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Management number | 202047882 | Release Date | 2025/09/19 | List Price | $1,535.00 | Model Number | 202047882 | ||
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The Samsung MZ1LB1T9HALS-00007 is an enterprise grade solid state drive that brings the performance of the PM983 series to an M.2 slot. It gives servers, storage arrays, and edge appliances a fast 1.92 TB pool of flash capacity without taking up valuable front-bay space.
Through a PCIe 3.0 x4 interface the drive sustains up to 3000 MB/s in sequential reads and 1400 MB/s in sequential writes, so database queries, log captures, and content delivery pipelines move quickly. Random performance reaches 480 000 IOPS on reads and 42 000 IOPS on writes, helping virtual machines, web hosts, and analytics workloads keep latency in check during peak demand.
An endurance rating of 1.3 drive writes per day supports frequent data refresh cycles, which is valuable for applications such as high-volume transaction processing or continuous integration build servers that rewrite large blocks of data many times each day. The absence of moving parts, combined with Samsung’s data path protection and error-correcting technology, minimizes the risk of downtime in 24 / 7 environments.
Because the drive follows the compact M.2 form factor, it slides directly onto the motherboard or into a carrier card, freeing front-panel drive bays and simplifying airflow paths. This makes it a practical choice for dense 1U and 2U rack servers, micro-data-center nodes, and edge devices where every cubic centimeter of space counts.
System integrators, cloud operators, and IT teams looking for predictable throughput, strong random performance, and space-saving installation will find that this drive fits naturally into mixed-workload clusters, virtual desktop farms, and read-heavy content repositories.
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