800GB SAS 12Gbps 2.5in SSD for Dell PowerEdge Servers | Enterprise Solid State Drive in Gen14 Tray

Works great. Actual drive is a Toshiba. Loaded it up in an r730xd and it has been performing great under a very write intensive workload for the last month. Drive looked new and reported 0% wear when I got it. ~$ sudo sg_logs /dev/sdm --page=0x11 TOSHIBA PX04SVQ160 0805 Solid state media page [0x11] Percentage used endurance indicator: 0 %

- Amazing drive quality for the price - I hope these are around for a while at the current price point as we like using them. Thank You

Good communication with the seller. Product as described. Shipped quickly and packed very well.

Works fine, but my Dell R540 doesn’t recognize it as an official Dell item.

What we needed, for the right price and timely delivery for an urgent need.

TechCity shipped a certified HP drive not dell. Response on questioning the device received. "We understand your concern. Please be informed that Water Panther validates compatibility for their drives in the intended systems shown in the item listings. Even though the drive has an HP certification, it is compatible with Dell systems."

These drives have worked flawlessly. Great value as well

I really wanted to bring new life to a slower, old server. These WP 480GB SAS 12Gb/s 2.5 SSD's are performing well and meet my expectations for performance. There is no point for the vendor saying these are for Dell PowerEdge Servers though. These ARE NOT Dell branded and OMSA will report the status as Non-Critical with the yellow warning with exclamation point. Does that impact the performance? Nope. But reporting tools will report it. It is more of an annoyance than anything. In order for the drives to NOT show up with a red X or not validated; do this: 1. Upgrade Dell OpenManage Server Administrator to 8.5.0 or above, if already installed go to the next step. 2. Open the stsvc.ini file located in either the C:\Program Files\Dell\SysMgt\sm or the C:\Program Files (x86)\Dell\SysMgt\smfolder depending on if you have installed the 32-bit/64-bit version. 3. There should be the following ;nonDellCertified flag for blocking all non-dell certified alerts. NonDellCertifiedFlag=yes Change this to the following and save the file. ;nonDellCertified flag for blocking all non-dell certified alerts. NonDellCertifiedFlag=no If you do not find this line in the file you will need to add it in the following place and save the file. This is normally when you upgrade from an older version to 8.5.0. It is very important it is added after the [general] lines or the setting won’t be honored. ;General Settings [general] ;Amount, in seconds, to sleep between each attempt to poll the PV20x, PV21x, and PV22x enclosure(s). EnclosurePollingInterval=30 ;nonDellCertified flag for blocking all non-dell certified alerts. NonDellCertifiedFlag=no 4. Once you have modified the INI file you need to restart the DSM SA Data Manager service in services.msc and Dell OMSA should now report this if you refresh the page. [ credit to Ashley H @ Tough Tech Site ] [ Edit May 6, 2024 ] There is an easier way now to turn of the NonDellCertifiedFlag. Just run this command from an elevated command prompt: omconfig storage globalinfo action=setnondellcertifiedmode mode=no BOOM! No more yellow triangles!