Cisco 1.90 TB SATA 6Gb/s 2.5" Internal SSD

The Cisco 1.90 TB Solid State Drive is built to elevate your digital workflow with exceptional speed, reliability, and efficiency. This 2.5-inch internal SSD uses the SATA/600 interface to deliver fast data access, swift boot times, and seamless application loading, making it an ideal upgrade for workstations, servers, and Cisco-compatible storage setups. With a generous 1.90 TB of flash capacity, you can store operating systems, critical software, large datasets, virtual machines, and multimedia libraries with ample room to grow, all while enjoying quieter operation and lower power consumption compared to traditional hard drives. Designed to withstand demanding workloads, this Cisco SSD is engineered for durability, consistent performance, and long-term value in professional environments.

• Huge capacity for professionals: 1.90 TB of high-density flash to accommodate operating systems, business applications, databases, VMs, and media libraries with room to scale.
• High-speed data access: SATA III (SATA/600) interface delivers rapid sequential and random I/O, reducing boot times and accelerating data-intensive tasks.
• Slim 2.5-inch form factor: A standard internal drive size that fits most desktops, servers, and Cisco-compatible storage bays without clutter or compatibility concerns.
• Reliable, enterprise-ready performance: Designed to deliver consistent throughput under demanding workloads while maintaining low idle power and cooler operation.
• Easy integration and upgrade: Simple replacement for existing 2.5" drives in supported Cisco systems and workstations, with straightforward installation and minimal downtime.

Technical Details of Cisco 1.90 TB Solid State Drive

• Capacity: 1.90 TB
• Form Factor: 2.5-inch internal
• Interface: SATA III (6 Gbps) — SATA/600 compliant
• Tested for reliability in enterprise environments and optimized for continuous workloads
• Type: Solid State Drive (SSD)
• Usage: Suitable for Cisco devices, servers, workstations, and other 2.5" drive bays requiring fast, compact storage

How to install Cisco 1.90 TB Solid State Drive

• Power down the system completely and unplug from any power source. Ground yourself to prevent static discharge and handle the drive by its edges.
• Open the chassis or access the drive bay where a 2.5" internal drive fits. Remove any existing drive if you’re upgrading, keeping screws and mounting hardware organized.
• Connect the SATA data cable and the SATA power connector to the drive. Ensure the connectors are seated firmly and aligned correctly to avoid loose connections.
• Mount the SSD securely in the 2.5" bay using the appropriate screws, ensuring the drive sits flush and does not obstruct airflow within the enclosure.
• Reattach any cables and close the chassis. Power on the system and enter BIOS/UEFI to detect the new drive. If necessary, set the drive as a boot or storage device based on your intended use.
• Initialize, partition, and format the drive using your operating system’s disk management tools. Install the OS or transfer data as needed. For best performance, enable AHCI mode in BIOS and align partitions to the drive’s native boundaries.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the capacity of this Cisco solid-state drive?
  A: The drive offers 1.90 terabytes of storage space in a 2.5-inch internal form factor with a SATA III interface.
• Q: What systems is this SSD compatible with?
  A: It is designed for 2.5-inch drive bays and is suitable for Cisco devices, servers, and compatible workstations that support SATA SSDs. Always verify compatibility with your specific model and firmware before upgrading.
• Q: What performance benefits can I expect?
  A: You can expect faster boot times, quicker application launches, improved data access, and overall smoother operation for workloads that benefit from solid-state storage, thanks to the SATA III interface and enterprise-grade flash performance.
• Q: Is there any warranty information available?
  A: Warranty details vary by retailer and product line. Please consult the seller’s warranty policy or Cisco’s product documentation for the exact terms and duration.
• Q: How do I ensure longevity and reliability of this SSD?
  A: For best results, use the drive in an environment within its rated operating temperatures, enable proper cooling, keep firmware up to date, and perform regular backups. Avoid excessive write cycles in scenarios that create unnecessary wear, and consider enabling TRIM support if your operating system and hardware configuration permit it.