Hewlett Packard Enterprise P49049-B21 2.5" 1600 GB SAS TLC specs.
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Features Hewlett Packard Enterprise P49049-B21 2.5" 1600 GB SAS TLC
Hot-Plug support:
Yes
Write latency:
27 µs
Read latency:
90 µs
Random write (4KB):
165000 IOPS
Random read (4KB):
150000 IOPS
Write speed:
1950 MB/s
Read speed:
2030 MB/s
Data transfer rate:
24 Gbit/s
Target workload:
Mixed Use (MU)
Hardware encryption:
No
Component for:
Server/workstation
NVMe:
No
Memory type:
TLC
Interface:
SAS
SSD capacity:
1600 GB
SSD form factor:
2.5"
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