Seagate Announces IronWolf SSDs for NAS Systems

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Seagate announces the IronWolf 510 series, consisting of m2 NVME SSDs primarily intended for NAS systems. The maximum storage capacity of the Seagate IronWolf 510 is 1.92 terabytes.

The IronWolf 510 series consists of SSDs with a PCI-E 3.0 x4 interface with NVME 1.3 in an m2 2280 form factor. The series includes models with capacities of 240GB, 480GB, 960GB and 1.92TB. The ssds are made up of tlc flash memory and should distinguish themselves with their endurance, i.e. long operation when used.

For example, Seagate advertises with a total bytes written of 3500 written terabytes for the IronWolf 510 of 1.92TB. The 960GB version of the m2-ssd has an endurance of 1750 terabytes written. The SSDs are “coming soon,” Seagate said. For now, the company only reports dollar prices.

Specifications Seagate IronWolf 510
Capacity 1.92TB 960GB 480GB 240GB
Sequential Read 3150MB/s 3150MB/s 2650MB/s 2450MB/s
Sequential writing 850MB/s 1000MB/s 600MB/s 290MB/s
Random reading 270,000iops 345.000iops 193,000iops 100,000iops
Random writing 25,000iops 28.000iops 20,000iops 12,000iops
Random reading 290,000iops 380,000iops 199,000iops 100,000iops
Random writing 27,000iops 29.00iops 21,000iops 13,000iops
Total bytes written
(written in terabytes)
3500tbw 1750tbw 875tbw 435tbw
Prices $540 $320 $170 $120
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