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Enterprise Class Mixed-Use SSD with Power Loss Protection
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DC600M 2.5” SATA Enterprise SSD 6Gbps SATA 3.0 Storage for Mixed-Use Workloads

Kingston’s DC600M SSD is a 4th generation data center SATA 3.0, 6Gbps SSD with 3D TLC NAND intended for “mixed use” workloads. The DC600M is suited for use in high-volume rack-mount servers and includes hardware based on-board PLP. Via power loss capacitors, DC600M protects data against unexpected power failure to reduce the possibility of data loss and ensure that the drive will successfully re-initialize on the next power-up of the system. DC600M is designed to deliver latency and IOPS consistency for system integrators, hyperscale data centers, and cloud service providers.

Capacities available from 480GB-7680GB1 to meet your data storage requirements.

  • Designed for data center environments
  • Hardware-based power loss protection
  • Latency and IOPS consistency
  • Capacities up to 7680GB1

Key Features

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Designed for data center environments

Optimized to meet the high demands of Server RAID applications with low latency and IO consistency as the key design criteria.

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Hardware-based PLP

Power loss capacitors to protect user data against unexpected power loss and enhance performance.

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Delivers excellent Quality of Service (QoS)2

Optimized performance predictability to hit Service-level agreements (SLAs).

7680GB Kingston DC600M SSD

Capacities up to 7680GB

Upgrade and manage storage with capacities up to 7680GB.1

    Capacity

        Specifications

        Form factor 2.5 Inch
        Interface SATA Rev. 3.0 (6Gb/s) – with backwards compatibility to SATA Rev. 2.0 (3Gb/s)
        Capacities1 480GB, 960GB, 1920GB, 3840GB, 7680GB
        NAND 3D TLC
        Sequential Read/Write 480GB – 560MBs/470MBs
        960GB – 560MBs/530MBs
        1920GB – 560MBs/530MBs
        3840GB – 560MBs/530MBs
        7680GB – 560MBs/530MBs
        Steady State 4k Random Read/Write 480GB – 94,000/41,000 IOPS
        960GB – 94,000/65,000 IOPS
        1920GB – 94,000/78,000 IOPS
        3840GB – 94,000/59,000 IOPS
        7680GB – 94,000/34,000 IOPS
        Quality of Service (Latency)3,4,5(99.999) Read/Write
        480GB – 180/110 uSec
        960GB – 3840GB – 200/300 uSec
        7680GB – 240/170 uSec
        Typical Latency - Read/Write <200 µs / <30 us3,4,5
        Hot-Plug Capable Static and Dynamic Wear Leveling
        Enterprise SMART tools Reliability tracking, usage statistics, life remaining, wear leveling, temperature
        Hardware-based Power Loss Protection Endurance6 480GB – 876TBW, 1 DWPD (5 years), 1.66 DWPD (3 years)
        960GB – 1752TBW, 1 DWPD (5 years), 1.66 DWPD (3 years)
        1920GB – 3504TBW, 1 DWPD (5 years), 1.66 DWPD (3 years)
        3840GB – 7008TBW, 1 DWPD (5 years), 1.66 DWPD (3 years)
        7680GB – 14016TBW, 1 DWPD (5 years), 1.66 DWPD (3 years)
        Power Consumption Idle: 1.30W
        Average: 1.45W
        Max Read: 1.6W
        Max Write: 3.6W
        Storage temperature -40°C ~ 85°C
        Operating temperature 0°C ~ 70°C
        Dimensions 69.9mm x 100mm x 7mm
        Weight 92.34g
        Vibration operating 2.17G Peak (7–800Hz)
        Vibration non-operating 20G Peak (10–2000Hz)
        MTBF 2 million hours
        UBER ≤10 -17
        Warranty/support Limited 5-year warranty with free technical support7
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