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Micron
Part number: MTFDDAK1T9TGA-1BC1ZABYY
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The Micron MTFDDAK1T9TGA-1BC1ZABYY is a 1.92TB 5400 PRO data center SSD with a SATA 6Gb/s interface in a standard 2.5-inch, 7mm case. Micron's part numbering decodes it directly: AK is the 2.5-inch body, 1T9 is 1,920GB, GA is the PRO read-intensive tier, and the Z in the suffix means it is not a self-encrypting drive. It uses Micron 3D TLC NAND and is hot-plug capable.
SATA remains a practical choice when a server, storage appliance or hyperconverged node already has SATA bays and an HBA or RAID controller that handles SATA. This drive is aimed at read-heavy use: boot and OS volumes, VM templates, file and web serving, backup landing zones and archive tiers. Micron rates the 1.92TB model at 5,256 TB written, about 1.5 drive writes per day over five years, with 95,000 random 4K read IOPS and 33,000 random write IOPS. Sequential speed is up to 540 MB/s read and 520 MB/s write, which is the practical ceiling of the SATA bus.
SATA drives work on SATA-only and SAS backplanes, since SAS controllers accept SATA devices, but they do not use NVMe or U.2 bays. The drive ships bare, so OEM servers from Dell, HPE and Lenovo need the matching carrier. Their management software may report the firmware as non-OEM. Power draw is low: about 1.5W at idle and 3.6W during sequential writes.
Before ordering, check:
| Capacity | 1.92TB (1,920GB) |
|---|---|
| Interface | SATA 6Gb/s |
| Form factor | 2.5in, 7mm |
| NAND | Micron 176-layer 3D TLC |
| Sequential read/write | 540 / 520 MB/s |
| Random 4K read/write | 95,000 / 33,000 IOPS |
| Random 70/30 mixed | 58,000 IOPS |
| Endurance | 5,256 TBW (about 1.5 DWPD) |
| Power | 1.5W idle, 3.0W seq read, 3.6W seq write |
| MTTF | 3 million hours |
| Encryption | Non-SED |
| MPN | MTFDDAK1T9TGA-1BC1ZABYY |
Generally yes. SAS controllers and backplanes accept SATA drives. It will run at SATA 6Gb/s speeds, and it will not work in an NVMe-only U.2 bay.
Micron rates it at 5,256 TB written, which is about 1.5 full drive writes per day over five years.
In Micron's 5400 numbering, the Z indicates no SED encryption and AB indicates the standard hardware build. The 1T9 and GA earlier in the number mark 1.92TB and the PRO tier.
Yes. It fits boot, OS and other read-heavy roles well. Many buyers mirror two drives for redundancy.