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HPE 960GB SATA M.2 SSD circuit board

HPE

HPE P27213-001 960GB SATA server accessory

SKU CH-7HCZ-YGA97 MPN P27213-001

A 960 GB SATA M.2 solid-state drive for read-intensive server workloads

  • TypeOther
  • 960 GB capacity supports read-intensive server workloads
  • SATA 6 Gbit/s interface enables straightforward integration
  • M.2 form factor fits space-constrained bays
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification compliance

960GB SATA M.2 server accessory

This HPE P27213-001 provides 960GB of read-intensive solid-state storage in an M.2 form factor for compatible servers. It is suited for administrators adding boot or caching capacity to supported HPE platforms.

SATA 6G interface limit

The SATA 6G interface caps sequential throughput well below PCIe-based alternatives. Builders needing higher IOPS or multiple drives in a single slot cannot meet those demands with this device.

Highlights

  • 960 GB capacity supports read-intensive server workloads
  • SATA 6 Gbit/s interface enables straightforward integration
  • M.2 form factor fits space-constrained bays
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification compliance

Specifications

TypeOther
Shipping weight4.54 kg
Package size163 × 130 × 36 mm

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 960GB SATA 6G RI M.2 version or a different capacity for my server?

The 960GB SATA 6G RI M.2 model is the specific capacity and interface offered under part number P27213-001; select it when your server requires a read-intensive SATA M.2 drive of this exact size.

What does the SATA 6G rating mean once the drive is installed in a server?

SATA 6G indicates the drive connects via a 6 Gb/s SATA interface, so the server's M.2 slot must support SATA signalling at that speed for the SSD to operate at its rated throughput.

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