Axiom
Axiom SSDEV20ID1T9-AX 1.92TB enterprise SSD
1.92 TB enterprise SSD with 510 MB/s reads, 475 MB/s writes, SATA 600 interface, 3.5" hot-swappable form factor
- 92 TB capacity for large datasets
- 510 MB/s read speed for quick data access
- 475 MB/s write speed for fast transfers
- 5-inch hot-swappable design for easy maintenance
- SATA 600 interface for broad compatibility
Capacity and Interface
This Axiom enterprise SSD delivers 1.92TB of storage over a SATA 600 interface. It is built for servers and storage arrays that require reliable internal capacity. The drive suits administrators who need consistent read and write performance in a hot-swappable 3.5" form factor.
Compatibility Checklist
Verify that your system provides a 3.5" drive bay with a SATA 600 backplane or cable. Confirm the controller supports hot-swap operation if you plan to replace drives without downtime. Ensure the operating environment meets the RoHS-compliant hardware requirements.
Build Integration
The drive fits directly into a 3.5" hot-swap tray, freeing a standard bay for other components. Its SATA connection leaves PCIe lanes available for additional adapters or accelerators. The three-year limited warranty supports long-term deployment planning.
Highlights
- 92 TB capacity for large datasets
- 510 MB/s read speed for quick data access
- 475 MB/s write speed for fast transfers
- 5-inch hot-swappable design for easy maintenance
- SATA 600 interface for broad compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 189 × 111 × 26 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the 3.5" hot-swappable EV200 SSD ship with a drive tray or caddy, or must I order one separately?
The drive is a bare 3.5" hot-swappable unit; Lenovo-compatible trays or caddies are sold separately.
Is the 1.92 TB EV200 the only capacity available in this SATA/600 series for my Lenovo server?
This listing covers the 1.92 TB model; other capacities in the EV200 range carry different part numbers.
Will the 510 MB/s read and 475 MB/s write speeds hold steady in a RAID array behind a SATA/600 controller?
Sequential rates of 510 MB/s read and 475 MB/s write are the drive's rated maximums on a SATA/600 link; actual RAID throughput depends on controller, stripe size and workload.
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