Lenovo S4620 1.92 TB Rugged SATA SSD — 2.5" Internal, Mixed Use

The Lenovo S4620 1.92 TB Rugged Solid State Drive is a high-capacity, enterprise-grade 2.5-inch internal SSD built for mixed-use workloads in data centers, rugged environments, and demanding edge deployments. Combining Lenovo’s reliability with optimized performance for mixed read/write operations, the S4620 delivers dependable endurance, strong data protection, and a streamlined upgrade path for servers, storage enclosures, and rugged systems. This drive is designed to handle sustained workloads with confidence, reducing downtime and helping you achieve predictable performance across analytics, virtualization, databases, and I/O-intensive applications. Perfect for mixed-use environments where reliability and endurance matter, the S4620 is ready to support mission-critical workloads without compromising efficiency or data integrity.

• High-capacity 1.92 TB capacity provides ample space for large databases, virtual machines, and data-intensive workloads, enabling you to consolidate storage and simplify management.
• 2.5" internal form factor with a SATA 6Gb/s (SATA/600) interface ensures broad compatibility with a wide range of Lenovo ThinkSystem servers, enterprise storage systems, and rugged chassis.
• Endurance rated up to 5 DWPD (Drive Writes Per Day), delivering sustained performance for mixed read/write workloads while extending drive life and reducing maintenance needs.
• Optimized for mixed-use workloads, offering a balanced blend of throughput, latency, and reliability suitable for virtualization, databases, data analytics, and large-scale read/write operations.
• Built for data protection and reliability, with robust error correction, data integrity features, and a design geared toward enterprise-grade workloads in challenging environments.

Technical Details of Lenovo S4620

• Capacity: 1.92 TB
• Form Factor: 2.5" internal
• Interface: SATA 6Gb/s (SATA/600)
• Endurance: Up to 5 DWPD (Drive Writes Per Day)
• Use Case: Mixed Use / Data Center SSD

How to install Lenovo S4620

Installing the Lenovo S4620 is straightforward with standard 2.5-inch SATA drive procedures. Follow these steps to upgrade or replace drives in compatible systems:

• Power down the system and unplug all power sources. Open the drive bay or chassis according to your server or enclosure’s maintenance procedure.
• Insert the 2.5" SATA SSD into an available drive bay or tray, aligning the connectors with the backplane or motherboard interface.
• Secure the drive with screws or use the drive tray retention mechanism as required by your chassis design.
• Attach the SATA data cable to the motherboard or backplane and connect the SATA power cable from the power supply.
• Power on the system, enter BIOS/UEFI to verify the drive is detected, and initialize/format the drive within your operating system or storage management software as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What does DWPD mean for the Lenovo S4620?

  A: DWPD stands for Drive Writes Per Day. The S4620 supports up to 5 DWPD, indicating endurance for sustained mixed-use workloads over the drive’s lifespan.

• Q: Is the S4620 compatible with Lenovo ThinkSystem servers?

  A: Yes. The S4620 is designed for enterprise systems, including Lenovo ThinkSystem, and is suitable for 2.5" internal SATA drive slots across supported server and storage configurations.

• Q: What workloads is the S4620 best suited for?

  A: The drive is optimized for mixed read/write workloads common in data centers, virtualization environments, databases, analytics, and edge deployments that require reliable endurance and data protection.

• Q: Does the S4620 include data protection features?

  A: The S4620 lineup emphasizes robust data protection and integrity features designed for enterprise use. Exact protections may vary by firmware and system integration, but you can expect measures to help preserve data integrity during operation and power events.

• Q: How do I maximize the lifespan of the S4620?

  A: Ensure appropriate workload planning, keep firmware up to date, and maintain sufficient cooling and power stability in your deployment environment to sustain performance and endurance over time.