Micron 5400 PRO - 3.84 TB SSD, SATA, 2.5"
- — Warranty: 1 Year Warranty
- — Return and exchange up to 30 days
- — Best price
- SSD form factor2.5"
- Solid-state drive capacity3.84 TB
- Read speed540 MB/s
- Write speed520 MB/s
- All features
Proven SATA solutions
The Micron® 5400 is the world’s first data center SATA SSD built with 3D G7 NAND1, delivering 50% better reliability and 67% more endurance than typical data center SATA drives2 in capacities ranging from 240GB to a class-leading 7.68TB3. With a proven architecture that delivers peace of mind, unparalleled reliability and endurance, the 5400 is Micron’s 11th generation of data center SATA SSDs, built on the industry’s broadest portfolio. Simplify your data center transition to flash-based storage with the stability and performance you’ve come to expect from the industry’s most advanced data center SATA SSD.
Qualify quickly and easily
Micron has been designing, manufacturing and supporting data center SATA SSDs since 2009, making the Micron 5400 our 11th generation data center SATA SSD. By leveraging the same foundational architecture across all Micron 5000 series of SSDs, Micron is simplifying the server qualification process. Customers can expect the same proven controller and firmware design in the 5400, but with advanced flash media for better performance, quality and value.
Leverage the broadest portfolio of SATA SSDs
The Micron 5400 SSD is part of the industry’s broadest portfolio of data center SATA SSDs. It gives you more options so that you can get more out of every SATA socket in your servers6. The Micron 5400 SSD is available in capacities ranging from 240GB (for robust boot) to 7.68TB3.
Achieve high reliability and endurance
Expand your SATA platforms with the Micron 5400 for 50% better reliability in mean time to failure (MTTF) and up to 67% greater endurance than what is typically found in data center SATA SSDs2. That endurance, combined with a 5-year warranty5, makes the Micron 5400 the most reliable data center storage solution in the industry.
