Lenovo D3-S4610 480 GB SATA SSD — 3.5" Internal, Mixed-Use Enterprise Drive

The Lenovo D3-S4610 480 GB Solid State Drive is an enterprise-grade storage solution designed for Lenovo servers and data-center workloads. Built on the proven efficiency of the Intel S4610 architecture, this 3.5" internal SATA (SATA/600) SSD delivers exceptional mixed read/write performance, strong endurance, and robust data-protection features suited for operating systems, virtualization platforms, databases, and I/O-intensive applications. With a capacity of 480 GB, it provides reliable storage density for boot volumes, hypervisor images, and frequently accessed data while maintaining predictable latency and lower power consumption compared to older enterprise drives. This drive is engineered to support dense server environments, optimize data center workflows, and help lower total cost of ownership through enhanced reliability, consistent performance, and streamlined integration with Lenovo management ecosystems.

• Optimized for mixed read/write workloads: The D3-S4610 is engineered to handle a balanced mix of random and sequential reads and writes, delivering steady throughput and low latency across a wide range of enterprise applications, from databases to virtualized environments.
• Enterprise-grade endurance and data protection: Built to sustain demanding data-center workloads, with durability and data-integrity safeguards designed to protect critical information during power fluctuations and extended I/O activity.
• Lenovo server compatibility and reliability: Specifically optimized for Lenovo servers, ensuring seamless integration with Lenovo firmware, backplanes, and management tools for simplified deployment and ongoing support.
• High capacity in a compact footprint: 480 GB of storage capacity supports operating systems, hypervisor layers, and frequently accessed data, while preserving a compact form factor for efficient server density.
• Energy-efficient design for data centers: Designed to deliver strong performance with efficient power usage and thermal characteristics, helping data centers manage cooling and power costs in crowded rack environments.

Technical Details of Lenovo D3-S4610 480 GB Solid State Drive - 3.5" Internal - SATA (SATA/600) - Mixed Use

• Capacity: 480 GB
• Form factor: 3.5-inch internal
• Interface: SATA III (SATA/600)
• Workload profile: Mixed read/write
• Endurance and protection: Enterprise-grade endurance with data-protection features
• Compatibility: Designed for Lenovo servers and storage backplanes
• Warranty: Standard retailer warranty (subject to seller terms and regional policies)

How to install Lenovo D3-S4610 480 GB Solid State Drive - 3.5" Internal - SATA (SATA/600) - Mixed Use

• Power down the server and disconnect from the power source, then open the chassis to access the 3.5" drive bays.
• If replacing an existing drive, remove it and prepare the bay; align the D3-S4610 with the drive tray or backplane, and connect the SATA data cable and power connector.
• Secure the drive with the appropriate mounting screws and ensure proper alignment within the bay or backplane to avoid contact with other components.
• Power on the system, enter the BIOS/UEFI, configure the drive in the storage controller if required, and initialize and format the drive within the operating system or hypervisor as needed.

Frequently asked questions

• Is this drive compatible with Lenovo servers and storage backplanes? Yes. The D3-S4610 is designed for Lenovo server environments and integrates with standard Lenovo firmware, backplanes, and management workflows.
• What workloads is this drive best suited for? It is optimized for mixed read/write workloads such as databases, virtualization, boot/OS volumes, and other I/O-intensive applications common in enterprise data centers.
• Does it include data-protection features? Yes. The drive includes enterprise-grade protections intended to safeguard data integrity and resilience during power events and sustained I/O activity.
• How do I install and configure the drive? Install via a standard 3.5" SATA SSD process in a server or storage chassis, then configure in the BIOS/UEFI and initialize it in the operating system or hypervisor as part of your storage pool.