D7 Series
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Drive |
Claim |
Substantiation |
SSD D7-P5510 Series |
Up to 2x more read bandwidth |
Comparison of product specifications for sequential read performance of 4.0TB Intel® SSD DC P4510 and 3.84TB Intel® SSD D7-P5510. |
Up to 2x more read bandwidth |
Comparison of product specifications of 128KB sequential read QD128 between Intel® SSD D7-P5510 7.68TB and Intel® SSD DC P4510 8TB. Measured performance is 7.0 GB/s and 3.2 GB/s for SSD D7-P5510 7.68TB and DC P4510 8TB, respectively. Data measured in 11/2020.
Test and System Configuration: Mainboard: Intel® Server Board S2600WFT, Version: R2208WFTZS, BIOS: SE5C620.86B.00.01.0014.070920180847, Platform architecture: x86_64, CPU: Intel® Xeon® Gold 6140 CPU @ 2.30GHz, CPU Sockets: 2, RAM capacity: 32G, RAM model: DDR4, OS version: centos-release-7-5, Build ID: 1804, kernel: 4.14.74, NVMe driver: Inbox, Fio version: 3.5, G4SAC Gen4 switch PCIe card with Microsemi switch.
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Up to 49% better latency |
Source: Intel® Product Specification. Comparison of 4KB random mixed 75/25 read/write latency at 99.9999% (6 9s) availability between Intel® SSD D7-P5510 7.68TB and Intel® SSD DC P4510 8TB. Measured latency is 1300us and 2539us for SSD D7-P5510 7.68TB and SSD DC P4510 8TB, respectively. Data measured in 11/2020.
Test and System Configuration: Mainboard: Intel® Server Board S2600WFT, Version: R2208WFTZS, BIOS: SE5C620.86B.00.01.0014.070920180847, Platform architecture: x86_64, CPU: Intel® Xeon® Gold 6140 CPU @ 2.30GHz, CPU Sockets: 2, RAM capacity: 32G, RAM model: DDR4, OS version: centos-release-7-5, Build ID: 1804, kernel: 4.14.74, NVMe driver: Inbox, Fio version: 3.5, G4SAC Gen4 switch PCIe card with Microsemi switch.
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SSD DC P4610 Series |
Up to 24% more write bandwidth |
Comparison of 100% sequential write bandwidth of 1.6TB Intel® SSD DC P4610 at 2080Mbps to 2TB Intel® SSD DC P4600 at 1575Mbps. |
Up to 38% more write bandwidth |
Comparison of 100% sequential write bandwidth of 3.2TB Intel® SSD DC P4610 at 3050Mbps to 3.2TB Intel® SSD DC P4600 at 2850Mbps. |
Up to 35% more write bandwidth |
Comparison of 128KB sequential write bandwidth at queue depth 128, to Intel® SSD DC P4610 Series 6.4TB and Intel® SSD DC P4600 Series 6.4TB. Measured bandwidth was 3.04GB/sec and 2.2GB/sec on SSD DC P4610 and SSD P4600 Series, respectively. |
Up to 35% more write bandwidth |
Comparison of 100% sequential write bandwidth of 7.68TB Intel® SSD DC P4610 at 3200Mbps to 6.4TB Intel® SSD DC P4600 at 2100Mbps. See product specifications. |
SSD DC P4510 Series |
Up to 10% better latency |
Comparison of stated read latency (4K block) of 1TB Intel® SSD DC P4510 at 85us to stated read latency (4K block) of 1TB Intel® SSD DC P4500 at77us. See product specifications. |
Up to 10% better latency |
Comparison of stated read latency (4K block) of 2TB Intel® SSD DC P4510 at 85us to stated read latency (4K block) of 2TB Intel® SSD DC P4500 at77us. See product specifications. |
Up to 10% better latency |
Comparison of stated read latency (4K block) of 4TB Intel® SSD DC P4510 at 85us to stated read latency (4K block) of 4TB Intel® SSD DC P4500 at77us. See product specifications. |
Up to 10% better latency |
Comparison of stated read latency (4K block) of 8TB Intel® SSD DC P4510 at 85us to stated read latency (4K block) of 8TB Intel® SSD DC P4500 at77us. See product specifications. |
Up to 6.8x better latency |
Comparison of stated read latency (4K block) of 15.36TB E1.L 9.5mm Intel® SSD DC P4510 at 12us to stated read latency (4K block) of 8TB “ruler” Intel® SSD DC P4500 at 82us. See product specifications. |
Up to 6.8x better latency |
Comparison of stated read latency (4K block) of 15.36TB 18mm Intel® SSD DC P4510 at 12us to stated read latency (4K block) of 8TB “ruler” Intel® SSD DC P4500 at 82us. See product specifications. |
SSD DC P4511 Series |
Up to 2.4x better performance/watt |
Comparison of stated sequential write bandwidth/watt of 1TB M.2 Intel® SSD DC P4511 at 1000Mbps and 7.6W (131.6 Mbps/watt) to 1TB 2.5in Intel® SSD DC P4500 at 600Mbps and 11W (54.5Mbps/watt). See product specifications. |
Up to 2.2x better performance/watt |
Comparison of stated sequential write bandwidth/watt of 2TB M.2 Intel® SSD DC P4511 at 1430Mbps and 8.25W (173.3 Mbps/watt) to 2TB 2.5in Intel® SSD DC P4500 at 1050Mbps and 13.8W (76Mbps/watt). See product specifications. |
Up to 1.8x better performance/watt |
Comparison of stated sequential write bandwidth/watt of 4TB E1.S Intel® SSD DC P4511 at 2400Mbps and 12.5W (192 Mbps/watt) to 4TB “ruler” Intel® SSD DC P4500 at 1900Mbps and 18W (105.6Mbps/watt). See product specifications. |
D5 Series
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Drive |
Claim |
Substantiation |
SSD D5-P5316 Series |
1PB in 1U |
With Intel® SSD D5-P5316 30.72TB, you can fit up to 32 drives in 1U to fill up ~1PB of storage. |
