Intel Solid-State Drives (Intel SSDs) just got
better. The next generation Intel SSD 320 Series offers built-in data
protection features, better performance, larger capacities and more
value for your money.
Built with 25 nanometer (nm) compute-quality Intel®
NAND Flash Memory, the Intel SSD 320 Series accelerates PC performance
where it matters most. With random read performance up to 39,500
Input/Output Operations per Second (IOPS) and sequential
read performance of up to 270 megabytes per second (MB/s), your PC will
blaze through the most demanding applications and will handle intense
multi-tasking needs. Couple that performance with random writes up to
23,000 IOPS and sequential writes up to 220MB/s to unleash your system.
Superior built-in data protection features
The new Intel SSD 320 Series contains built-in features to protect your data from external threats and internal system snags.
The Intel SSD 320 Series comes pre-configured with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128 bit encryption capabilities.
In the event of theft or loss of your computer, you have the peace of
mind that your personal data is secured by advanced encryption
technologies.
Additionally, two new data protection features guard your data from
internal system mishaps. To reduce potential data loss, the Intel SSD
320 Series detects and protects from an unexpected system power loss.
The drive saves all cached data in the process of being written before
shutting down, thereby minimizing potential data loss.
The Intel SSD 320 Series also improves reliability by providing an
array of surplus NAND flash. If the controller encounters a faulty NAND
array, the Intel SSD 320 Series automatically reconfigures itself to
reduce the prospect of data loss.
Intel Solid-State Drives (Intel SSDs) just got
better. The next generation Intel SSD 320 Series offers built-in data
protection features, better performance, larger capacities and more
value for your money.
Built with 25 nanometer (nm) compute-quality Intel®
NAND Flash Memory, the Intel SSD 320 Series accelerates PC performance
where it matters most. With random read performance up to 39,500
Input/Output Operations per Second (IOPS) and sequential
read performance of up to 270 megabytes per second (MB/s), your PC will
blaze through the most demanding applications and will handle intense
multi-tasking needs. Couple that performance with random writes up to
23,000 IOPS and sequential writes up to 220MB/s to unleash your system.
Superior built-in data protection features
The new Intel SSD 320 Series contains built-in features to protect your data from external threats and internal system snags.
The Intel SSD 320 Series comes pre-configured with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128 bit encryption capabilities.
In the event of theft or loss of your computer, you have the peace of
mind that your personal data is secured by advanced encryption
technologies.
Additionally, two new data protection features guard your data from
internal system mishaps. To reduce potential data loss, the Intel SSD
320 Series detects and protects from an unexpected system power loss.
The drive saves all cached data in the process of being written before
shutting down, thereby minimizing potential data loss.
The Intel SSD 320 Series also improves reliability by providing an
array of surplus NAND flash. If the controller encounters a faulty NAND
array, the Intel SSD 320 Series automatically reconfigures itself to
reduce the prospect of data loss.
3TB of capacity easily
configurable with Seagate® DiscWizard software to overcome legacy
capacity limits of 2.1TB with no additional hardware required.
Massive
capacity meets the demands of today's storage-craving applications,
such as high-performance game systems and video production systems.
SATA
6Gb/s interface enables the use of the industry's newest and fastest
hard drive controllers targeted for high-performance desktop, gaming and
entry-level server systems.
7200-RPM drive complements the massive capacity, delivering a powerful combination of storage and high-end desktop performance.
64MB cache optimizes burst performance and reduces data throughput bottlenecks.
After the number of processor cores estimated to be required per
server role is understood, baseline memory recommendations can be
applied. The following table illustrates the minimum supported and
recommended memory configurations for Exchange 2010 server roles.
The following describes the minimum requirements and recommended maximum configurations:
Minimum Supported This is the minimum memory
configuration suitable for Exchange 2010 servers. The minimum hardware
requirements must be met to receive support from Microsoft Customer
Service and Support.
Recommended Maximum This is the recommended memory
configuration for specific server roles. Recommended maximum is defined
as the upper limit of viable processor and memory configurations based
on price and performance. The recommended maximum configuration is a
guideline. It isn't a support criterion, and it doesn't take into
account the resource requirements of third-party applications that might
access or be installed on the server. The recommended maximum
configuration may change over time based on price changes and technology
advancements.
The following table shows the minimum supported and recommended maximum memory configurations for Exchange 2010.
Memory configurations for Exchange 2010 servers based on installed server roles
e next generation Intel SSD 320 Series offers built-in data
protection features, better performance, larger capacities and more
value for your money.
