Axiom
Axiom SSDEP40ID960-AX enterprise SSD 960 GB SATA 3.5" hot-swap
A 960 GB SATA 600 hot-swap enterprise SSD with 520 MB/s reads, 485 MB/s writes and 256-bit AES encryption
- 960 GB capacity supports demanding enterprise workloads
- SATA 600 interface delivers up to 520 MB/s read performance
- 256-bit AES encryption protects sensitive data at rest
- 5-inch hot-swap form factor enables tool-less drive replacement
- Five-year limited warranty provides long-term reliability assurance
Enterprise SATA SSD for Lenovo servers
The Axiom SSDEP40ID960-AX is a 960 GB solid-state drive built for internal server storage. It uses a SATA 6 Gb/s interface in a 3.5 inch hot-swap form factor and includes 256-bit AES encryption. The drive is validated for Lenovo System X3250 M5, X3300 M4, X35xx M4, X35xx M5 and X3650 M5 platforms.
Suited for SATA hot-swap bays with encryption needs
This drive fits administrators who need a hot-swappable SATA SSD with hardware encryption for the listed Lenovo systems. It is not for environments that require a different physical interface or a form factor other than 3.5 inch.
Sequential throughput up to 520 MB/s read
The maximum read transfer rate reaches 520 MB/s and the maximum write transfer rate reaches 485 MB/s over the SATA 600 interface. These figures determine whether the drive meets the performance window for the target workload.
Highlights
- 960 GB capacity supports demanding enterprise workloads
- SATA 600 interface delivers up to 520 MB/s read performance
- 256-bit AES encryption protects sensitive data at rest
- 5-inch hot-swap form factor enables tool-less drive replacement
- Five-year limited warranty provides long-term reliability assurance
Specifications
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 189 × 111 × 26 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the 3.5" hot-swap drive fit directly into a Lenovo System X3650 M5 bay?
Yes, the SSDEP40ID960-AX is built for 3.5" hot-swap bays in the X3650 M5, X35xx M4, X35xx M5, X3300 M4 and X3250 M5 so it slides straight in.
Will the SATA 600 interface limit throughput if I keep older 3 Gb/s SATA drives in the same array?
The drive runs at SATA 600 speeds of 520 MB/s read and 485 MB/s write; older 3 Gb/s drives will simply operate at their own lower rate on the same controller.
How can I verify the 256-bit AES encryption is active after installation?
Use the RAID controller or OS disk utility to confirm the drive reports hardware encryption enabled; the 256-bit AES engine is always present on this model.
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