Cisco UCSX-SD480G63X-EP= 480GB 2.5 in SATA SSD | Enterprise Storage — UCSX-SD480G63X-EP=
Keep critical server workloads responsive with 480 GB of enterprise SATA SSD capacity in a compact 2.5-inch form factor. This Cisco-qualified Intel SSD is designed for UCS platforms that need predictable storage performance for boot drives, virtualization layers, and application volumes without consuming extra rack space. The 6 Gb/s SATA interface makes it a practical fit for mixed enterprise deployments where compatibility and steady throughput matter more than raw burst speed. Compared with consumer-class drives, enterprise SSDs are built for sustained operation in always-on infrastructure, helping reduce latency spikes and support more consistent service levels. Its 480 GB capacity is well suited for operating systems, hypervisor images, and frequently accessed data sets that benefit from flash responsiveness. For teams standardizing on Cisco hardware, this drive offers a controlled path to upgrade aging mechanical storage while preserving the service profile expected in production environments. Ideal For Server boot drives in Cisco UCS racks Virtualization host cache and system volumes Application storage for latency-sensitive services Replacement for aging 2.5 in SATA hard drives Why This Product 1 Faster response than mechanical SATA drives 2 Compact 2.5 in footprint for dense server bays 3 Enterprise SSD design for always-on workloads 4 Cisco UCS compatibility for controlled deployments
- Storage Type: SSD
- Storage Capacity Gb: 480 GB
- Mpn: UCSX-SD480G63X-EP=
- Brand Name: Cisco
- Device Supported: Cisco UCS servers
- Drive Interface: SATA
- Drive Form Factor: 2.5 in
- Storage Interface: SATA
- Storage Form Factor: 2.5 in
- Storage Capacity Tb: 0.48 TB
- Key Feature 1: 480 GB storage capacity
- Key Feature 2: 2.5 in drive form factor
- Key Feature 3: 6 Gb/s SATA interface
- Key Feature 4: Enterprise SSD class
- Key Feature 5: Cisco UCS-qualified storage
- Key Feature 6: Intel SSD platform
- Key Feature 7: Designed for server boot and application volumes
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