Intel Solid State Drive SSDSC2KB019T801 D3-S4510 1.9TB 2.5 inch SATA 6GB/S 3D2 T

Featuring the latest-generation 144-Layer, TLC, Intel 3D NAND, Intel SSD D3-S4520 Series is designed to reduce storage operating cost, accelerate read-intensive and mixed workloads with power-efficient performance, and improve overall system reliability and flexibility, while preserving legacy infrastructure. These reliable SSDs meet demanding service level requirements while increasing server efficiency. The fourth-generation Intel controller and innovative firmware paired with the latest generation of Intel 3D NAND make the SSD D3-S4520 Series compatible with existing SATA deployments for an easy storage upgrade. End-to-End Data Protection Hardware Encryption AES 256 bit Temperature Monitoring and Logging Enhanced Power Loss Data Protection Key Selling Points Reduce operating costs while preserving infrastructure investment Accelerate read-intensive workloads with power-efficient performance Improve system reliability and flexibility

This is one of those products that shows how SSDs are supposed to be - they need to be this good! This product exceeds by specs any desktop SSD - its TBW are many times higher, it is reliable, it is meant to go into hardware RAID arrays, you can use it for production-grade database storage (with billions of transactions), you can use it even in your video camera system! Yes, it is by now an old-fashion SSD and "only" 550MB/sec - you get a lot more reliability for this speed, so the trade-off is beyond good. At this price - you should be buying them in pairs! There is no reason to have those not in RAID.

I have been using this drive for proxmox over a year with no complain. First on a Lenovo Tiny and now on a x570 board. Zero problems.

Tested them and all are good with no writes or reads. Unfortunately it looks like they sat on a shelf for a year so I lost one year of the warranty period, leaving me with only 4 years left.

There are plenty of 2Tb SATA SSD options out there. And for MOST users, pretty much any SSD will work. However, when you have servers, you'll want to invest the extra in server-grade SSD's like these Intel units, which are designed to handle near-constant access, 24x7, for years upon years, and whose firmware is specifically calibrated to be used in RAID systems. So, in my particular use case, paying 3x as much for these units is a no-brainer, as I need guaranteed RAID reliability, not just better performance that the consumer SSDs provide. Reliability has been great, I've been using these Intel Server SSDs for years and never had a failure. Can't say that for desktop SATA SSDs where I've lost 3-4 now over the years.

I bought this for my old desktop and it very fast, speed up my Windows 7 machine.

Reading Smartctl showed they had many hours of use, 5,000 to 25,000.

Great Value. Great Drive.

arrivato prima del previsto e funziona.

Aunque lo compré "como nuevo" tenía muchas horas de uso y era inutilizable, estaba en estado "malo". Se tuvo que devolver.