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Intel SSD DC S3610 - 3700 Series 400GB harddisk
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Intel SSD DC S3610 S3700 400GB sælges. Standard 2,5" SSD med SATA tilslutning, info og specifikationer står på mærkaten.
Bør bruges som f.eks. boot drive til NAS/ superstabil boot drive på non gaming laptop, i 2,5" USB HDD closure til lille men vital backup.
100% Health stadigvæk jævnfør Crystaldiskinfo. - taget fra enterprise data miljø.
Haves +10 stk.
Tilbud: 4 stk sælges for 1000 + fragt - kan sende udvidet smart data taget via Crystaldiskinfo ved seriøs henvendelse.
Timer i drift ca. 52.000 timer, forventet minimum levetid 2.000.000 timer.
AI:
Intel® Solid-State Drive DC S3610 S3700 Series any good ?
Yes, both the Intel® DC S3610 and DC S3700 series are phenomenal drives, but they target slightly different workload tiers.
The DC S3700 is a legendary, high-tier "write-intensive" drive, while the DC S3610 was released later as a mid-tier "mixed-use" drive to offer a more budget-friendly balance of capacity and high endurance.
For home servers, homelabs, NAS storage, or ZFS caching, both are exceptionally safe and robust buys on the used market.
Direct Comparison
• Write Endurance:
• DC S3700: Rated for 10 Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD) over 5 years. It is near-indestructible and built for unrelenting write abuse (like heavy database logging).
• DC S3610: Rated for 3 DWPD over 5 years. While lower than the S3700, 3 DWPD is still 3x to 10x higher than almost any modern consumer SSD on the market. For instance, a 1.6TB S3610 can survive 10.7 Petabytes (10,700 TB) of lifetime writes.
• Speeds and Performance:
• DC S3610: Since it is a newer generation (20nm MLC NAND vs. the S3700's 25nm), it actually has slightly better sequential write speeds—reaching up to 500–520 MB/s compared to the S3700’s 460 MB/s.
• DC S3700: Better random write IOPS (steady-state consistency under heavy enterprise loads).
• Shared Enterprise Features: Both series feature robust hardware-level Power Loss Protection (PLP) via onboard capacitors to guard against data corruption, end-to-end data protection, and premium High Endurance Technology (HET) MLC NAND memory.
Which one should you buy?
• Choose the DC S3610 if you want larger capacities for less money. It is often much cheaper per gigabyte on the used market and its 3 DWPD profile is more than enough for 99% of home or small-business servers.
• Choose the DC S3700 only if you are building an extreme, high-frequency write setup (such as a dedicated ZFS SLOG drive for sync writes) where raw write endurance overrides all capacity-per-dollar arguments.
Both drives suffer from the same limitation: they are locked to the legacy SATA III 6Gb/s bus bottleneck. They are slow compared to modern NVMe drives, but they remain top-tier for reliability and stability.!
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