Kioxia
Kioxia PM7-V KPM7XVUG3T20 3.13 TB enterprise SSD
A 3.13 TB enterprise SSD with a 24Gb/s SAS interface delivering up to 4.10 GB/s sequential read and 3.56 GB/s sequential write for mixed-use server workloads
- 13 TB capacity stores large datasets
- 720000 random read IOPS accelerates database queries
- 340000 random write IOPS sustains mixed workloads
- 10 GB/s sequential read speeds large-file transfers
- 3 DWPD endurance rating supports write-intensive applications
Kioxia PM7-V 3.13 TB SAS SSD
The Kioxia PM7-V KPM7XVUG3T20 is a 3.13 TB enterprise solid-state drive built for internal server and storage-system deployment. A 24Gb/s SAS interface delivers 4.10 GB/s sequential read and 3.56 GB/s sequential write throughput. Mixed-use endurance is rated at 3 DWPD, with random 4KB performance of 720000 IOPS read and 340000 IOPS write. The 2.5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays.
Suits mixed-read-write server workloads
This drive suits administrators who need balanced read and write performance for databases, virtualization or logging on SAS infrastructure. Buyers who require a different physical interface, higher write endurance or a larger capacity should evaluate alternatives. Workstations without a 24Gb/s SAS backplane cannot use the drive at its rated speed.
24Gb/s SAS interface
The single specification that determines fit is the 24Gb/s SAS interface. The host system must provide a compatible 24Gb/s SAS controller or backplane; otherwise the drive will not operate at its rated 4.10 GB/s sequential read or 720000 IOPS random read performance.
Pluspunten
- 13 TB capacity stores large datasets
- 720000 random read IOPS accelerates database queries
- 340000 random write IOPS sustains mixed workloads
- 10 GB/s sequential read speeds large-file transfers
- 3 DWPD endurance rating supports write-intensive applications
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