
Hitachi
Hitachi 0T00833 HGST Ultrastar SN100 3.2TB Internal SSD
2.5 InchUSB 3.0
3.2TB of PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe firepower that puts enterprise-class sequential throughput inside a standard 2.5-inch bay.
$535.99*
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Overview
Key Features
Installation Type: Internal Solid State Drive
Dimensions: 2.5 Inch Form Factor
Storage Capacity: 3.2 TB
Connectivity: USB 3.0 Interface
Compatibility: Works with Desktop Computers
Specifications
Capacity
3.2 TB
Interface
PCIe 3.0 x4 (NVMe)
Form Factor
2.5-inch U.2 (SFF-8639)
Endurance
10 DWPD (enterprise-rated)
Compatible Systems
Desktop Computers (with U.2 host or adapter)
Brand
HGST (Hitachi)
Model
0T00833
Frequently Asked Questions
What interface does the Ultrastar SN100 use — is it SATA or NVMe?
NVMe over PCIe 3.0 x4. Despite the listing mentioning USB 3.0, the SN100 is a PCIe/NVMe drive. It requires a U.2 (SFF-8639) host connector, not a SATA or USB port. Confirm your motherboard or HBA supports U.2 before purchasing.
What workloads is the SN100 3.2TB designed for?
Enterprise mixed-read/write workloads — database serving, virtualization, and high-frequency transactional I/O. The 3.2TB capacity with high write endurance makes it suited for write-intensive applications that would wear out consumer NVMe drives quickly.
Will this drive work in a standard desktop PC?
Only if your motherboard has a U.2 port or you use a PCIe adapter card with an SFF-8639 connector. Most consumer motherboards lack a native U.2 slot, so an add-in card is typically required for desktop use.
What is the rated endurance on this drive?
The SN100 series is rated for high drive writes per day (DWPD), typically 10 DWPD — meaning it can sustain writing its full capacity 10 times per day over a 5-year warranty period. That is orders of magnitude beyond consumer SSDs rated at 0.3–1 DWPD.
Does the SN100 require any special drivers?
It uses the standard NVMe driver stack. Modern server operating systems (Windows Server, Linux) detect it natively. No proprietary driver is required, though firmware updates are managed via HGST/WD enterprise utilities.