Enterprise PCIe 5.0 performance
Delivers I/O consistency and low latency with sustained speeds of up to 14,000MB/s read and 2,800,000 read IOPS{{Footnote.N75936}}.
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Kingston’s DC3000ME U.2 data center SSD features a high-speed PCIe 5.0 NVMe interface and utilizes 3D eTLC NAND, making it well suited for a wide range of server applications such as AI, HPC, OLTP, databases, cloud infrastructure and edge computing. DC3000ME includes on-board power loss protection to safeguard data in the event of sudden power loss and AES 256-bit encryption for ultimate data security. DC3000ME utilizes the latest high-speed PCIe 5.0 interface and is backward-compatible with PCIe 4.0 servers and backplanes. Like all of Kingston’s data center SSDs, DC3000ME is designed to deliver I/O consistency and low latency as the key design criteria that system integrators, hyperscale data centers and cloud service providers can depend on. DC3000ME is offered in 3.84TB, 7.68TB, 15.36TB and 30.72TB{{Footnote.N37130}} capacities and is backed by Kingston's legendary technical support and a 5-year limited warranty.
Applications and workloads
DC3000ME is ideal for running a wide range of server applications and workloads including:
| Form factor | U.2, 2.5” x 15mm |
| Interface | PCIe NVMe Gen5 x4 (backward compatible with Gen4) |
| Capacities{{Footnote.N37130}} | 3.84TB, 7.68TB, 15.36TB, 30.72TB |
| NAND | 3D eTLC |
| Sequential read/write{{Footnote.N75936}} | 3.84TB – 14,000MB/s / 5,800MB/s 7.68TB – 14,000MB/s / 10,000MBs 15.36TB – 14,000MB/s / 9,700MB/s 30.72TB - 14,000MB/s / 9,700MB/s |
| 4k random read/write (IOPS){{Footnote.N75936}} | 3.84TB – 2,700,000 / 300,000 7.68TB – 2,800,000 / 500,000 15.36TB – 2,700,000 / 400,000 30.72TB - 2,600,000 / 350,000 |
| Latency quality of service (QoS){{Footnote.N75936}}, {{Footnote.N47723}}, {{Footnote.N78402}} | 3.84TB-15.36TB 99% - Read/Write: <70 µs / < 10 µs 30.72TB 99% - Read/Write: <175 µs / < 12 µs |
| Static and dynamic wear levelling | Yes |
| Power loss protection (power caps) | Yes |
| Encryption | Yes - TCG Opal 2.0, AES 256-bit encryption |
| Namespace management support | Yes - 128 namespaces supported |
| Enterprise diagnostics | Telemetry, media wear, temperature, health, etc. |
| Endurance (TBW/DWPD){{Footnote.N63869}} | 3.84TB – 7,008TB, 1DWPD (5 years) 7.68TB – 14,016TB, 1DWPD (5 years) 15.36TB – 28,032TB, 1DWPD (5 years) 30.72TB - 56,064TB, 1DWPD (5 Years) |
| Power consumption | Idle(3.84TB-15.36TB): 8W Idle(30.72TB): 9W Max Read(3.84TB-15.36TB): 8.2W Max Read(30.72TB): 9.5W |
| Operating temperature | 0℃ ~ 70℃ |
| Dimensions | 100.50mm x 69.8mm x 14.8mm |
| Weight | 3.84TB – 146.2g 7.68TB – 151.3g 15.36TB – 152.3g 30.72TB - 160.5g |
| Vibration non-operating | 10G peak (10–1000Hz) |
| MTBF | 2 million hours |
| Warranty/support{{Footnote.N57503}} | Limited 5-year warranty with free technical support |
Enterprise PCIe 5.0 performance
Optimal storage and efficiency
On-board power loss protection (PLP)
AES 256-bit encryption
The DC3000ME comes with a host of features aimed at this market segment; reliability and usage statistics tracking, hardware power loss protection (PLP), telemetry monitoring, end-to-end data path protection
Delivers I/O consistency and low latency with sustained speeds of up to 14,000MB/s read and 2,800,000 read IOPS{{Footnote.N75936}}.
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