SSD D5-P4420 Series |
Up to 1.9x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up to 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 7.68TB Intel® SSD D5-P4420 enabling up to 24 SSDs per 2U for 184.32TB per 2U. |
SSD D5-P4326 Series |
Up to 3.8x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up to 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 15.36TB U.2 Intel® SSD D5-P4326 enabling up to 24 SSDs per 2U for 368.6TB per 2U. |
Up to 10x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up to 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 15.36TB E1.L 9.5mm SSD D5-P4326 enabling up to 32 SSDs per 1U for 491.5TB per 1U (~983TB equivalent for 2U). |
Up to 20x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up to 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 30.72TB E1.L 9.5mm Intel® SSD D5-P4326 enabling up to 32 SSDs per 1U for 983TB per 1U (~1966TB equivalent for 2U). |
Up to 5x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 15.36TB E1.L 18mm Intel® SSD D5-P4326 enabling up to 16 SSDs per 1U for 245.76TB per 1U (~491.52TB equivalent for 2U). |
Up to 10x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up to 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 30.72TB E1.L SSD D5-P4326 enabling up to 16 SSDs per 1U for 491TB per 1U (~982TB equivalent for 2U). |
SSD D5-P4320 Series |
Up to 1.9x storage footprint consolidation |
Comparison of 3.5in 4TB WD Gold TB Enterprise class 7200 RPM HDD enabling up to 24 HDDs per 2U for 96TB per 2U to 7.68TB SSD D5-P4320 enabling up to 24 SSDs per 2U for 184.32TB per 2U. |
D3 Series
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Drive |
Claim |
Substantiation |
SSD D3-S4620 Series |
Up to 25% more Mbps/watt |
Comparisons are based on SSD D3-S4620 product specifications and public sources: Micron – https://www.micron.com/products/solid-state-storage/product-lines/5300#/. Power efficiency calculated using 128KB sequential read QD32 performance and average active power figures from datasheet. |
Up to 1.9x lower AFR than HDDs |
Based on datasheet Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) target of 0.44% for Intel® SSD D3-S4620 vs. Q1’21 industry average AFR (0.85%): Source for SSD D3-S4620 AFR –product specifications. Source for industry average AFR – Backblaze.com https://www.backblaze.com/b2/hard-drive-test-data.html. For this claim, “better reliability” means a lower AFR for the product. |
Up to 42% higher endurance than previous generation |
Comparison of product specifications for Intel® SSD DC S4600 Series, Intel® SSD D3-S4610 Series, and Intel® SSD D3-S4620 Series. |
SSD D3-S4610 Series |
Up to 1.9x lower AFR than HDDs |
Based on datasheet Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) target of 0.44% for Intel® SSD D3-S4610 vs. Q1’21 industry average AFR (0.85%): Source for SSD D3-S4610 AFR – product specifications. Source for industry average AFR - Backblaze.com https://www.backblaze.com/b2/hard-drive-test-data.html. For this claim, “better reliability” means a lower AFR for the product. |
SSD D3-S4520 Series |
25% more Mbps/watt |
Comparisons are based on Intel confidential and public sources: Intel – Intel® D3-S4520 and D3-S4620 product specifications; Micron – https://www.micron.com/products/solid-state-storage/product-lines/5300#/. Power efficiency calculated using 128KB sequential read QD32 performance and average active power figures from datasheet. |
Up to 1.9x Lower AFR than HDDs |
Based on datasheet Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) target of 0.44% for Intel® SSD D3-S4520 vs. Q1’21 industry average AFR (0.85%): Source for SSD D3-S4520 AFR – product specifications. Source for industry average AFR – Backblaze.com https://www.backblaze.com/b2/hard-drive-test-data.html. For this claim, “better reliability” means a lower AFR for the product. |
UP to 5x lower cooling costs |
Power and cooling claims are based on datasheet figures versus a market-available HDD. Comparison of maximum sequential read data transfer rate and typical sequential read power consumption for Intel® SSD D3-S4520 1.92TB 2.5” to Seagate Enterprise Performance 10K HDD 1.8TB 2.5” SAS 12Gb/s Model ST1800MM0129. The benefit is calculated as a function of the workload efficiency ratio by lower power ratio. Source for Intel® SSD D3-S4520 – Intel datasheet. Source for Seagate drive – https://www.seagate.com/files/www-content/product-content/enterprise-performance-savvio-fam/ent-perf-10k-hdd-v9-skybolt/en-us/docs/100818015f.pdf. |
SSD D3-S4510 Series |
Up to 1.9x lower AFR than HDDs |
Based on datasheet Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) target of 0.44% for Intel® SSD D3-S4510 vs. Q1’21 industry average AFR (0.85%): Source for SSD D3-S4510 AFR – product specifications. Source for industry average AFR – Backblaze.com https://www.backblaze.com/b2/hard-drive-test-data.html. For this claim, “better reliability” means a lower AFR for the product. |