Dell 0WGP72SSD

Dell 400GB SAS 12Gb/s Write-Intensive 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive

Product Description:

The Dell 0WGP72 400GB Solid State Drive is a high-performance enterprise storage solution designed for Dell PowerEdge servers and demanding data center environments. Engineered for write-intensive workloads, it delivers high endurance, fast data processing, and low latency for mission-critical applications.

With a 400GB capacity and a SAS 12Gb/s interface, this SSD ensures rapid data transfer speeds and consistent performance under heavy write operations. Optimized firmware and enterprise-grade components provide reliability and stability in environments with frequent data writes.

Designed for write-intensive (WI) applications, this SSD is ideal for use cases such as database logging, transaction-heavy systems, real-time analytics, and virtualization platforms where sustained write performance is critical.

Built in a 2.5-inch small form factor (SFF), it supports high-density server configurations. The hot-pluggable design allows for easy replacement without system downtime in supported systems, ensuring uninterrupted operation.

Model Type:
Internal Enterprise SSD — 2.5″ SAS (12Gb/s, Write-Intensive, Hot-Pluggable)

Category:
Storage — Enterprise SAS Solid State Drive (SSD)

Key Features:
400GB Capacity — Optimized for performance-focused storage
SAS 12Gb/s Interface — High-speed enterprise connectivity
Write-Intensive (WI) Workload — Designed for heavy write operations
2.5-Inch Form Factor (SFF) — Ideal for dense server deployments
Hot-Pluggable Design — Replace without system downtime
Low Latency — Fast response times for critical applications
High Endurance — Suitable for sustained write workloads
Enterprise Reliability — Built for 24/7 continuous operation
Dell Certified — Seamless integration with PowerEdge servers

Technical Specifications:

Typical Use Cases:
Database logging and transaction systems
Real-time analytics platforms
High-write virtualization environments
Financial and enterprise applications
Write-intensive data center workloads