Dell 400-BKFR Drive
Dell Misc Parts ACCESSORIES & MISC. ITEMS Model Overview
Increase the storage capacity of your Dell™ System with 3.84TB Solid State Drive from Dell. It boasts a storage capacity of up to 3.84TB, enabling users to store large amounts of data.
- Offers up to 3.84TB storage capacity
- Equipped with NVMe interface which delivers high data transfer rate
- Solid State design offers ruggedness and fast data access
Benefits of SSD over spin drives:
- More Durable: Feature a non-mechanical design of NAND flash mounted on circuit boards, and are more shock resistant.
- Faster: Faster data access, boot ups, file transfers, and an overall quicker computing experience than hard drives.
- Quieter: Run at near silent operation unlike loud, whirring hard disc drives.
- Lighter: Flash-based SSDs weigh considerably less.
- Cooler: SSDs require little power to operate, resulting in less heat output by your system.
- More Efficient: Consume less power at peak load.
Dell Servers:
- PowerEdge C6420
- PowerEdge C6525
- PowerEdge C6620
- PowerEdge R440
- PowerEdge R640
- PowerEdge R6415
- PowerEdge R6515
- PowerEdge R6525
- PowerEdge R660xs
- PowerEdge R6615
- PowerEdge R6625
- PowerEdge R740XD
- PowerEdge R7415
- PowerEdge R7425
- PowerEdge R7515
- PowerEdge R7525
- PowerEdge R760
- PowerEdge R760XA
- PowerEdge R7625
- PowerEdge R840
- PowerEdge R940
- PowerEdge R940xa
- PowerEdge R960
- PowerEdge T560
- PowerEdge XE9640
- PowerEdge XE9680
- PowerEdge XR7620
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specifications of the Dell 400-BKFR drive?
The Dell 400-BKFR is a 3.84 TB rugged solid state drive featuring a 2.5" form factor with U.2 (SFF-8639) NVMe interface and read-intensive optimization for server environments. This enterprise-grade SSD is designed for high-performance storage in demanding data center and server applications. Contact us today to verify compatibility with your specific server configuration.
Is the Dell 400-BKFR compatible with my server infrastructure?
The Dell 400-BKFR is engineered as a server device-supported drive, making it suitable for enterprise server deployments requiring high-capacity NVMe storage. The U.2 (SFF-8639) interface ensures compatibility with modern server platforms that support this standard. Visit barcodesinc.com or contact our team to confirm compatibility with your specific server model and configuration.
What makes the Dell 400-BKFR suitable for rugged environments?
The Dell 400-BKFR is built as a rugged solid state drive designed to withstand demanding operational conditions while maintaining reliability in enterprise server environments. As a solid state drive with no moving parts, it offers superior durability compared to traditional mechanical drives, making it ideal for mission-critical applications. We offer this drive for customers requiring enterprise-grade storage resilience.
What is the interface type for the Dell 400-BKFR drive?
The Dell 400-BKFR uses the U.2 (SFF-8639) NVMe interface, which provides high-speed data transfer capabilities for modern server architectures. This interface standard enables faster performance compared to traditional SATA connections, making it ideal for I/O-intensive workloads. Contact us today if you need guidance on NVMe compatibility with your infrastructure.
What capacity does the Dell 400-BKFR offer?
The Dell 400-BKFR provides 3.84 TB of storage capacity, offering substantial data storage for enterprise server applications requiring high-capacity NVMe solutions. This capacity level is optimized for read-intensive workloads common in data center environments. We have this model available from our inventory for immediate deployment.
Is the Dell 400-BKFR optimized for specific workload types?
Yes, the Dell 400-BKFR is specifically optimized for read-intensive workloads, making it ideal for applications that prioritize data retrieval performance over write operations, such as database queries and analytics platforms. This read-optimized design delivers consistent performance for server environments with heavy read demand. Visit barcodesinc.com to learn more about optimizing your storage configuration for your specific workload requirements.