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SAMSUNG

SAMSUNG SM863a 960GB SATA 2.5-inch internal SSD

SKU CH-FMGM-Q8Y69

Enterprise 2.5-inch SATA solid-state drive with 960 GB capacity

  • Device TypeInternal Solid State Drive (SSD)
  • Weight3.0000
  • 960 GB capacity stores large enterprise workloads
  • SATA 6 Gb/s interface delivers consistent data throughput
  • 5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
  • 0000 g weight keeps system build light

Samsung SM863a 960GB SATA SSD

The Samsung SM863a is a 2.5‑inch internal solid‑state drive with 960GB capacity and a SATA 6Gb/s interface. It is built for enterprise workloads that demand consistent read and write performance in servers or storage arrays.

No bundled accessories or software

The drive ships as a bare unit without cables, mounting brackets or management software. System integrators must supply their own SATA data and power connections and any cloning or monitoring tools they prefer.

Highlights

  • 960 GB capacity stores large enterprise workloads
  • SATA 6 Gb/s interface delivers consistent data throughput
  • 5-inch form factor fits standard drive bays
  • 0000 g weight keeps system build light

Specifications

Device TypeInternal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Weight3.0000

Questions about this item

How often will the Samsung SM863a 960GB need its firmware updated to maintain endurance?

Samsung releases firmware updates for the SM863a series to optimise performance and address compatibility; apply updates through Samsung Magician or the vendor tool when a new version is published.

What is the first limit the SM863a 960GB hits during sustained writes?

The drive is rated for 1.3 drive writes per day over five years, so the write-endurance budget is the first constraint reached under continuous heavy write workloads.

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