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The Dell FWYRY is a solid-state drive (SSD) with a storage capacity of 7.68 terabytes. It uses the NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) interface, which is a newer interface specification optimized for flash-based storage devices, such as SSDs, which allows for faster data transfer speeds than older storage interfaces like SAS or SATA. The drive is connected to the host system using the PCI Express (PCIe) bus.
The drive utilizes the U.2 form factor which is a small form-factor (SFF) connector, also known as SFF-8639 that provides an NVMe interface on the drive side and a SATA or SAS interface on the host side. This form factor supports PCI-E based storage devices using a 2.5-inch drive form factor.
The drive is labeled as “Read Intensive” which means that it is optimized for read-heavy workloads, such as data warehousing, log analytics, and read-heavy virtualized environments. NVMe drives like this one have a higher performance than SAS/SATA drives so they can boost the overall performance of the system.
Due to it’s high-speed NVMe interface and the ability to connect to the system via the high-bandwidth PCI-Express bus, it will provide much higher read performance compared to other similar SAS/SATA drives, making it a good option for demanding read-intensive workloads that require high-speed storage.
High Performance
The performance of a Dell 7.68TB U.2 NVMe read-intensive SSD (Solid State Drive) will depend on the specific drive and the workload it is subjected to.
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a high-performance host controller interface optimized for solid state storage. It is built to take advantage of the speed of SSDs, providing faster data transfer rates and lower latency compared to other interfaces like AHCI (Advanced Host Controller Interface) or SAS. The U.2 form factor is a new standard for NVMe drives, and it’s similar to the M.2 form factor but with a larger size.
The read-intensive workload of the SSD is a key factor in determining the performance of the drive, as read operations do not cause wear on the flash memory cells. Read-intensive SSDs are optimized for read-heavy workloads, like for example, Content delivery network, large-scale analytics, and other data-intensive applications.
The drive should have a high IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) and high Sequential read throughput in order to get a good performance, these specs are usually stated in the technical datasheet provided by the vendor.
Additionally, the drive should be properly connected to the system, it should be connected to a NVMe controller and should use the NVMe protocol in order to take full advantage of the drive’s performance capabilities.
Keep in mind that the performance of the drive will also depend on other factors such as the workload, the RAID configuration, the system memory and CPU performance, and the overall health of the system.
Drive Reliability
The reliability of a Dell 7.68TB solid-state drive (SSD) will depend on the specific model and its design characteristics. Dell offers a variety of SSDs for different use cases and workloads, and the reliability will vary accordingly.
In general, SSDs are considered to be more reliable than traditional hard disk drives (HDD) due to their lack of moving parts. SSDs use flash memory to store data, which is less prone to failure than mechanical drives. Additionally, SSDs typically have a longer lifespan and can withstand higher levels of vibration and temperature changes.
Many enterprise-grade Dell SSDs include built-in data protection features like power loss protection, enhanced endurance, and data encryption to provide high reliability and protect the data. They also come with industry-standard warranties and endurance levels, which are designed to ensure that the drive will last for a certain number of write cycles, usually several terabytes of data written.
It’s worth noting that the specific reliability characteristics will depend on the specific model, so it’s important to consult the manufacturer’s specifications for detailed information on the reliability of a Dell 7.68TB SSD.
It’s also recommended to consider the environment and use-case when evaluating the reliability of a Dell 7.68TB SSD. For example, if the drive is going to be installed in a harsh environment or will be used in a mission-critical application, it may be more beneficial to choose a drive with a higher level of reliability such as one that uses enterprise-grade components and has higher endurance levels.
General Information about this Dell FWYRY
- Manufacturer: Dell
- Part Number or SKU# FWYRY
- Product Type: Solid State Drive (SSD)
- Interface: PCIE NVMe
Technical Information of 7.68TB Solid State Drive
- Storage Capacity: 7.68TB
- Series: CD5
- Memory Type: Bics Flash TLC
- Drive Type: Internal Solid State Drive
- Flash Technology: Tlc
- Reliability: Hours Mttf
- Interface Speed: 32gt/s (gen 3×4)
- Dwpd (SSD Endurance): 1
- Form Factor: 2.5 (u.2)
Performance for PCI-Express SSD
- Random Read Iops: 550k Iops
- Random Write Iops: 50k Iops
- Sustained 128 Kib Seq. Read: 3140 Mb/s
- Sustained 128 Kib Seq. Write: 1980 Mb/s
Product Dimensions & Weight
- Height: 0.6 inch
- Width: 2.7 inch
- Depth: 3.9 inch
- Weight: 0.35 lbs
Compatibility
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