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Rectangular 2.5 inch SATA SSD in black metal casing

Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston Technology Corp. SE100S37/200G 2.5" 200GB SATA enterprise SSD

SKU CH-KX68-B31T1 MPN SE100S37/200G

2.5-inch SATA enterprise SSD with 200GB capacity, up to 535 MB/s read and 500 MB/s write, 59,000 random read IOPS, and 10 million hour MTBF for 24/7 datacentre workloads

  • Form Factor2.5"
  • Capacity200GB
  • InterfaceSATA III
  • Max Sequential ReadUp to 535 MB/s
  • Max Sequential WriteUp to 500 MB/s
  • 4KB Random ReadUp to 59,000 IOPS
  • Sustained performance with 535 MB/s sequential read
  • High random throughput at 73,000 IOPS write
  • Enterprise endurance rated at 30K program/erase cycles
  • Low active power draw of 3.1 W
  • Wide operating range from 0 °C to 70 °C

Enterprise SSD for 24/7 datacentre workloads

Kingston's E100 drive is built for mission-critical servers requiring uninterrupted operation. It delivers 200GB of capacity over a SATA III interface with sequential reads up to 535 MB/s and writes up to 500 MB/s. The SF-2500 processor combines DuraWrite and RAISE technologies for endurance and error correction. MTBF is rated at 10,000,000 hours for high-reliability deployments.

Upgrade from client SSDs when endurance matters

This drive provides 30K program/erase cycles, roughly 10X the endurance of typical client SSDs rated at 3K cycles. The jump is worth it for virtualisation hosts, database tiers or logging targets that burn through consumer drives. Sustained random 4K performance reaches 59,000 read and 72,000 write IOPS to reduce I/O latency bottlenecks. Power-failure support protects in-flight data during unexpected outages.

Verify SATA power, 7mm bay clearance

The drive measures 7mm high, 69.85mm wide and 100mm deep, fitting standard 2.5" hot-swap trays. It draws 0.5W idle and 3.1W active from the SATA power connector. Operating temperature spans 0°C to 70°C; storage range reaches -40°C to 85°C. Enterprise SMART tools expose wear levelling, life remaining and temperature telemetry for proactive monitoring.

Highlights

  • Sustained performance with 535 MB/s sequential read
  • High random throughput at 73,000 IOPS write
  • Enterprise endurance rated at 30K program/erase cycles
  • Low active power draw of 3.1 W
  • Wide operating range from 0 °C to 70 °C

Specifications

BrandKingston
SeriesSSDNow E100
ModelSE100S37/200G
Form Factor2.5"
Capacity200GB
InterfaceSATA III
Max Sequential ReadUp to 535 MB/s
Max Sequential WriteUp to 500 MB/s
4KB Random ReadUp to 59,000 IOPS
4KB Random WriteUp to 73,000 IOPS
MTBF10,000,000 hours
FeaturesSustained Random 4k Read/Write: 59,000/72,000 IOPS
Enterprise SMART Tools Reliability Tracking, Usage Statistics, Life Remaining, Wear Leveling, Temperature, Drive Life Protection
It is strongly recommended that this drive NOT be used as a single boot drive. These drives are designed to be used in a RAID configuration in a server environment. If you intend to use this drive as a single boot drive, you MUST disable the TRIM function otherwise drive instability and data loss is likely to occur. This problem will not occur if the drive is configured in a RAID. TRIM commands cannot be se
Power Consumption (Idle)0.5W
Power Consumption (Active)3.1W
Operating Temperature0°C ~ +70°C
Storage Temperature-40°C ~ +85°C
Height7mm
Width69.85mm
Depth100mm
Shipping weight0.16 kg
Package size183 × 130 × 20 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 7 mm height and 69.85 mm width fit a standard 2.5" SATA drive bay?

Yes, the drive measures 7 mm high, 69.85 mm wide and 100 mm deep, matching the common 2.5" SATA form factor used in servers and storage arrays.

What is the correct way to connect the SATA III interface so the drive is recognised at full speed?

Attach both the SATA data cable and the SATA power connector securely; the step often missed is ensuring the host controller is set to AHCI mode in BIOS so the SATA III link negotiates at 6 Gb/s.

How can I tell when the E100 is approaching its wear limit and should be replaced?

The drive reports life remaining, wear levelling and temperature through enterprise SMART tools; when the life-remaining attribute reaches zero the 30K program/erase cycle rating has been exhausted and the drive should be swapped.

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