The 1.6TB PX03SN Series Enterprise Read Intensive SSD from Supermicro is optimized for read-intensive and low-write-duty applications in server and storage systems. It features a 12 Gb/s SAS interface and built-in MLC NAND flash memory. The drive delivers random write speeds up to 26,000 IOPS and random read speeds up to 130,000 IOPS. This enterprise-class SSD is suitable for cost sensitive and read-intensive applications characterized with infrequent write operations or predominantly large block and sequential data pattern workloads.

Offers up to 1.6TB storage capacity

Built-in MLC NAND flash memory

Dual-port 12 Gbit/s SAS interface

Supports one DWPD (Drive Write per Day) with a 100% random data

Power Loss Protection

Quadruple Swing by Code Technology (QSBC)

Applications: High-performance enterprise storage, Cloud computing, data warehousing, media streaming & VOD (Video on Demand), file servers, and Web-based applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this overlay LTC onto a video input? Looking to put timecode in the bottom-right corner of an SDI video line.

A: While this does offer a Window Burn of Time Code, it is for a composite signal only. This system does not work with SDI.

Q: 2. mmc/linux compatible?

A: Compatibility of the OWC Mercury Pro 24x DVD and 48x CD Read/Write Solution BH #OWCMR3USD24 with Linux will depend on the distro and if there are drivers for it.

Q: 3. So does it work with Windows 10 ?

A: Yes, this OWC Mercury Pro optical drive is compatible with Windows 10.

Q: 4. What exactly does "M-DISC compatibility" mean? If this product can burn an M-Disc, which type of M-Disc is it compatible with?

A: This OWC Mercury Pro 24x DVD and 48x CD Read/Write Solution is compatible with all types of M-Disk but it does not work with Blu-ray.

Q: 5. Does it include CPU and Memory?

A: Yes. The server includes a set of twelve 6TB 3.5" hard drives and a 800GB NVMe SSD. As well as Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 v3/v4 family (up to 145 W TDP) Dual Socket R3 (LGA 2011)

Q: 6. Can this device be used to jam or accept timecode to and from a Tentacle Sync?

A: Yes, if the Tentacle Sync timecode is SMPTE LTC format, the VLR-100 will jam and/or accept timecode from a Tentacle Sync.

Q: 7. WHEN THE DVD DRIVE NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. CAN YOU INSTALL A NEW DRIVE IN THE HOUSING?

A: Yes, the OWC Mercury Pro 24x DVD and 48x CD Read/Write Solution BH #OWCMR3USD24 has a replaceable optical drive.

Q: 8. How is the support for Premiere, Photoshop, and Lightroom on this product?

A: While this device is almost infinitely customizable, I really wouldnt recommend it for photo editing apps. Its intent is CAD programs where you will inuitively maniuplate a CAD model like you would if you were holding it in your hand. Most of the hard buttons are labeled for CAD apps, so even though you can reprgram them, they wont be intuitive. Im a photographer also, and I do not use this device for photo apps, only at work with CAD modeling programs.

Q: 9. Do I NEED to use the included OWC software or can I use other software - like iTunes or Windows Media Player? I am burning music playlists to CDR - nothing fancy.

A: You can use the burning software of your choice.

Q: 10. Is there a simple product that burns a timecode window into HD-SDI? How is it that composite versions are still being sold??

A: Google will have the best answers for both these questions. However, composite video equipment still finds limited use in legacy video systems and applications and in video monitoring applications such as in security and manufacturing systems..