata 600 interface, which caps sequential bandwidth at the bus maximum. Sustained performance reaches 95 K read IOPS and 28 K write IOPS within that ceiling. Latency and queue depth are bounded by the Sata protocol itself.
Installation notes and common issues
The 2.5-inch hot-swap tray slides into standard drive bays without tools. Firmware should be verified against the controller compatibility list before deployment. Missing thermal monitoring or incorrect AES configuration are the usual causes of early support calls.
Punti di forza
- Enterprise hot-swap SSD with 3.6 DWPD endurance for mission-critical workloads
- 2-bit MLC V-NAND with CTF technology delivers sustained 95K read and 28K write IOPS
- 256-bit AES encryption protects data at rest across the 1.92 Tb capacity
- Power-loss protection and thermal monitoring maintain data integrity during unexpected events
- Low power consumption and 12.03 PB lifetime writes reduce total cost of ownership
Caratteristiche tecniche
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.61 |
Domande su questo articolo
Which capacity of the Axiom EP400 should I pick for a write-heavy database?
The 1.92 Tb model is the only capacity listed; its 3.6 DWPD rating and 12.03 PBW lifetime endurance are built for sustained mixed workloads.
What do the 95K read and 28K write IOPS figures mean once the drive is installed in a server?
They are sustained SATA 600 limits; real-world queue depths and controller overhead will usually deliver somewhat lower but consistent throughput.
How does the SATA 600 interface cap performance on this EP400?
The 600 MB/s bus ceiling bounds both sequential and random transfers, so the 95K/28K IOPS ratings already reflect that hard limit.
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