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HPE P69234-B21 | 1.92TB NVMe PCIe 5.0 x4 E3.S (7.5mm) SSD, Read Intensive (EC1), NVMe 1.4

P69234-B21

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Description

Enterprise NVMe SSD in the E3.S 7.5mm form factor delivering PCIe 5.0 performance for read-centric workloads. Ideal for boot, web, content delivery, and analytics reads where high throughput and low latency matter. Read Intensive endurance (EC1) optimizes cost per GB while maintaining enterprise data integrity and QoS. Designed for Gen5 backplanes that support the E3.S interface.

Features

PCIe Gen5 bandwidth and low latency for next-gen platforms
- Space-efficient E3.S 7.5mm design
- Optimized endurance profile for read-centric economics
- Enterprise NVMe 1.4 features for reliability and QoS
- Seamless scaling in dense front-bay E3.S platforms

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Technical Specifications

Capacity: 1.92TB
- Interface: PCIe 5.0 x4, NVMe 1.4
- Form factor: E3.S, 7.5mm (SFF-TA-1009)
- Workload class: Read Intensive (EC1), ~1 DWPD class
- Media: 3D TLC NAND (enterprise-grade)
- Hot-plug support: Platform/backplane dependent
- Typical use cases: Boot, VOD/streaming, web, read-heavy analytics
- Model code: CD8P family
- Compatibility: Requires E3.S-capable Gen5 server backplane

FAQs

Q: Will this drive work in a U.2/U.3 bay?
A: No. E3.S uses a different connector and mechanical standard. Your server must have an E3.S backplane and carriers.

Q: What does Read Intensive (EC1) mean?
A: It indicates an endurance class optimized for read-heavy workloads, typically around 1 drive write per day. Choose MU/MI classes for heavier write needs.

Q: Is it hot-swappable?
A: Hot-swap support depends on the server’s E3.S backplane, carrier, and firmware capabilities.

Q: Can I mix E3.S with other SSD form factors in the same server?
A: Only if the chassis provides mixed backplanes for each form factor. Bays are not cross-compatible.

Q: Do I need a special driver?
A: Standard NVMe drivers in modern operating systems typically work. Use the vendor-recommended firmware and drivers for best performance and stability.

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