Supermicro
Supermicro SSD-DM032-SMCMVN1 32GB SATA DOM server accessory
A 32 GB SATA disk-on-module that plugs directly into a server board for boot or OS storage without a separate power cable
- 32 GB capacity for OS boot and recovery
- SATA 6 Gb/s interface enables fast data transfer
- Low power draw around 1 W to 2 W
- No separate 5 V power cable required
- Compatible with all Supermicro server solutions
Boot drive for Supermicro servers
This 32 GB SATA disk-on-module plugs directly into a serverboard SATA connector and functions as a solid-state boot drive, licence key store or OS installation device. It replaces a mechanical hard drive with no moving parts and a typical power draw of roughly 1 W to 2 W. The module is built for Supermicro server platforms and operates at SATA 6 Gb/s speeds.
No external power cable required
Unlike many competing SATA DOMs, this unit draws power from the SATA connector itself, so a separate 5 V cable is unnecessary. The design still remains backward compatible with boards that do provide the extra power line, simplifying cabling and improving reliability in dense chassis.
Verify SATA port and clearance
Confirm the target serverboard has an accessible SATA connector with enough physical space around it for the module body. Check that the system BIOS or UEFI supports booting from a SATA DOM and that a 32 GB capacity meets the intended OS or recovery image size.
Highlights
- 32 GB capacity for OS boot and recovery
- SATA 6 Gb/s interface enables fast data transfer
- Low power draw around 1 W to 2 W
- No separate 5 V power cable required
- Compatible with all Supermicro server solutions
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 32GB SATA DOM require a separate 5V power cable for maintenance or replacement?
The Supermicro Super DOM does not require a 5V power cable due to its optimized design, though it remains backward compatible with server boards that still use one.
What is the maximum power draw of the 32GB SATA DOM under sustained server workloads?
Power consumption is approximately 1W to 2W per SATA DOM, which is significantly lower than the 6W to 7W typical of a traditional hard disk drive.
How much heat and noise does the 32GB SATA DOM produce when running continuously in a server?
With no moving parts, the SATA DOM operates silently and generates minimal heat compared to a standard HDD, aiding overall system thermal management.
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