Intel
Intel SSDSC2KB019TZ1Z D3-S4520 1.92TB SATA 2.5" internal SSD
A 1.92TB 2.5" SATA internal SSD with 550Mbps read and 510Mbps write speeds
- High-capacity storage for large datasets with 1.92TB capacity
- Fast sequential reads up to 550Mbps accelerate data access
- Consistent sequential writes up to 510Mbps handle heavy workloads
- Reliable SATA 6Gbps interface ensures broad system compatibility
- Compact 2.5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
Capacity and interface
The Solidigm D3-S4520 delivers 1.92TB of storage over a SATA 6Gbps link in a standard 2.5 inch form factor. It is built for servers and workstations that need dependable read speeds up to 550Mbps and write speeds up to 510Mbps for mixed workloads.
Pre-installation checks
Verify that your system provides a free SATA data port and a matching power connector for a 2.5 inch drive. Confirm the operating system or RAID controller supports drives of this capacity and that the firmware is current for SATA 6Gbps operation.
Build integration
The drive slots into any 2.5 inch bay or adapter without requiring a PCIe slot or M.2 key. Its SATA interface keeps cabling simple and leaves faster interfaces available for boot or cache devices that need higher throughput.
Puncte forte
- High-capacity storage for large datasets with 1.92TB capacity
- Fast sequential reads up to 550Mbps accelerate data access
- Consistent sequential writes up to 510Mbps handle heavy workloads
- Reliable SATA 6Gbps interface ensures broad system compatibility
- Compact 2.5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
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Întrebări despre acest articol
Does the Intel D3-S4520 1.92TB 2.5" drive include a mounting bracket or SATA cables in the box?
The drive is supplied as a bare 2.5" SATA unit; mounting brackets and data or power cables must be sourced separately.
The D3-S4520 series lists several capacities — why choose the 1.92TB model over smaller options?
The 1.92TB capacity provides a single-drive footprint for large datasets while keeping the same 550Mbps read and 510Mbps write ceiling as smaller siblings.
What do the 550Mbps read and 510Mbps write figures mean once the SSD is installed in a typical SATA 6Gbps system?
In a standard SATA 6Gbps port the drive will saturate the link on sequential reads and come close on writes, so real-world throughput sits near those headline numbers.
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