Enterprise SSDs
SAMSUNG MZ7KM480HMHQ-00005 - 480GB 6G 2.5INCH SATA SSD - Refurbished
SKU MZ7KM480HMHQ-00005
INTEL SSDPEKNW010T9 - 665P SERIES 1TB M.2 2280 PCIE NVME SSD - Refurbished
SKU SSDPEKNW010T9
DELL J2FJX-CLV - COMPELLENT VALUE 1.6TB 12G 2.5INCH SAS SSD - Refurbished
SKU J2FJX-CLV
SAMSUNG MZILS800HEHP-000C4 - PM1635A 800GB 12G 2.5INCH SAS SSD - Refurbished
SKU MZILS800HEHP-000C4
INTEL SSDPF2KE016T1 - 1.6TB 2.5INCH GEN4 U.2 TLC PCIE NVME SSD - Refurbished
SKU SSDPF2KE016T1
About this collection
Compare enterprise solid-state drives for compatible servers and storage systems. Filter by capacity, interface, workload class and available form-factor information.
Select endurance appropriate to read-heavy, mixed-use or write-intensive workloads. Check the exact model's interface, carrier, firmware and backplane requirements.
Hardware supplied by KahnServers includes a 90-day warranty. Check current availability and the individual product specification before ordering.
Choose a storage specification or bulk order
Explore 12Gb SAS enterprise SSDs for systems with a verified SAS storage path. For matching batches, carrier requirements and drive-condition questions, use our wholesale enterprise SSD buying page to prepare a precise enquiry.
Check workload class and drive-condition information
Specify the required capacity, interface and form factor before comparing SSD models. Read-intensive, mixed-use and write-intensive labels describe a drive class; they do not establish an individual refurbished drive's remaining endurance. Ask which condition or endurance information is available for the proposed items where it matters to the purchase.
Check the exact part number for supported sector format, firmware and any encryption or system-specific requirements. For a batch, state whether all drives must share the same specification and carrier, and whether approved alternatives are acceptable.
Assess the storage path before changing interfaces
Use our server SSD versus hard drive guide to compare the storage requirement. Consider NVMe storage only where the system provides the appropriate PCIe connection and platform support; an existing SATA or SAS bay is not sufficient evidence by itself.
