For anyone with a Dell R610/perc h700 in need for enterprise SSDs are a decent price. I am very very happy to report that the newer 12G/s SSDs work fine on the R610 with Perc h700 controller.  They negotiate down to 6G/s speed of the h700 but the drives give 600+ MB/s r/w from a hyper V VM and around 70,000 IOPs.   No errors, no warning etc.     For those with an older (but working fine) server the options for SSDs are a bit antiquated. Approved SSDs are SATA2 and no SAS SSDs on the list because none were available for testing when the R610 came out. The available SSDs on the approved list are either no longer made or if you can get them they are all refurbed with no warranty.    I purchased two 400 gig HUSMH8040BSS200 Enterprise drives.   They are labled Dell Enterprise Plus PN OB32017.  SG-08JYJK-HGS00-78F-OE9V-AO1.     They are actually made for Dell by HGST Ultrastar® SSD800MH.B HUSMH8040BSS200 / 0B31071.    Cost was $430.00 for a pair.  Brand new too.     
I'm running sybase database on a R610 win2012 VM off a 7200 RPM SAS raid 1.   I want to move the VM to a new Raid 1 made up of two SSDs. What is the newest DELL SSD that will work?   I've seen some as old as 2012 and most of them now are refurbs (not sure how good a old SSD is)  and the newer SSDs were never tested by dell.    What if I plugged in a newer 12 GBS SSD (I know it will step down to 6 due to the 700h.   But will it work?    Or should I stick with finding a pair of 2012 dell SSDs? Dell 800GB 6Gbps SATA WI MLC 2.5 SSD S3710 (DPD14) DELL VDPRV INTEL S3500 Series 800GB P/N DPF1J for 2.5" 800 GB SAS SSD and P/N R2PJ7 for 2.5" 400 GB SAS SSD same as sandisk 6hs-400g-21 DELL VDPRV INTEL S3500 Series 800GB Intel S3710 400GB SSD I could probably get away with 400 GB but if the 800 is not too much more I would opt for that.   Will all of these work equally well on the R610 Perc 700h?      
R610 with Perc 700h and which large SSD will work wo errors