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Lenovo
Lenovo 5400 MAX 960 GB 2.5" SATA Enterprise SSD 4XB7A82290
960 GB 2.5" SATA enterprise SSD built for mixed-use server workloads with hot-swap support and 256-bit AES encryption
- 960 GB capacity supports mixed-use server workloads
- 5-inch hot-swap form factor fits ThinkSystem SR250 V2 and ST250 V2 bays
- SATA 600 interface delivers consistent throughput for enterprise arrays
- 256-bit AES encryption with TCG Enterprise SSC protects data at rest
- Built on Micron 5400 MAX architecture for mixed-use endurance
Lenovo 5400 MAX Enterprise SSD
The Lenovo 5400 MAX is a 960 GB 2.5 inch SATA solid-state drive built for mixed-use server workloads. It fits ThinkSystem SR250 V2 and ST250 V2 bays and supports hot-swap replacement without downtime.
SATA 6Gb/s interface and hot-swap
The drive connects through a standard SATA 600 interface and is mechanically hot-swappable in supported Lenovo chassis. This single spec determines whether the part will install and operate in the target server slot.
960 GB mixed-use capacity with encryption
The 960 GB capacity handles read-intensive and write-intensive tasks typical of database logs, virtualisation caches and boot volumes. 256-bit AES hardware encryption secures data at rest, while the mixed-use rating means endurance drops off under sustained heavy write streams.
Highlights
- 960 GB capacity supports mixed-use server workloads
- 5-inch hot-swap form factor fits ThinkSystem SR250 V2 and ST250 V2 bays
- SATA 600 interface delivers consistent throughput for enterprise arrays
- 256-bit AES encryption with TCG Enterprise SSC protects data at rest
- Built on Micron 5400 MAX architecture for mixed-use endurance
Specifications
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 170 × 132 × 66 mm |
Questions about this item
What real-world speed will the 960 GB drive deliver inside a server?
The SATA 600 interface limits throughput to 6 Gb/s, so the drive will saturate at the bus ceiling rather than its internal NAND speed.
Does the SATA 600 connection restrict the 5400 MAX in daily use?
Yes, the 6 Gb/s link sets a hard ceiling on sequential transfers, making the interface the bottleneck for large-block workloads.
Will the 2.5 inch hot-swap tray fit my ThinkSystem SR250 V2 bay?
The drive is validated for ThinkSystem SR250 V2 7D7Q and 7D7R 2.5 inch bays, so it slides directly into those hot-swap carriers.
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