Axiom
Axiom SSDEV20DE3T8-AX 3.84TB SATA enterprise SSD
A 3.84 TB SATA enterprise SSD with 540 MB/s reads and 480 MB/s writes in a hot-swappable 2.5" form factor
- 84 TB capacity supports large enterprise workloads
- 540 MB/s read speed accelerates data access
- 480 MB/s write speed handles intensive write tasks
- SATA 600 interface ensures broad server compatibility
- 5 inch hot-swappable design simplifies drive replacement
Axiom 3.84TB SATA Enterprise SSD
This 2.5-inch internal drive delivers 3.84TB of capacity for Dell servers. It supports hot-swap replacement and connects via a SATA 600 interface. The unit is built for enterprise workloads and carries RoHS environmental certification.
Hot-swap design with three-year coverage
The hot-swappable form factor allows drive changes without powering down the server. A three-year limited warranty backs the hardware. RoHS compliance confirms the build meets restricted-substance requirements.
540 MB/s read and 480 MB/s write throughput
Sequential reads reach 540 MB/s while writes reach 480 MB/s over the SATA 600 link. Buyers needing higher throughput or a PCIe interface should consider a different drive technology.
Highlights
- 84 TB capacity supports large enterprise workloads
- 540 MB/s read speed accelerates data access
- 480 MB/s write speed handles intensive write tasks
- SATA 600 interface ensures broad server compatibility
- 5 inch hot-swappable design simplifies drive replacement
Specifications
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 2.5" hot-swappable form factor need any caddy or firmware updates when I replace it later?
The drive is a 2.5" SATA unit designed for hot-swap bays, so it slides into standard caddies without extra firmware steps.
What limit appears first when the 540 MB/s read or 480 MB/s write rates are sustained for long periods?
The SATA 600 interface caps sustained throughput, so the drive will hit that ceiling before the NAND or controller saturates.
How much heat and power should I expect from the 3.84 TB drive running all day in a server?
As a SATA enterprise SSD with no moving parts, it draws modest power and produces low heat, keeping noise near zero during continuous operation.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



