• Cisco UCSX-NVMEG4M3840D 3.84TB NVMe SSD in black case with silver accents
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Cisco UCSX-NVMEG4M3840D | 2.5in U.3 NVMe SSD, 3.84TB, PCIe 4.0 x4, 15mm

UCSX-NVMEG4M3840D

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Description

Enterprise U.3 NVMe SSD delivering PCIe Gen4 x4 performance and consistent low latency for databases, VMs, and high-IOPS workloads. The 2.5-inch, 15mm design fits U.3 NVMe backplanes to scale flash capacity with minimal footprint. Engineered for reliable 24x7 operation in production environments.

Features

- Gen4 NVMe performance for demanding enterprise workloads
- U.3 interface for tri-mode backplane flexibility
- Space-efficient 2.5-inch 15mm form factor
- Consistent latency for transactional applications
- Built for continuous 24x7 data center use

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Technical Specifications

- Capacity: 3.84 TB
- Form factor: 2.5-inch SFF (15mm height)
- Drive type: U.3 NVMe SSD
- Interface: PCI Express Gen 4.0 x4
- Protocol: NVMe
- Connector: SFF-8639 (U.3)
- Hot-swap support: Yes, in supported server backplanes
- Intended use: Enterprise mixed-use workloads
- Compatibility: Designed for servers with U.3 NVMe bays (e.g., Cisco UCS X‑Series that support U.3 NVMe)

FAQs

Q: Will this operate at PCIe Gen3 if my server doesn’t support Gen4?
A: Yes, PCIe typically negotiates to the highest common speed. Performance will align with your server’s supported PCIe generation.

Q: Is a caddy required?
A: Install into a compatible U.3 hot-swap carrier/backplane as required by your server model.

Q: Can I boot from this NVMe drive?
A: Many servers support NVMe boot, but it depends on firmware and controller capabilities. Check your platform’s documentation.

Q: Does this support TRIM/UNMAP?
A: NVMe drives typically support dataset management commands; availability depends on OS and controller support.

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