Axiom SSDEP65DL1T9‑AX – 1.92TB SAS 24Gb/s SSD

Axiom SSDEP65DL1T9‑AX 1.92TB SAS 24Gb/s SSD

Overview

The Axiom SSDEP65DL1T9‑AX is a 2.5‑inch enterprise SAS solid state drive engineered for deployment in data center and server environments that require consistent latency, predictable throughput, and dual‑path redundancy. It is selected by infrastructure teams for use in rack servers, SAN‑attached storage shelves, and virtualization hosts where SAS backplanes ensure continuous data access and failover capability. The drive addresses transactional database workloads, virtual machine storage tiers, and mixed I/O patterns with sustained performance.

This model uses a 24 Gb/s SAS interface with dual‑port full‑duplex capability, enabling simultaneous multi‑path access across RAID controllers or SAS expanders. It delivers sequential read performance up to approximately 4.10 GB/s and sequential write throughput near 2.34 GB/s, with random I/O performance supporting up to 420,000 read IOPS and 95,000 write IOPS under typical enterprise workloads.

The unit conforms to the 2.5‑inch hot‑swappable form factor, allowing installation into enterprise drive bays without system shutdown. Dual‑port SAS architecture supports active‑active controller configurations, ensuring data availability and redundancy in production environments managed for high uptime.

It is positioned within mid‑capacity SSD tiers, supporting virtualization clusters, database servers, and distributed storage nodes that require low latency under sustained load. The 1.92 TB capacity strikes a balance between density and performance for RAID configurations and software‑defined storage environments.

In deployment, this SSD is used in RAID arrays or software‑defined storage clusters where multi‑path access enhances uptime and system resilience. It is also suitable for caching layers or primary storage in read‑intensive and mixed workloads with endurance rated for enterprise lifecycles. This device is not appropriate for SATA‑only systems, desktop platforms, or infrastructures lacking SAS controllers. It requires a SAS backplane supporting 24 Gb/s speeds to utilize its full bandwidth and redundancy capabilities.

Technical Specifications