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Synology SNV3510 400GB NVMe M.2 22110 Internal SSD SNV3510-400G
Durable SSD for demanding caching workloads
Synology SNV3000 series NVMe SSD is designed to handle tough caching workloads in a 24/7 multi-user environment. Its durable I/O performance boosts system responsiveness and speeds up handling of frequent access data, providing a streamlined storage experience while minimizing service disruptions to your Synology NAS.
Consistently fast caching for 24/7 environments
Built for system cache, Synology SNV3000 series pushes up random I/O performance and reduces latency in demanding 24/7 environments. It offers durable caching with over 375,000/70,000 4K random read/write IOPS1 and a 988 TBW endurance rating2, suitable for multimedia post-production and database applications.
Data integrity safeguards
Synology SNV3000 series integrates end-to-end data protection to safeguard data integrity over the entire transfer path. The SNV3500 comes with power loss protection circuit design3, further preventing data corruption during an abnormal shutdown: 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.
Lifetime analytics based on actual workload
Full integration with Synology's DiskStation Manager (DSM) enables lifetime analytics for each SNV3000 series unit based on actual workloads4:
Timely Notifications
Plan further ahead for uninterrupted system performance and longevity with timely notifications.
Optimal Use
Easy monitoring allows you to make optimal use of each SSD.
Specifications
Capacity: 400 GB
Form Factor: M.2 22110
Interface: NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4
Sustained Sequential read (128 KB, QD32): 3,000 MB/s
Sustained Sequential write (128 KB, QD32): 750 MB/s
Sustained Random Read (4KB, QD256): 225,000 IOPS
Sustained Random Write (4KB, QD256): 45,000 IOPS
