Micron Technology, Inc.
Micron Technology, Inc. 5400 BOOT 240GB SATA M.2 22x80mm 3D TLC internal SSD
240 GB SATA M.2 22x80 mm internal SSD with 3D TLC for boot and everyday workloads
- 240GB capacity stores operating system and essential apps
- SATA interface provides broad compatibility with laptops and desktops
- M.2 22x80mm form factor fits standard motherboard slots
- 3D TLC NAND delivers reliable endurance for boot workloads
- Micron 5400 BOOT series engineered for consistent start-up performance
240GB SATA M.2 BOOT Drive
The Micron 5400 BOOT is a 240GB internal solid-state drive built for SATA signalling in an M.2 22x80mm form factor. It uses 3D TLC NAND to deliver reliable read and write performance for operating-system and application loading.
Suits Boot-Drive Upgrades, Not Bulk Storage
This capacity fits builders who need a fast, low-latency system drive for Windows or Linux boot volumes. It is not suited to users who require terabytes of space for media libraries, large game installs or extended data archives.
SATA Interface on M.2 22x80mm
The drive communicates over the SATA protocol while occupying a standard 22mm by 80mm M.2 slot. Verify that the motherboard or laptop M.2 socket supports SATA signalling before purchase.
Puncte forte
- 240GB capacity stores operating system and essential apps
- SATA interface provides broad compatibility with laptops and desktops
- M.2 22x80mm form factor fits standard motherboard slots
- 3D TLC NAND delivers reliable endurance for boot workloads
- Micron 5400 BOOT series engineered for consistent start-up performance
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Do I need an M.2 slot that supports SATA for this 240GB 5400 BOOT drive?
Yes, the drive uses the SATA protocol through its M.2 22x80mm connector, so the motherboard slot must be wired for SATA, not only for PCIe.
Will this SATA M.2 SSD work in a system that currently runs an older 2.5-inch SATA hard drive?
Yes, both drives speak SATA, so the operating system can address them together; the M.2 drive simply plugs into the board while the 2.5-inch drive keeps its existing cable.
How can I confirm the 240GB 5400 BOOT SSD is recognised and healthy after installation?
Enter the UEFI or BIOS and verify the drive appears with its 240GB capacity, then boot into the OS and run the vendor's storage utility to check SMART status and run a quick self-test.
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