Description
Transcend 250N 1 TB Solid State Drive - 2.5" Internal - SATA (SATA/600)
The Transcend SSD250N is a purpose-built solid-state drive engineered for NAS environments, delivering unwavering reliability, consistent performance, and long-term endurance you can trust for always-on storage. In a compact 2.5-inch form factor with a SATA III 6Gb/s interface, this 1 TB SSD combines cutting-edge 3D NAND technology with a design that prioritizes stability, durability, and energy efficiency. Whether you’re building a home NAS to store a growing media library, backing up critical data, or running a small business file server, the SSD250N provides fast, quiet operation and robust data integrity that helps you stay productive without interruption. With Transcend’s reputation for reliability and NAS-optimized performance, this drive is a smart foundation for storage systems that demand dependable access to files, archives, and multimedia assets.
- 1 TB capacity for ample storage of media libraries, backups, and frequently accessed files within your NAS or workstation.
- 3D NAND flash technology enhances endurance and density, delivering durable performance over extended lifetimes in 24/7 environments.
- SATA III 6Gb/s interface provides fast data transfer rates and broad compatibility with modern NAS enclosures and desktops alike.
- 2.5-inch internal form factor for easy replacement or upgrade in standard drive bays and NAS drive trays.
- Designed for NAS reliability with proven stability and durability, ideal for always-on storage solutions that require consistent performance.
Technical Details of Transcend 250N 1 TB Solid State Drive
- Form Factor: 2.5-inch
- Interface: SATA III 6Gb/s (SATA/600)
- Capacity: 1 TB
- NAND Type: 3D NAND flash
- Intended Use: Optimized for NAS environments with a focus on durability, reliability, and stable long-term performance
How to install Transcend 250N 1 TB SSD
- Power down your computer or NAS system and unplug it from power. Ground yourself to avoid static discharge and protect sensitive electronics.
- Open the chassis or NAS drive bay where you will install the SSD. Remove any existing drive if you are upgrading, or prepare an available 2.5-inch drive slot.
- Mount the Transcend SSD250N in a 2.5-inch drive tray or directly in the 2.5-inch bay, securing it with screws or the tray’s retaining mechanism.
- Connect a SATA data cable between the drive and your motherboard or NAS backplane, and connect a SATA power connector to complete the power and data harness.
- Ensure the drive is recognized by your system’s BIOS/UEFI or NAS management interface. If necessary, enter the BIOS to confirm the SATA port is enabled.
- Power on the system and initialize the drive within your operating system or NAS interface. Create a volume or array as needed, format the drive (if required by the system), and assign a name or label for easy identification.
- In a NAS environment, add the new drive to your storage pool or RAID configuration according to your NAS’s guidance. Monitor SMART data and perform routine health checks to maintain reliability over time.
- Once configured, restore data or begin storing files. Regularly back up important information to maximize data protection and leverage the drive’s NAS-friendly performance.
Frequently asked questions
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Q: Is the Transcend SSD250N suitable for NAS devices?
A: Yes. The SSD250N is designed with NAS reliability in mind, offering high durability, stability, and efficient operation for always-on storage environments. -
Q: What capacity options are available for the SSD250N?
A: The model shown is 1 TB, but Transcend offers other capacities in the SSD250N line. Check product listings for available sizes, including higher-capacity options up to 2 TB. -
Q: What interface does this drive use?
A: It uses the SATA III 6Gb/s interface (SATA/600), ensuring broad compatibility with most NAS enclosures, desktops, and laptops. -
Q: Can I install the SSD250N in a desktop PC?
A: Absolutely. The 2.5-inch form factor makes it compatible with most desktops in addition to NAS devices that support 2.5-inch drives. -
Q: Are there any special considerations for NAS usage?
A: For optimal NAS performance, use the drive as part of a storage pool or RAID configuration appropriate for your workload, and monitor SMART health to preempt potential failures. Regular firmware updates from Transcend and a routine backup strategy are recommended for data protection.
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