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3.84 TB enterprise SSD with 24 Gbps SAS interface for read-intensive workloads in compatible Dell PowerEdge servers
This Dell KPM7WRUG3T84 is a 3.84TB enterprise solid-state drive with a 24Gbps SAS interface. It uses read-intensive TLC flash and includes SED encryption with FIPS validation. The 2.5-inch form factor fits hot-swap bays in supported Dell PowerEdge servers and storage arrays. Firmware is updated and components are tested before shipment.
This drive suits read-intensive applications such as boot volumes, web serving and content delivery on the listed PowerEdge R, C, MX, T and XR models plus ME and MD storage arrays. It is not intended for write-heavy workloads like OLTP databases or heavy logging that demand higher endurance ratings. Buyers needing mixed-use or write-intensive endurance should select a drive class rated for those workloads.
The single specification that decides fitment is the 24Gbps SAS interface combined with read-intensive endurance. Only systems with 24Gbps SAS backplanes and drive bays matching the supported PowerEdge and ME/MD models can use this drive. Confirm the controller and backplane support 24Gbps SAS before purchase.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | KPM7WRUG3T84, YTVTF, 4VYKW |
| Interface | SAS |
A 24Gbps SAS HBA, RAID card or server backplane that supports 24Gbps SAS is required; the drive will not negotiate that speed on a 12Gbps-only controller.
Yes, the drive is compatible with the R740 and will operate at the 12Gbps link speed supported by that server’s backplane.
Use the Dell OpenManage or PERC CLI to query the drive’s encryption status; it will report FIPS mode enabled when the SED feature is functioning.
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