Kingston DC3000ME 15.36TB SSD Review

1. Introduction2. Kingston DC3000ME 15.36TB3. Testing Methodology4. ATTO5. Sustained Sequential Read/Write Performance6. 4KB Random Read/Write Performance7. 8KB Random Read/Write Performance8. 4K Random 80/20 Mix Read/Write9. 8K Random 80/20 Mix Read/Write10. SPECworkstation 3.111. Workload Scenarios12. Performance Stability13. Temperatures14. Closing Thoughts15. View All Pages

We took note of the drive’s temperature during some of our benchmarking runs.

Kingston's DC3000ME enclosure design includes a series of ribs on top and bottom to aid with cooling. Under benchmarking, the hottest the drive got was 63°C when the drive was running the Web File Server 64K test, which is close to the quoted maximum operating temperature of 70°C. The drive averaged 50.4°C when running our benchmarks.

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