DELL
DELL 7.68TB Enterprise NVMe SSD PM1733a R1J8J
7.68TB enterprise NVMe SSD with read-intensive TLC for Dell PowerEdge servers
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- 68TB capacity stores massive datasets
- NVMe interface accelerates data access
- Read-intensive design optimises endurance for read-heavy workloads
- 5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
- Compatible with PowerEdge R640, R740XD, R750, R760 and more
Capacity and fit
This 7.68 TB enterprise SSD uses a 2.5 inch form factor for Dell PowerEdge servers. It is intended for read-intensive workloads in compatible rack, tower and modular chassis.
PCIe Gen4 interface
The drive connects through a PCIe Gen4 NVMe link that determines whether the system can accept it. Servers limited to Gen3 will not achieve full throughput and may not recognise the device.
Sustained read workloads
Firmware is updated and components are tested for steady-state read performance. The drive is not suited for write-heavy applications or mixed random I/O that exceeds its rated endurance.
Prednosti
- 68TB capacity stores massive datasets
- NVMe interface accelerates data access
- Read-intensive design optimises endurance for read-heavy workloads
- 5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
- Compatible with PowerEdge R640, R740XD, R750, R760 and more
Špecifikácie
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | MZWLR7T6HBLA-00AD3, R1J8J |
| Interface | Does Not Apply |
Otázky k tomuto produktu
What does the 7.68TB capacity mean for a server workload?
It provides 7.68TB of raw storage for read-intensive enterprise applications on supported PowerEdge platforms.
Which interface standard does the drive use and what does it limit?
The drive uses NVMe and connects via the server backplane; performance is capped by the PCIe generation of the host slot.
What physical slot or form factor is required to install this drive?
It fits a 2.5-inch hot-plug bay in the listed PowerEdge servers.
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