Intel 1.9TB DC S4600 SSD
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Intel 1.9TB DC S4600 SSD
The powerful Intel S4600 2.5" solid state drive is designed to be used for servers. With an emphasis on compatibility, it finds its place in both modern and older environments. The speed controller has been specifically developed for the S4500 and S4600 series. The high-quality firmware then ensures its seamless operation, as well as a simple installation. Based on Intel's experience and quality the disk's reliability and durability will also yield minimal operating costs on the servers.
Key Features of the Intel DC S4600 SSD
- Large capacity of 1.9TB
- Intel brand quality guarantee
- Durable disk without moving parts
- High read/write speeds
- Designed for use with servers
The SSD has a low power consumption
Fast and reliable SSD disk
The Intel DC S6500 SSD is a modern piece of hardware with a SATA III interface and 3D NAND TLC memory modules. The strong performance of this reliable 1.9TB disk is based on its enormous durability and stamina. The manufacturer has calculated that the disk should perform for up to 2 million MTBF hours. The read speed of the disk is 500MB/s and the write speeds is up to 480MB/s.
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Intel Deutschland GmbH, Dornacher Str. 1, 85622 Feldkirchen, Germany [email protected] Intel Corporation is the world's largest manufacturer of semiconductor circuits and related components, powering a large share of the world's computers, devices, and machines with their powerful and reliable processors. One of the most established and successful companies to come out of Silicon Valley, they've been a driver of the technology revolution ever since. Intel employs over 96,500 employees worldwide and is one of the biggest and richest companies in the world. For decades, their slogan was "Intel Inside"; however, they replaced with the more dynamic "Leap ahead" in 2005, signalling a renewed commitment to innovation. 
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