DELL
DELL 1.6TB NVMe SSD PM1735 (Y7D7D)
1.6 TB NVMe SSD for Dell PowerEdge servers including R640, R740, R750 and R940 models
- TypeRack
- 6 TB capacity for data-intensive workloads
- PCIe Gen4 NVMe interface enables fast data transfer
- Mixed-use TLC endurance suits varied applications
- Low-profile add-in card fits dense server chassis
- Compatible with PowerEdge R640, R740, R750 and more
Dell 1.6 TB NVMe SSD PM1735
The Dell PM1735 is a 1.6 TB NVMe solid-state drive built for mixed-use workloads in PowerEdge servers. It uses a low-profile add-in card form factor with PCIe Gen4 connectivity and TLC flash. The unit is new, tested and shipped with updated firmware.
Suited for PowerEdge upgrades needing mixed-use
This drive fits administrators refreshing or expanding storage in supported PowerEdge C, R, T and XR chassis. It is not intended for desktop PCs, laptops or workstations that lack a compatible PCIe slot and firmware support. Buyers who need a different capacity or a 2.5-inch U.2 form factor should look elsewhere.
Capacity fixed at 1.6 TB
The single specification that determines fit is the 1.6 TB usable capacity. If the application requires a larger or smaller drive, this part will not match the requirement. No other capacity option exists for this model number.
Highlights
- 6 TB capacity for data-intensive workloads
- PCIe Gen4 NVMe interface enables fast data transfer
- Mixed-use TLC endurance suits varied applications
- Low-profile add-in card fits dense server chassis
- Compatible with PowerEdge R640, R740, R750 and more
Specifications
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| Model | MZPLJ1T6HBJR-00AD3 |
| Type | Rack |
Questions about this item
Which capacity should I choose for the PM1735 AIC SSD?
The drive is supplied as a single 1.6TB model, so there is no alternative capacity to select.
What does the 1.6TB figure mean once the drive is installed in a server?
It provides 1.6TB of usable mixed-use storage for read and write workloads in a compatible PowerEdge system.
What interface does the PM1735 use and what does it cap in practice?
The add-in card uses NVMe over PCIe Gen4, so throughput is limited by the Gen4 lane speed of the host slot.
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