Kioxia
Kioxia KPM7VRUG1T92 1.88 TB enterprise SSD
1.88 TB 2.5" enterprise SAS SSD with 24 Gb/s interface, 4.10 GB/s sequential read and 1 DWPD endurance for read-intensive server workloads
- Read-intensive workloads supported by 1 DWPD endurance
- 88 TB capacity stores large datasets efficiently
- 24Gb/s SAS interface delivers 4.10 GB/s sequential reads
- 720,000 IOPS random read performance accelerates data access
- 5" form factor fits standard server drive bays
Enterprise SAS SSD for read-heavy server workloads
The Kioxia KPM7VRUG1T92 is a 1.88 TB internal solid-state drive built for servers that prioritise read performance. Its 2.5 inch form factor fits standard drive bays in rack and tower systems. The drive is rated for one drive write per day, matching read-intensive applications such as web serving, content delivery and log processing.
24Gb/s SAS interface limits sustained throughput
The dual-port SAS link tops out at 24 Gb/s, so maximum sequential reads reach 4.10 GB/s and writes 3.32 GB/s. Random 4 KB performance is 720000 IOPS read and 155000 IOPS write. These ceilings are set by the interface and the controller; workloads needing higher sustained bandwidth or lower latency will hit this boundary.
1 DWPD endurance decides fit for write-heavy tasks
With an endurance rating of one full drive write per day, the SSD suits workloads where reads dominate and writes are moderate. Databases with heavy transaction logging, frequent checkpointing or large ingest pipelines will exceed this budget and require a higher-DWPD drive.
Pluspunten
- Read-intensive workloads supported by 1 DWPD endurance
- 88 TB capacity stores large datasets efficiently
- 24Gb/s SAS interface delivers 4.10 GB/s sequential reads
- 720,000 IOPS random read performance accelerates data access
- 5" form factor fits standard server drive bays
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Should I choose the 1.88 TB or 1.92 TB version for my server?
The drive is a single 1.88 TB model; the 1.92 TB figure in the supplier title is a rounded nominal capacity for the same unit.
What does 4.10 GB/s sequential read mean for my workload?
It is the peak large-block throughput over the 24Gb/s SAS link; sustained speeds will be lower depending on queue depth and controller overhead.
What does the 24Gb/s SAS interface cap in practice?
The 24Gb/s SAS bus limits maximum sequential throughput to roughly 4.10 GB/s read and 3.32 GB/s write for this drive.
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