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Dell HN59Y 64GB microSD card in plastic housing

DELL

DELL HN59Y 64GB microSD Card

SKU CH-DG9Z-T81DS

Provides 64 GB of internal storage for Dell server systems

  • TypeRack
  • 64 GB microSD storage capacity for server boot or logging
  • Dell-branded HN59Y model ensures compatibility with supported Dell server systems
  • New condition means full manufacturer specification and reliability
  • Tested components with updated firmware ready for immediate deployment

HN59Y 64 GB microSD card for Dell servers

This HN59Y microSD card provides 64 GB of storage for compatible Dell server systems. It arrives tested with firmware already updated so it is ready for immediate deployment. The card targets administrators who need a compact boot or log medium inside a supported Dell rack platform.

What the tested firmware means for you

Because the firmware is pre-updated, the card skips the initial flashing step that a fresh module would require. This reduces the time spent preparing each node during a rollout. Buyers who need a larger capacity or a different form factor will have to source another part.

Highlights

  • 64 GB microSD storage capacity for server boot or logging
  • Dell-branded HN59Y model ensures compatibility with supported Dell server systems
  • New condition means full manufacturer specification and reliability
  • Tested components with updated firmware ready for immediate deployment

Specifications

BrandDELL
ModelHN59Y
TypeRack

Questions about this item

How often should the 64GB microSD card be replaced in a Dell server?

The card is rated for continuous server use; replace it only if firmware logs report write errors or the card becomes unreadable.

What is the first limit reached during sustained write workloads on this 64GB microSD card?

The endurance ceiling of the NAND flash appears first, after which write latency rises and the controller may mark blocks bad.

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