Enterprise hardware · New & pre-owned supply
sales@aster-rackit.com English / Global
ProductsView all products
BrandsView all brands
SolutionsView all solutions
ServicesView all services
Resources
AboutView all about
Request a quote
All parts

Lenovo · SSD & hard drives

4XB7A95057

ThinkSystem 2.5" U.3 7500 MAX 6.4TB Mixed Use NVMe PCIe 4.0 x4 HS SSD

Product specifications

Brand
Lenovo
Option part number
4XB7A95057
Product category
SSD & hard drives
Capacity
6.4TB
Drive type
SSD
Drive bay / carrier designation
2.5"
Form factor designation
U.3
Storage protocol
NVMe
PCIe designation
PCIe 4.0 x4
Workload class
Mixed Use

Model compatibility

Compatibility depends on the system generation and installed options. Please confirm the full model, chassis configuration and any existing parts before ordering.

Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650 V3

Confirm the required configuration with our parts team.

Lenovo ThinkSystem SR645 V3

Confirm the required configuration with our parts team.

  • Please contact us to confirm availability and the required accessories.
  • Confirm model compatibility and installation requirements before ordering.

More Lenovo ssd & hard drives

These are separate products, not confirmed substitutes for this part.

PHOTOGRAPHS THAT SUPPORT YOUR RFQ

Match the part number and physical interface.

Attach a photo brief to the request for Lenovo 4XB7A95057. This is a checklist to agree, not a record that inspection has already been performed.

01

Label and connector views

Ask for manufacturer and OEM part numbers, front/back views and the connector or edge contacts. Capacity, interface, form factor and intended host must match the requested component.

02

Lot and condition

Record quantity, condition, firmware or hardware revision where relevant, plus representative and exception photographs. Avoid relying on one generic image for a mixed lot.

03

Protect the shipment

Request individual separation, antistatic protection and connector protection as appropriate. Show the components in trays or packing, without inventing a component-specific boot screen.