Get significantly better transactional database performance for less from a Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd server with value SAS and data center NVMe SSDs from KIOXIA - Infographic

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No one wants to be forced to choose between performance and cost when upgrading their flash storage. With RM5 Series value SAS and CD5 Series data center NVMe SSDs, you might not have to. In our hands-on testing, a Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd server with value SAS SSDs outperformed the same server with enterprise SATA SSDs. Data center NVMe SSDs boosted performance even further. In addition, the KIOXIA drives we tested delivered more transactional database performance per dollar than enterprise SATA SSDs. If your business is asking, “What does life after SATA look like?”, value SAS and data center NVMe SSDs from KIOXIA provide an answer.

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Total transactions per second higher is better
RM5 Series value SAS SSDs
4,771
2,779
Enterprise SATA SSDs
Up to
71%
more
transactions
CD5 Series data center NVMe SSDs (no RAID)
5,987
Enterprise SATA SSDs
Up to
115%
more
transactions
2,779
Total transactions per second higher is better
System with RM5 Series value SAS SSDs
0.1150
0.0663
System with enterprise SATA SSDs
TPS per dollar
Up to
73%
more TPS
per dollar
higher is better
System with CD5 Series data center NVMe SSDs
0.1389
System with enterprise SATA SSDs
0.0663
TPS per dollar higher is better
Up to
109%
more TPS
per dollar
A PowerEdge R740xd server with drives from KIOXIA achieved
better transactional database performance at a lower cost than
the same server with enterprise SATA SSDs
Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd server running a transactional database workload
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Speed up your
transactional database
performance
A Dell EMC™
PowerEdge™
R740xd server
configured with
RM5 Series value
SAS SSDs boosted
transactions per second
by 71 percent compared to
the enterprise SATA SSDs we
tested. CD5 Series data center
NVMe™
SSDs delivered an
increase of 115 percent versus
enterprise SATA SSDs.
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Value SAS and data center
NVMe SSDs delivered,
respectively, up to 73
percent and 109 percent
better transactional database
performance per dollar than
the enterprise SATA
SSDs we tested.
RM5 Series value SAS and
CD5 Series data center NVMe SSDs from KIOXIA
Value SAS SSDs deliver a 12Gb/s connection, and data center NVMe SSDs from
KIOXIA push transfer speeds to 32 gigatransfers per second (GT/s).1
SATA SSDs,
by contrast, have had the same 6Gb/s transfer speeds since 2008.2
1 KIOXIA, “Life After SATA,” accessed October 4, 2019, https://business.kioxia.com/en-us/ssd/life-after-sata.html#value-sas.
2 “New SATA Spec Will Double Data Transfer Speeds to 6 Gb/s,” accessed October 4, 2019,
https://sata-io.org/system/files/member-downloads/SATA_6Gb_Phy_PR_Finalv2.pdf.

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