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Silver 2.5 inch SATA SSD with green circuit board visible through label cutout, 7mm thick

Intel

Intel D3-S4510 SSDSC2KB480G801 480GB 2.5" SATA enterprise SSD

SKU CH-D9VA-BS15C MPN SSDSC2KB480G801

Enterprise 2.5-inch SATA SSD delivering 560 MB/s reads, 490 MB/s writes, 1.2 PBW endurance and AES 256-bit encryption for read-intensive server workloads

  • Form Factor2.5"
  • Capacity480GB
  • Memory Components3D2, TLC
  • InterfaceSATA III
  • Max Sequential ReadUp to 560 MBps
  • Max Sequential WriteUp to 490 MBps

Options 480GB

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Reliable operation backed by 2,000,000 hours MTBF
  • Data integrity protected through enhanced power loss safeguards
  • AES 256-bit hardware encryption secures stored information
  • Low 1.0W idle and 3.0W active power consumption
  • Consistent read latency of 36 µs and write latency of 37 µs

SATA III 480 GB Enterprise SSD

The Intel D3-S4510 is a 2.5 inch SATA III solid-state drive built for server and data-centre deployments. It uses 3D TLC NAND to deliver up to 560 MBps sequential read and 490 MBps sequential write speeds with a 1.2 PBW endurance rating. Enhanced power-loss data protection and AES 256-bit hardware encryption safeguard stored data.

Read-Intensive Server Workloads

This drive suits administrators upgrading legacy HDD arrays in existing SATA infrastructure who need higher IOPS per terabyte and lower power draw. It is not for environments that demand write endurance beyond the rated 1.2 PBW or interfaces other than SATA III.

1.2 PBW Endurance Rating

The lifetime write endurance of 1.2 petabytes written determines whether the drive matches a given workload. Teams planning heavier sustained writes should evaluate drives with a higher PBW figure.

Highlights

  • Reliable operation backed by 2,000,000 hours MTBF
  • Data integrity protected through enhanced power loss safeguards
  • AES 256-bit hardware encryption secures stored information
  • Low 1.0W idle and 3.0W active power consumption
  • Consistent read latency of 36 µs and write latency of 37 µs

Specifications

BrandIntel
SeriesD3-S4510
ModelSSDSC2KB480G801
Part NumberSSDSC2KB480G801
Form Factor2.5"
Capacity480GB
Memory Components3D2, TLC
InterfaceSATA III
Max Sequential ReadUp to 560 MBps
Max Sequential WriteUp to 490 MBps
Read Latency36 µs
Write Latency37 µs
MTBF2,000,000 hours
FeaturesEndurance Rating (Lifetime Writes) 1.2 PBW
Enhanced Power Loss Data Protection: Yes
Hardware Encryption: AES 256-bit
Temperature Monitoring and Logging: Yes
End-to-End Data Protection: Yes
Compatible with existing SATA setups for an easy storage upgrade
Up to 6x lower power and lower cooling requirements than 2.5-inch HDDs
3.2x more data in the same amount of space
Up to 4.2x lower annualized failure rates (AFR) for fewer drive replacements
Up to 300x more IOPS/TB than HDDs
Power Consumption (Idle)1.0W
Power Consumption (Active)3.0W
Operating Temperature0°C ~ +70°C
Max Shock Resistance1000G / 0.5 msec
Max Vibration ResistanceOperating: 2.17 GRMS
Non-Operating: 3.13 GRMS
Height7.00mm
Width5.800
Weight0.26
Shipping weight0.23 kg
Package size152 × 127 × 25 mm

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 2.5-inch 7mm SATA SSD and what step is often missed?

Mount the drive in a 2.5-inch bay using the 7mm height, connect the SATA data and power cables, then enable AHCI in the system BIOS so the drive is recognised at full SATA III 6Gb/s speed.

What maintenance or replacement will the 480GB TLC drive need over its life?

The drive is rated for 1.2 PBW of lifetime writes; once that endurance limit is reached the NAND can no longer guarantee data retention and the SSD should be replaced.

What limit appears first when the SSDSC2KB480G801 runs sustained workloads at up to 70°C?

The 3.0W active power envelope and 70°C operating ceiling are reached before the 560 MB/s sequential read or 490 MB/s sequential write limits under continuous load.

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