Lenovo ThinkSystem PM1735 1.60 TB Solid State Drive - Plug-in Card Internal - PCI Express NVMe (PCI Express NVMe 4.0 x8)

The Lenovo ThinkSystem PM1735 1.60 TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 x8 internal solid state drive is a purpose-built, enterprise-grade storage accelerator designed for data centers. This PCIe NVMe plug-in card brings high-performance flash storage directly to your сервер ecosystem, delivering fast sequential throughput, ultra-low latency, and reliable endurance for demanding workloads. Built to integrate with Lenovo ThinkSystem servers and a wide range of PCIe-enabled platforms, the PM1735 is optimized for scalable storage expansion, accelerated databases, virtualization environments, real-time analytics, and cloud-scale applications. By combining a compact plug-in card form factor with a dense 1.60 TB capacity, it enables efficient, cost-effective upgrades to existing servers without the need for major chassis or rack reconfiguration. If you’re seeking to reduce bottlenecks, improve boot times, shorten data access, and enhance I/O consistency across workloads, the PM1735 delivers the robust performance and dependable reliability that data centers require.

• 1.60 TB capacity with a PCIe 4.0 x8 NVMe interface provides strong sequential throughput and low latency for enterprise applications, enabling faster data access and improved server responsiveness.
• Designed for data center workloads, including databases, virtualization, analytics, and AI-ready pipelines, with endurance and reliability tailored for continuous operation in demanding environments.
• Plug-in card form factor offers easy deployment in Lenovo ThinkSystem servers and other compatible systems, delivering a simple upgrade path that minimizes downtime and configuration complexity.
• Engineered for sustained performance and longevity, delivering consistent I/O performance under heavy workloads while maintaining efficient power usage and thermal management.
• Broad workload compatibility and scalable storage density make the PM1735 a versatile component for accelerating current applications and enabling future growth in the data center.

Technical Details of Lenovo ThinkSystem PM1735 1.60 TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 x8 Internal SSD

• Capacity: 1.60 TB
• Interface: PCIe 4.0 NVMe
• Form Factor: Plug-in PCIe NVMe add-in card (internal)
• Target use: Enterprise-grade storage accelerator designed for Lenovo ThinkSystem servers and other PCIe-enabled systems

How to install Lenovo ThinkSystem PM1735

• Power down the server or workstation and disconnect it from power to prevent static discharge and electrical hazards.
• Open the chassis and locate an available PCIe x8 slot that supports NVMe add-in cards. Ensure that the slot is unobstructed and aligned with the card’s edge connector.
• Remove the mounting bracket if necessary and carefully insert the PM1735 into the PCIe x8 slot, applying even pressure until the connector seats firmly. Do not force the card beyond its seating position.
• Secure the card to the chassis with the appropriate screw or retention mechanism to prevent movement during operation and airflow disruptions.
• Close the chassis, reconnect power, and boot the system. Enter the BIOS/UEFI to confirm the PM1735 is detected, and apply any vendor-specific firmware updates if recommended by Lenovo or the system manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the capacity of the PM1735 in this listing? A: 1.60 TB.
• Q: What interface does it use? A: PCIe 4.0 x8 NVMe, in an internal plug-in card form factor.
• Q: Is it compatible with Lenovo ThinkSystem servers? A: Yes, it is designed for Lenovo ThinkSystem servers and other PCIe-enabled systems that support NVMe add-in cards.
• Q: What workloads is the PM1735 suitable for? A: It supports a broad range of enterprise workloads, including databases, virtualization, analytics, and cloud-scale applications that demand low latency and high throughput.
• Q: Do I need any special drivers or firmware? A: Modern Linux and Windows Server environments typically include NVMe drivers; check Lenovo support for any firmware updates or vendor recommendations to optimize performance and reliability.