Kingston Technology Corp. SEDC600M/480G 480 GB enterprise SSD
- 480 GB
- SATA III
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Enterprise SAS SSD delivering 1.92TB of read-intensive TLC storage in a 2.5-inch form factor with 12Gbps throughput
This 2.5-inch enterprise drive delivers 1.92 TB of capacity over a 12 Gbps SAS interface. It uses TLC NAND optimised for read-intensive duty cycles in Dell PowerEdge servers. The PM1633a firmware is updated and the unit is tested for immediate deployment.
The jump is worthwhile when current drives limit database indexing, virtualisation host caching or content-delivery throughput. It is not suited for write-heavy logging, high-frequency trading journals or workloads demanding sustained mixed random I/O.
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The 2.5 inch form factor matches standard SAS drive bays and uses the 12Gbps SAS connector for direct insertion.
Align the SAS connector with the backplane and press firmly until it clicks; the drive locks into the bay without separate screws.
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