Description
Kingston’s Data Center DC1000B is a superbly high-performance M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD using the latest Gen3 interface with 64-layer 3D TLC NAND. DC1000B is preferably suitable to be used in high-volume rack-mount servers as an internal boot drive(s) as well as for use in tailor-made systems, where a superior M.2 SSD is desirable that includes on-board power loss protection (PLP). The DC1000B provides data centers an economical boot drive solution with the assurance they are purchasing a solid state drive engineered for server use.
480GB / M.2 (2280)Capacity / Form Factor
3,200 / 565 MBsMaximum Read / Write
205K / 20K IOPSRandom Read / Write
Enterprise Data Centre NVMe Boot SSD
Whitebox and Tier 1 Server OEMs are starting to equip server motherboards with one, or occasionally two M.2 sockets for boot resolutions. While the M.2 form-factor was initially intended as a client SSD form-factor, its small bodily size and high-performance make it eye-catching for server use. M.2 NVMe SSDs are developing within the data center providing proficiencies in booting servers to preserve valuable front-loading drive bays for data storage. Not all SSDs are produced alike and using a client SSD in a server application may result in reduced, inconsistent performance.Other brands of boot drives are used predominantly for booting an OS, but in many instances today the boot drive has another purpose by logging application data and/or configured as a high-speed local cache drive. Hence, the Kingston DC1000B was created with additional durability (0.5 DWPD for 5-years) to handle the OS workload as well as the extra write workload of caching and data logging. Designed for long-term reliability the DC1000B is intended to offer enterprise-level performance, consistency and low latency features normally not established on client SSDs.
Fine-Tuned Kingston DC1000B Key Features
M.2 (2280) NVME PERFORMANCE
Incredible speeds of up to 2.6GB/s and 200K IOPS.
Enhanced for boot workloads as well as caching and logging applications.
Reduce the possibility of data loss and/or corruption on ungraceful power-off.
Move boot drives internally frees up front loading drive bays for additional data storage.
Other capacities keep costs low.
SELF-ENCRYPTING DRIVE(SED)
| Form Factor | M.2, 22mm x 80mm (2280) |
| Interface | PCIe NVMe Gen3 x4 |
| Capacities1 | 480GB |
| NAND | 3D TLC |
| Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) | AES 256-bit Encryption |
| Sequential Read/Write | 480GB – 3,200MBs/565MBs |
| Steady-State 4k Read/Write2 | 480GB – 205.000/20.000 IOPS |
| Latency Read (Avg) | 161µs |
| Latency Write (Avg) | 75µs |
| Power Loss Protection (Power Caps) | Yes |
| SMART Health Monitoring and Telemetry | SMART, Telemetry and other Enterprise Class Diagonistic capabilities |
| Endurance | 480GB — 475TBW (0.5 DWPD/5yrs)3 |
| Power Consumption | 480GB: Idle: 1.90W Average Read: 1.74W Average Write: 4.88W Max Read: 1.81W Max Write: 5.47W |
| Storage temperature | -40°C ~ 85°C |
| Operating temperature | 0°C ~ 70°C |
| Dimensions | 80mm x 22mm x 3.8mm |
| Weight | 480GB 9g |
| Vibration operating | 2.17G Peak (7–800Hz) |
| Vibration non-operating | 20G Peak (10–2000Hz) |
| MTBF | 2 million hours |
| Warranty/support4 | Limited 5-year warranty with free technical support |







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