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Dell D7-P5500 1.92TB Enterprise SSD WPP9G-CP1
A 1.92 TB enterprise NVMe SSD built for read-intensive workloads in compatible Dell PowerEdge servers
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- Enterprise-grade storage for demanding workloads
- 92TB capacity supports large datasets
- NVMe Gen4 interface enables fast data transfer
- RI TLC NAND optimised for read-intensive applications
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R740xd, R750, R760 servers
Capacity and fit
The Dell D7-P5500 provides 1.92TB of enterprise storage in a 2.5-inch form factor. It is built for Dell PowerEdge servers such as the R640, R740xd, R750, R760 and R940 families. The drive suits read-intensive workloads in compatible platforms.
Sustained workload behaviour
The drive uses NVMe Gen4 RI TLC flash tuned for steady read performance. Firmware is updated and components are tested before dispatch. It handles continuous read-heavy tasks without the write wear of mixed-use alternatives.
Build and connector implications
The 2.5-inch U.2 connector fits directly into supported PowerEdge backplanes. No adapter brackets are required for the listed C6420, R650, R750XA, R760XD2 and XR7620 models. Installation follows standard hot-plug procedures.
Pluspunten
- Enterprise-grade storage for demanding workloads
- 92TB capacity supports large datasets
- NVMe Gen4 interface enables fast data transfer
- RI TLC NAND optimised for read-intensive applications
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R740xd, R750, R760 servers
Specificaties
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | SSDPF2KX019T9E, WPP9G |
| Interface | Does Not Apply |
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How much power does the 1.92TB D7-P5500 draw when running continuously in a Dell PowerEdge R750?
The drive is rated for enterprise NVMe Gen4 RI workloads; typical steady-state power falls within the server's 2.5-inch bay budget, but exact watts depend on the specific PowerEdge model and its thermal profile.
Which drive bay and backplane does my Dell PowerEdge R650 need to accept this 2.5-inch NVMe Gen4 SSD?
The R650 requires a 2.5-inch NVMe-capable backplane with U.2 or U.3 connectors and the corresponding PCIe Gen4 riser to expose the drive to the CPU.
Will the D7-P5500 work in an older Dell PowerEdge R740xd that only supports PCIe Gen3?
The SSD is backward compatible with PCIe Gen3 slots; it will operate at Gen3 speeds while retaining full 1.92TB capacity and RI endurance on supported R740xd configurations.
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