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The HCI-SDB7T6SA1V-M6= is a 7.6TB 2.5″ SATA SSD engineered for Cisco HyperFlex HX220C-M6 nodes, designed to balance high-density storage with enterprise-grade reliability in hyperconverged environments. Based on Cisco’s storage component lifecycle documentation, this drive leverages 64-layer 3D TLC NAND with a 12Gbps SAS interface, delivering 40% higher random read performance than previous SATA-based models while maintaining backward compatibility with M5/M6 chassis architectures.
Key technical specifications include:
When deployed in hybrid HX220C-M6L configurations:
Yes, but requires:
Metric | HCI-SDB7T6SA1V-M6= | HCI-SD38T6I1X-EV= |
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Interface | SAS 12Gbps | SATA 6Gbps |
Encryption Standard | FIPS 140-2 | FIPS 140-2 |
Max Sequential Throughput | 560MB/s | 260MB/s |
Power Efficiency @ 50% Load | 92% | 85% |
Ideal Workload | Mixed VM Workloads | Cold Data Archive |
For guaranteed interoperability with Cisco HyperFlex systems, HCI-SDB7T6SA1V-M6= is available through certified channels like itmall.sale. Validate configurations using:
The HCI-SDB7T6SA1V-M6= exemplifies Cisco’s strategy to bridge cost-performance gaps in hyperconverged storage. While its 560MB/s throughput may seem conservative compared to NVMe counterparts, the drive’s 3 DWPD endurance makes it ideal for write-intensive workloads like SQL Server transaction logs. However, enterprises must carefully evaluate SAS topology constraints – improper zoning in multi-chassis deployments can bottleneck throughput at 480MB/s. Always conduct real-world workload simulations using Cisco’s HX Data Collector before deployment, as synthetic benchmarks often overestimate mixed I/O performance by 18-22%.