Intel Launches new SSD DC S3510

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/07/2015 05:14 PM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Intel has silently released a new SSD for datacenters, the DC S3510. The SSD has a SATA 6Gbps controller and uses the latest IMFT 16nm 128Gbit MLC NAND. The SSD can do a whopping 880 TB written for the largest model.

The SSD will be available in 80 GB, 120 GB, 240 GB, 480 GB, 800 GB, 1.2 TB, and 1.6 TB volume sizes with a guaranteed 0.3 drive writes per day for five years which immediately is its warranty. The S3510 should be priced at roughly $0.80 per gigabyte and is considered the entry-level product within the entire range.

Intel SSD DC S351
Capacity	80GB	120GB	240GB	480GB	800GB	1.2TB	1.6TB
Controller	Intel 2nd Generation SATA 6Gbps Controller
NAND	Micron 16nm 128Gbit Standard Endurance Technology (SET) MLC
Sequential Read	375MB/s	475MB/s	500MB/s	500MB/s	500MB/s	500MB/s	500MB/s
Sequential Write	110MB/s	135MB/s	260MB/s	440MB/s	460MB/s	440MB/s	430MB/s
4KB Random Read	68K IOPS	68K IOPS	68K IOPS	68K IOPS	67K IOPS	67K IOPS	65K IOPS
4KB Random Write	8.4K IOPS	5.3K IOPS	10.2K IOPS	15.1K IOPS	15.3K IOPS	20K IOPS	15.2K IOPS
Avg Read Power	1.93W	2.14W	2.21W	2.32W	2.39W	2.61W	2.69W
Avg Write Power	1.91W	2.14W	3.06W	4.45W	4.74W	5.24W	5.59W
Endurance	45TB	70TB	140TB	275TB	450TB	660TB	880TB

	S3510	S3610	S3710
Form Factors	2.5"	2.5" & 1.8"	2.5"
Capacity	Up to 1.6TB	Up to 1.6TB	Up to 1.2TB
NAND	16nm MLC	20nm HET MLC	20nm HET MLC
Endurance	0.3 DWPD	3 DWPD	10 DWPD
Random Read Performance	Up to 68K IOPS	Up to 84K IOPS	Up to 85K IOPS
Random Write Performance	Up to 20K IOPS	Up to 28K IOPS	Up to 45K IOPS

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