Boost the performance of your compatible NAS with the 400GB SNV3510 NVMe M.2 2280 SSD from Synology, which has been tailored for their NAS models with built-in M.2 slots. It can handle tough caching workloads in 24/7 multi-user environments, while its consistent I/O performance boosts system responsiveness and speeds up the handling of frequently accessed data to provide a streamlined storage experience while minimizing service disruptions.

This SSD has an overall capacity of 400GB, an NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 interface, an M.2 22110 form factor, sequential read speeds of up to 3000 MB/s, sequential write speeds of up to 750 MB/s, random 4K reads of 225,000 IOPS, and random 4K writes of up to 45,000 IOPS. It also features an endurance of 491 TBW (terabytes written), a 1.8 million hour MTBF (mean time between failures), and an UBER (uncorrectable bit error rate) of <1 sector per 10¹⁷ bits read.

Designed for Select Synology NAS Models    400GB Storage Capacity    M.2 22110 Form Factor    PCIe 3.0 x4 Interface    Up to 750 MB/s Sequential Write Speed    Up to 3000 MB/s Sequential Read Speed    1.8 Million Hours MTBF    Endurance up to 491 Terabytes Written

Built for system cache, SNV3510 drives push up random I/O performance and reduce latency in demanding 24/7 environments. They provide a durable caching experience with random reads of up to up to 225,000 IOPS, random writes of up to 45,000 IOPS, and a 491 TBW endurance rating, which is suitable for multi-user environments, multimedia post-production, and database applications. The SNV3510 features an M.2 22110 form factor and allows you to build a highly efficient storage system with exceptional performance, without sacrificing any 3.5" drive bays.

SSD caching boosts your system's read/write performance by storing transient data in solid-state drives to increase retrieval efficiency and cut down recurring requests to the primary storage. Data integrity is important, as cached data are continuously relocated. The Synology SNV3510 series offers end-to-end data protection to safeguard data integrity over the entire transfer path. The SNV3510 comes with power loss protection circuit design, as dedicated capacitors provide power to flush data-in-flight into NAND flash in a power loss event and firmware is designed to enable a correct restart on the next power-up.

Full integration with Synology's DiskStation Manager (DSM) operating system allows Synology systems to provide lifetime analytics based on actual workloads for each SNV3510 drive. Timely notifications allow you to plan further ahead for uninterrupted system performance and longevity. Easy monitoring allows you to make optimal use of each SSD.

Firmware versions and component changes can over time cause SSD compatibility issues. Synology SNV3510 series SSDs are thoroughly tested for compatibility with their systems following each engineering change, while firmware and component changes are strictly managed. Firmware updates can be installed through Synology DSM at a touch of a button. Intensive I/O stress, power cycling, and temperature trials ensure that all products meet Synology's strictest standards for quality and reliability.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with Mac mini M1?

A: You cannot upgrade the storage on the Mac mini (M1, 2020), You can upgrade the storage only at the time of purchase.

Q: 2. Is it compatible with the OWC 4M2 and Thunderbay 8? Can the MacOS be booted from this? When in the OWCs?

A: The Intel 2TB 670p NVMe M.2 Internal SSD BH #INSSDPEKNU2T is not compatible with an OWC Thunderbay 8.

Q: 3. Is there a version with 10G Ethernet port instead of 2.5Gbe?

A: The QNAP TBS-464 M.2 NVMe SSD NASbook (B&H # QNTBS4648GUS) has a similar model with a 10GbE port. Which is the QNAP TBS-h574TX Thunderbolt 4 NASbook (B&H # QNTB574TI31). https://bhpho.to/4048nAh

Q: 4. Will this work with a synology 12-bay RS2416+ ?

A: No, the Synology M2D18 Dual M.2 SSD Adapter Card BH #SYM2D18 is not compatible with the RS2416+.

Q: 5. Can this run off usb-c PD power?

A: The QNAP TBS-464 M.2 NVMe SSD NASbook, B&H # QNTBS4648GUS, does not support USB C Power Delivery. The only way to power it is using the included AC adapter.

Q: 6. The fastest slot I have available is a PCIe x4. Will this work and how serious a reduction in performance should I expect if it does?

A: The Accelsior is an x4 card, so unless it is PCIe 2.0, I would expect no slow downs at all.

Q: 7. Is it possible to put 32 TB of storage in this NAS?

A: This NAS has 4x M.2 2280 slots. Max capacity would vary on currently available SSDs.

Q: 8. Any problems upgrading from "Intel Optane H20 SSD (512GB)" to this "Intel 670P SSD (2TB)"? Aside from the size increase, any reason why this is not a good idea? thanks!

A: Intel Optane is not meant to be accessed by the user. It is cache memory to allow the user a more fluid and fast experience. The more Optane memory you have, the more information can be stored for quick recall. The Intel 2TB 670p NVMe M.2 Internal SSD is meant to be used as a general storage device.

Q: 9. Will this work with QNAP TVS 672XT ?

A: The Intel 670P is not listed on QNAP's compatability page. However, the 760P is compatible.

Q: 10. If you don't use the RAID software on a MacPro do these drives mount as four individual SSD's?

A: The OWC 4TB Accelsior 4M2 PCIe M.2 NVMe SSD (B&H # OWSSDL4M204T) can mount SSDs individually in a JBOD format.