Micron 5400 MAX 1.92 TB Solid State Drive - 2.5" Internal - SATA (SATA/600) - Mixed Use

The Micron 5400 MAX 1.92 TB Solid State Drive is a powerful and reliable solution designed for data centers and enterprise-level server environments. This advanced SATA SSD provides exceptional performance, stability, and security, making it the ideal choice for businesses looking to upgrade their storage solutions. With a robust capacity of 1.92 TB and innovative 176-layer NAND technology, the Micron 5400 MAX not only enhances your system's efficiency but also extends its lifespan.

• Industry-Leading Performance: The Micron 5400 MAX delivers best-in-class write performance, both sequential and random, making it suitable for a variety of mixed-use applications. It's engineered to fully utilize typical network bandwidth (up to 50 GbE), ensuring that your data transfers are both fast and efficient.
• Unmatched Reliability: With Mean Time To Failure (MTTF) and endurance ratings 50% higher than competing data center SATA SSDs, the Micron 5400 MAX is built for longevity and durability. Backed by a standard 5-year data center warranty, you can trust that your data is safe and secure.
• Easy Integration: The Micron 5400 MAX is designed with compatibility in mind, making it a straightforward replacement for 10K and 7.2K HDDs. Its proven architecture is trusted by all major server OEMs, ensuring easy qualification and seamless integration into existing systems.
• Advanced Security Features: Equipped with integrated, hardware-based AES 256-bit encryption, the Micron 5400 MAX protects your sensitive data without sacrificing performance. Additional firmware-based security options like TCG Enterprise and TCG Opal provide further peace of mind.
• Data Integrity Assurance: This SSD features enterprise data path protection to ensure data accuracy and integrity for both application data and metadata. The power loss signal support and power hold-up circuit also protect against unexpected power loss, securing your data in flight and at rest.

Technical Details of the Micron 5400 MAX 1.92 TB SSD

• Capacity: 1.92 TB
• Form Factor: 2.5 inches
• Interface: SATA (SATA/600)
• NAND Type: 176-layer 3D NAND
• Endurance Rating: 50% higher than leading competitors
• Warranty: 5-year standard data center SSD warranty
• Security Features: AES 256-bit encryption, TCG Enterprise, TCG Opal 2.0

How to Install the Micron 5400 MAX SSD

1. Ensure that the server or computer is powered off and unplugged.
2. Open the chassis to access the drive bays.
3. Locate an available SATA drive bay and remove any existing drives if necessary.
4. Insert the Micron 5400 MAX SSD into the SATA slot firmly until it clicks into place.
5. Reconnect any cables (power and SATA) securely to the SSD.
6. Close the chassis and power on the system.
7. Once the operating system is booted, check the SSD's recognition and format it if needed using your system's storage management tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the lifespan of the Micron 5400 MAX SSD?

The Micron 5400 MAX SSD offers a higher endurance rating and an MTTF that is 50% greater than competing models, making it a reliable choice for long-term use in data center environments.

2. Is the Micron 5400 MAX compatible with my existing server?

Yes, the Micron 5400 MAX is designed to be easily integrated into existing server setups, serving as a direct replacement for 10K and 7.2K HDDs with its SATA interface.

3. How does the AES 256-bit encryption work?

AES 256-bit encryption is a hardware-based security feature that encrypts data stored on the drive, ensuring that sensitive information is protected without impacting the drive's performance.

4. Can the Micron 5400 MAX SSD be used for gaming?

While primarily designed for data centers and enterprise applications, the Micron 5400 MAX SSD's high performance and speed make it suitable for gaming, especially for loading games and applications quickly.

5. What should I do if the SSD is not recognized by my system?

If the SSD is not recognized, ensure that it is properly seated in the SATA slot and that all connections are secure. You may also need to check your BIOS settings to ensure that the drive is enabled and recognized.