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Micron R5400M1T9E 5400 MAX 1.92 TB SATA enterprise SSD
1.92 TB SATA enterprise SSD built for high reliability and endurance in data centre servers
- Enterprise storage refresh made simple with SATA interface
- 92 TB capacity supports data centre workloads
- 5400 MAX series designed for high reliability and endurance
- Broad SATA SSD portfolio enables quick qualification
- Affordable SATA solution for server upgrades
Micron 5400 MAX 1.92 TB SATA SSD
The Micron 5400 MAX is a 1.92 TB enterprise solid-state drive built for SATA 6Gb/s interfaces. It is designed to refresh data centre servers with a fast, easy and affordable storage upgrade. The drive carries Micron’s 5400 series reliability and endurance for continuous operation.
Suited for SATA-based server refreshes
This drive suits administrators who need to qualify and deploy a broad portfolio of SATA SSDs in existing 6Gb/s infrastructure. It is not suited for workloads that require a PCIe interface, nor for installations that depend on a different physical connector or protocol.
1.92 TB capacity on SATA 6Gb/s
The single specification that decides fit is the 1.92 TB capacity delivered over a SATA 6Gb/s connection. Verify that the target system provides a compatible SATA port and the required drive bay before purchase.
Highlights
- Enterprise storage refresh made simple with SATA interface
- 92 TB capacity supports data centre workloads
- 5400 MAX series designed for high reliability and endurance
- Broad SATA SSD portfolio enables quick qualification
- Affordable SATA solution for server upgrades
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the 1.92 TB endurance limit for the 5400 MAX under sustained write workloads?
The Micron 5400 MAX is built for high endurance enterprise workloads, qualifying quickly for data center server refreshes.
How much noise and heat does the SATA 6Gb/s SSD generate when running continuously?
With no moving parts, the SATA SSD operates silently and produces minimal heat during all-day server deployments.
Which SATA host interface must the server already provide for this drive to function?
The drive requires a standard SATA 6Gb/s port on the server backplane or controller to operate.
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