LENOVO, INC.
Lenovo M.2 Enablement Kit
Lenovo M.2 Enablement Kit
SKU:1630907
Supports a Lenovo-patented M.2 adapter. Design for convenient operating system boot functions. Available M.2 adapters support either one M.2 drive, or two M.2 drives in a RAID 1 configuration, for the boot drive performance and reliability. High-speed RAID controllers. Provide 12 Gb SAS connectivity to the drive backplanes. A variety of RAID adapters are available, with cache up to 4 TB and support for 12 drives on a single controller. Lenovo XClarity administrator. Offers comprehensive hardware management tools that help to increase uptime reduce costs and improve productivity through advanced server management capabilities. Intel hyper-threading technology. Boosts performance for multithreaded applications by enabling simultaneous multithreading within each processor core, up to two threads per core. The server includes an XClarity Controller (XCC). Monitor server availability and perform remote management. XCC Enterprise is included as standard, which enables remote KVM and remote media files (ISO and IMG image files), boot capture, and power capping. Support. for up to 96 TruDDR4 DIMMs operating at 2666 MHz means you have the fastest available memory subsystem and memory capacity of up to 12 TB using 96x 128 GB 3DS RDIMMs. Intelligent and adaptive system. Performance with Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 allows processor cores to run at maximum speeds during peak workloads by temporarily exceeding processor TDP. The use of solid-state drives (SSDs). Instead of, or along with, mechanical hard disk drives (HDDs), can improve I/O performance. An SSD can support up to 100 times more I/O operations per second (IOPS) than a typical HDD. Flexible slot. The server has a dedicated flexible LAN-on-motherboard (LOM) slot offering a variety of 10 GbE or Gigabit Ethernet adapters that do not occupy one of the standard PCIe slots. Intel Virtualization Technology. Integrates hardware-level virtualization hooks that allow operating system vendors to better use the hardware for virtualization workloads.