Axiom
Axiom EV200 960 GB 3.5" SATA Internal SSD
A 3.5 inch SATA solid-state drive with 960 GB capacity, 520 MB/s maximum read speed, 1366 TB TBW and 1.3 DWPD mixed-use endurance
- 960 GB capacity stores large document and data collections
- SATA 600 interface delivers up to 520 MB/s maximum read speed
- 3 DWPD mixed-use rating with 1366 TB total bytes written endurance
- 256-bit encryption standard protects stored data
Capacity and interface
The Axiom EV200 is a 960 GB 3.5 inch internal solid-state drive that connects through a SATA 600 interface. It is built for mixed-use workloads and includes hot-swap support for easy maintenance. Hardware-based 256-bit encryption protects stored data without software overhead.
Sustained-load behaviour
The drive is rated for 1.3 drive writes per day and a total of 1366 TB written over its lifetime. Sequential reads reach up to 520 MB/s under continuous operation. These endurance figures show the drive can handle steady write streams rather than only short bursts.
Pontos fortes
- 960 GB capacity stores large document and data collections
- SATA 600 interface delivers up to 520 MB/s maximum read speed
- 3 DWPD mixed-use rating with 1366 TB total bytes written endurance
- 256-bit encryption standard protects stored data
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How much power does the Axiom EV200 960 GB 3.5" SATA SSD draw when running continuously?
The drive uses a standard SATA 600 interface and is rated for mixed use at 1.3 DWPD, so typical idle and active power stays within normal 3.5" SATA limits for all-day operation.
What host connector and bay size must my system provide for this 3.5" SATA drive?
Your system needs a 3.5" drive bay with a SATA data port and a SATA power connector; the EV200 is hot-swappable, so it can be inserted or removed while the host is powered on.
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