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DELL 0XW5C Server Accessory iDRAC vFlash 8GB SD Card Class 10 R620 R630 T410

SKU CH-TS2G-XWGWE MPN 0XW5C

Refurbished 8 GB Class 10 SD card enables iDRAC vFlash on PowerEdge R620, R630 and T410 servers

  • 8 GB storage for iDRAC vFlash operations
  • Class 10 speed rating ensures quick read and write performance
  • Compatible with PowerEdge R620, R630 and T410 servers
  • Refurbished condition provides cost-effective server maintenance

Dell iDRAC vFlash 8 GB SD Card for PowerEdge R620

This Class 10 SD card provides 8 GB of dedicated flash storage for the iDRAC vFlash feature on compatible Dell PowerEdge servers. It enables persistent local logging, operating-system deployment media and a crash-dump partition without consuming internal drive bays. The card is designed for the internal SD slot of the listed server models.

Refurbished Class 10 media for legacy server

The refurbished condition makes this card a cost-effective choice for administrators maintaining existing R620, R630 or T410 deployments that require a replacement vFlash module. It is not suited for servers lacking an internal SD slot or for workloads demanding higher capacity or faster write endurance than Class 10 specifies.

Highlights

  • 8 GB storage for iDRAC vFlash operations
  • Class 10 speed rating ensures quick read and write performance
  • Compatible with PowerEdge R620, R630 and T410 servers
  • Refurbished condition provides cost-effective server maintenance

Specifications

Brand0XW5C
Shipping weight0.23 kg
Package size152 × 76 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

How often will the iDRAC vFlash SD card need replacement under normal write cycles?

The Class 10 card is rated for typical server logging workloads; replace it when the iDRAC health monitor reports wear-level warnings or write errors.

What is the first limit reached during sustained write operations on this 8 GB card?

The Class 10 speed rating caps sustained writes at 10 MB/s, so throughput is the bottleneck before capacity fills.

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