SOLIDIGM D5-P5336 61.44 TB Solid State Drive - E1.L Internal - PCI Express NVMe (PCI Express NVMe 4.0 x4)

Meet the SOLIDIGM D5-P5336, a flagship 61.44 TB NVMe solid-state drive designed to power modern data centers, enterprise servers, and cloud infrastructure. Built for dense data workflows and demanding workloads, this internal E1.L form factor SSD leverages PCIe 4.0 x4 to deliver exceptional throughput, ultra-responsive access, and consistent performance under sustained load. With such a high-capacity drive, organizations can consolidate massive archives, accelerate large-scale analytics, and support virtualization, databases, and AI workloads without sacrificing reliability or manageability. The D5-P5336 is engineered for server deployments where uptime, data integrity, and predictable performance are non-negotiable, backed by a robust 5-year warranty and enterprise-grade endurance. Whether you’re expanding a storage array, redesigning a backup strategy, or enabling hot data migration in a hyper-converged environment, this drive provides a scalable foundation for growing workloads while maintaining low total cost of ownership.

• Massive capacity for dense data storage: At 61.44 TB, the SOLIDIGM D5-P5336 empowers you to store large multimedia libraries, sensor data, backups, and hot data in a single, durable SSD. This high-capacity footprint is ideal for data-intensive applications, long-term retention, and scale-out storage architectures, reducing the need for frequent tiering or additional drives.
• Blazing NVMe performance with PCIe 4.0 x4: The drive exploits PCIe 4.0 x4 bandwidth to deliver exceptionally high read throughput and low latency, enabling faster boot times, accelerated database queries, and improved virtualization performance. Its sequential read speeds are optimized to handle heavy read workloads and large, streaming data efficiently, which translates to noticeable improvements in data processing pipelines and analytics workloads.
• Enterprise-class endurance and reliability: Rated for 0.58 DWPD (drive writes per day) over the warranty period, the D5-P5336 is designed to withstand constant, mission-critical workloads typical of data centers. The combination of endurance and a 5-year warranty provides long-term confidence for administrators who demand stable performance, predictable maintenance, and reduced risk of drive failure in 24/7 environments.
• Server-ready form factor and compatibility: The E1.L internal form factor is purpose-built for server backplanes, rack-mounted storage enclosures, and data-center environments. This makes the D5-P5336 a straightforward fit for enterprise servers and storage systems, enabling straightforward integration with minimal disruption to ongoing operations.
• Packaging, support, and scalable deployment: Supplied as a 1-pack with enterprise-grade firmware support and optimization for sustained workloads, the D5-P5336 is designed for scalable deployments—from single-node upgrades to large-scale, distributed storage infrastructures. Its high-capacity design helps reduce sprawl while delivering consistent performance across multiple workloads, including databases, analytics, and virtualized environments.

Technical Details of SOLIDIGM D5-P5336 61.44 TB Solid State Drive

• Capacity: 61.44 TB
• Form Factor: E1.L
• Interface: PCIe NVMe 4.0 x4
• Drive Type: Internal SSD for servers
• Endurance (DWPD): 0.58 DWPD
• Sequential Read: Up to 7000 MB/s
• Warranty: 5 years
• Packaging: 1 Pack
• Supported environment: Server devices

how to install SOLIDIGM D5-P5336

Install the SOLIDIGM D5-P5336 into a compatible server or storage system by following these general guidelines. Always consult your hardware vendor’s documentation for slot compatibility, backplane requirements, and firmware considerations before installation.

• Power down the server, unplug from the power source, and ground yourself to prevent static discharge.
• Open the chassis and locate an available E1.L NVMe PCIe drive slot or appropriate drive carrier/backplane.
• Carefully insert the D5-P5336 into the slot or attach it to the backplane, ensuring a secure and level connection.
• Secure the drive with any required screws or carriers per the chassis design, then power on the system and enter the BIOS/UEFI to verify that the drive is detected.
• In the operating system or storage controller software, initialize the new SSD, configure any required RAID or passthrough settings, and format the drive according to your data center workflow.
• If applicable, apply the latest firmware update and verify health status via the storage management tools to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What capacity does SOLIDIGM D5-P5336 offer?

  A: 61.44 TB.

• Q: What interface and form factor does this drive use?

  A: Internal E1.L form factor with PCIe NVMe 4.0 x4 interface.

• Q: What is the endurance rating?

  A: 0.58 DWPD (drive writes per day) over the warranty period.

• Q: What is the warranty?

  A: 5-year warranty.

• Q: What workloads is this drive suited for?

  A: Enterprise server workloads such as databases, virtualization, AI/ML data sets, high-throughput storage, and large-scale data analytics.

• Q: Is this drive suitable for 24/7 data center operations?

  A: Yes. The SOLIDIGM D5-P5336 is designed for enterprise environments with demanding workloads and continuous operation, backed by a 5-year warranty and enterprise-grade endurance.

• Q: Can this drive be used in backplanes and storage arrays?

  A: Yes. The E1.L form factor and PCIe NVMe interface are common in server backplanes and storage arrays, enabling flexible integration into data-center architectures.

• Q: Does this SSD support enterprise data protection features?

  A: The drive is built for reliability and data integrity typical of enterprise NVMe SSDs, including error detection and protection features integral to server-grade storage solutions.

• Q: How should I format and initialize the drive?

  A: Use your operating system’s disk management tools or the storage controller software to initialize, partition, and format the drive according to your deployment strategy (e.g., NVMe namespace setup, RAID configuration, or pass-through mode).