Lenovo D3-S4610 3.84 TB Solid State Drive — 2.5" Internal, SATA/600, Mixed Use

The Lenovo D3-S4610 3.84 TB solid-state drive is engineered for data center reliability and performance, delivering a compelling blend of high read/write efficiency, sustained endurance, and robust data protection. Built to power Lenovo servers, this 2.5-inch internal SATA SSD (SATA/600) is optimized for mixed-use workloads, including virtualization, databases, and consolidated storage, where every I/O operation matters. Compared to previous generations in the S4600 family, the D3-S4610 offers improved performance and lower latency, helping enterprises accelerate workloads while reducing total cost of ownership. Its design emphasizes predictable performance, long-term durability, and seamless integration with modern server backplanes, making it a versatile choice for mixed-use environments that demand both speed and reliability.

• Optimized for mixed read/write workloads: Specifically tuned for data-center environments that run a blend of virtualized applications, databases, and file services. The D3-S4610 maintains consistent throughput under diverse I/O patterns, ensuring responsive performance for latency-sensitive workloads and smooth multitasking across virtual machines and containers. This capability makes it ideal for Lenovo servers hosting demanding workloads while preserving drive endurance and reliability over time.
• Enterprise-grade endurance and reliability: Designed to endure sustained mixed-use activity in the field, the S4610 family emphasizes steady performance and long-term durability. By minimizing latency spikes and delivering steady IOPS across extended operating periods, this drive helps data centers meet service levels and reduce the risk of storage bottlenecks during peak usage times.
• 2.5-inch form factor with SATA/600 interface: A compact 2.5" solid-state drive that integrates easily into standard server backplanes and drive cages. The SATA 6Gb/s interface (SATA/600) provides broad compatibility with a wide range of Lenovo servers and backplane configurations, enabling straightforward upgrades or replacements without extensive chassis changes.
• Efficient power and thermal characteristics: Built to balance performance with energy efficiency, the D3-S4610 minimizes heat generation while sustaining high-throughput operation. This combination supports dense data-center deployments by improving thermal headroom and reducing cooling requirements, contributing to lower operating costs and a smaller environmental footprint in high-density environments.
• Seamless integration and data protection: Engineered for straightforward deployment alongside Lenovo server ecosystems, with features that help protect data integrity during power events and through routine operation. The drive supports robust data protection practices suitable for enterprise workloads, with considerations for drive health monitoring and predictable performance that IT teams can rely on for service-level commitments.

Technical Details of Lenovo D3-S4610 3.84 TB Solid State Drive

• Capacity: 3.84 TB
• Form Factor: 2.5-inch internal
• Interface: SATA 6Gb/s (SATA/600)
• Workload Focus: Optimized for mixed-use data center workloads common in Lenovo server environments
• Endurance and Protection: Designed for high endurance and data integrity under continuous operation, with protection features to help maintain data reliability during power events
• Compatibility: Compatible with Lenovo server backplanes and standard SATA-based drive bays

How to Install Lenovo D3-S4610

• Prepare the system: Power down the server, unplug from power, and follow proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions to protect sensitive components.
• Access the drive bay: Open the server chassis or remove the drive bay tray according to your system’s maintenance manual, ensuring you have a stable workspace and the appropriate mounting hardware.
• Insert the drive: Align the D3-S4610 with the drive tray or backplane connector and slide it into the available slot until seated firmly. If your server uses a caddy or hot-swap tray, secure the drive in the tray as required.
• Connect interfaces: Attach the SATA data connector and the power delivery interface from the backplane or drive cage. Ensure a solid, squeak-free connection to minimize latency and maximize reliability.
• Secure and close: Reinstall the drive tray or backplane assembly, fasten any screws or retention mechanisms, and reseal the chassis. Return the server to service by reconnecting power and booting into the operating system or RAID controller configuration utility.
• Configure in BIOS/RAID: During startup, enter the BIOS or RAID controller utility to recognize the new drive. If using a RAID array, add the drive to an existing array or create a new one according to your storage policy. Confirm the OS sees the drive and initialize as needed.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What capacity is the Lenovo D3-S4610?

  A: The D3-S4610 is available in a 3.84 TB capacity, offering substantial space for mixed-use data center workloads while delivering enterprise-grade performance and reliability.

• Q: What interface and form factor does it use?

  A: It uses a 2.5-inch internal form factor with a SATA 6Gb/s (SATA/600) interface, enabling broad compatibility with modern Lenovo servers and many standard backplanes.

• Q: Is this drive suitable for mixed-use workloads?

  A: Yes. It is specifically engineered for mixed read/write workloads common in data centers, virtualization hosts, and consolidated storage environments, delivering balanced performance and endurance.

• Q: Is the drive compatible with Lenovo servers?

  A: Designed for Lenovo server ecosystems, the D3-S4610 is compatible with Lenovo backplanes and drive bays, facilitating straightforward upgrades and maintenance within supported systems.

• Q: What kind of data protection features does it offer?

  A: It includes enterprise-grade data protection features to help maintain data integrity during normal operation and power events, supporting consistent performance and reliable storage for mission-critical workloads.