Axiom
Axiom SSDEV10LE480-AX enterprise SSD 480 GB SATA 3.5" hot-swap 256-bit AES
480 GB SATA enterprise SSD with 256-bit AES encryption, 500 MB/s read, 440 MB/s write, and hot-swap 3.5" form factor
- Enterprise-grade reliability with 500 MB/s read speeds
- Secure data protection via 256-bit AES encryption
- Hot-swap 3.5" form factor enables zero-downtime maintenance
- SATA 6Gb/s interface delivers 440 MB/s write performance
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible deployment
Capacity and role
The Axiom SSDEV10LE480-AX is a 480 GB enterprise solid-state drive built for servers and storage arrays that require hot-swap capability. It suits administrators who need reliable read performance and hardware encryption in a standard drive bay.
SATA 600 interface limits
The drive connects through a SATA 600 interface with maximum read and write transfer rates of 500 MB/s and 440 MB/s respectively. This bandwidth ceiling defines the practical throughput for any workload placed on the device.
3.5 inch hot-swap build
A 3.5 inch form factor allows direct installation in enterprise chassis without adapters while the hot-swap design supports drive replacement during operation. RoHS certification confirms compliance with restricted substance requirements and a five-year limited warranty covers the hardware.
Pluspunten
- Enterprise-grade reliability with 500 MB/s read speeds
- Secure data protection via 256-bit AES encryption
- Hot-swap 3.5" form factor enables zero-downtime maintenance
- SATA 6Gb/s interface delivers 440 MB/s write performance
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible deployment
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Should I choose the 480 GB capacity or a different size?
The 480 GB model provides enterprise-grade storage with 256-bit AES encryption and hot-swap support in a 3.5" form factor.
What do the 500 MB/s read and 440 MB/s write speeds mean for my server workload?
These SATA 600 maximum transfer rates suit read-intensive tasks such as boot volumes, logging and caching where consistent low latency matters more than peak throughput.
How does the SATA 600 interface affect real-world performance?
The drive connects via SATA 600, capping sequential throughput at the stated 500 MB/s read and 440 MB/s write limits while retaining hot-swap capability in 3.5" bays.
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