Micron
Micron MTFDDAK960TDC-1AT1ZABYY 5200 ECO 960GB SATA 2.5" SSD
A 960 GB SATA solid-state drive delivering 540 MB/s reads and 520 MB/s writes with 95,000 random read IOPS in a 2.5-inch form factor
- 960 GB capacity stores large workloads
- 540 MB/s sequential read accelerates data access
- 520 MB/s sequential write speeds up file saves
- 95,000 IOPS random read boosts application responsiveness
- 28,000 IOPS random write improves multi-tasking throughput
Capacity and interface
This Micron 5200 ECO solid-state drive provides 960GB of storage over a SATA 6.0Gbps link. It suits laptops or desktops that need a straightforward capacity boost without changing drive bays or cables.
Thermals noise and power draw
With no moving parts the drive runs silently and generates minimal heat during typical workloads. Sequential reads reach 540 Mb/s and writes 520 Mb/s while random performance hits 95,000 read and 28,000 write IOPS.
Upgrade path and when it matters
The 2.5-inch form factor drops directly into existing SATA bays, replacing mechanical hard drives of similar capacity. The jump is worthwhile when faster boot times and application loading are needed without moving to a different interface.
Highlights
- 960 GB capacity stores large workloads
- 540 MB/s sequential read accelerates data access
- 520 MB/s sequential write speeds up file saves
- 95,000 IOPS random read boosts application responsiveness
- 28,000 IOPS random write improves multi-tasking throughput
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 2.5" SATA drive in my laptop?
Connect the SATA data and power cables to the 2.5" drive, secure it in the drive bay, then initialise the 960GB volume in the operating system.
What maintenance or replacement will the Micron 96-layer 3D TLC NAND need over time?
The 5200 ECO series is rated for typical client workloads; monitor SMART health attributes and replace the SSD once the endurance indicator approaches its limit.
Which limit appears first during sustained writes on this 540 MB/s sequential drive?
The sequential write speed of 520 MB/s will be the first bottleneck under continuous heavy write workloads.
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