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Dell 400-AILU internal solid state drive vs Dell 400-ALXU internal solid state drive

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  • 11specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 5identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The Dell 400-ALXU internal solid state drive has 600 GB more SSD capacity than the Dell 400-AILU internal solid state drive (800 GB vs 200 GB). The Dell 400-ALXU internal solid state drive has 0.7" more SSD form factor than the Dell 400-AILU internal solid state drive (2.5" vs 1.8"). The Dell 400-ALXU internal solid state drive has 6 Gbit/s more data transfer rate than the Dell 400-AILU internal solid state drive (12 Gbit/s vs 6 Gbit/s). Interface: micro SATA on the Dell 400-AILU internal solid state drive, SAS on the Dell 400-ALXU internal solid state drive.

  • SSD capacity
    • 400-AILU internal solid state drive:200 GB
    • 400-ALXU internal solid state drive:800 GB
  • SSD form factor
    • 400-AILU internal solid state drive:1.8"
    • 400-ALXU internal solid state drive:2.5"
  • Interface
    • 400-AILU internal solid state drive:micro SATA
    • 400-ALXU internal solid state drive:SAS
  • Data transfer rate
    • 400-AILU internal solid state drive:6 Gbit/s
    • 400-ALXU internal solid state drive:12 Gbit/s
  • Host transfer rate
    • 400-AILU internal solid state drive:600 MB/s
    • 400-ALXU internal solid state drive:1200 MB/s

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Comparison of 400-AILU, 400-ALXU
13 specifications
Features4 differ
SSD capacityDiffers200 GB800 GB
SSD form factorDiffers1.8"2.5"
InterfaceDiffersmicro SATASAS
Data transfer rateDiffers6 Gbit/s12 Gbit/s
Memory typeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceMLC
Poweridentical
Power consumptionKnown for one600 mAUnknown — not stated by the source
Other features2 differ
Host transfer rateDiffers600 MB/s1200 MB/s
Compatible productsDiffersDell: PowerEdge C4130 PowerEdge FC430 PowerEdge FC830 PowerEdge M830Dell: PowerEdge R730 PowerEdge R730XD PowerEdge T630

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