EXPIRED $50: 1.9TB Micron 9200 Pro with Adapter

[nexox]

Also nice to see: 9 DRAM chips, so it's actually running ECC on the cache, not just the NAND (the product brief isn't really specific about that point.)

As I look harder at the photos, there seems to be more power circuitry than I would have expected, and most of it is on the opposite side of the drive from the power connector - I wonder if they're placed there so they get the coolest airflow through those small front vents, and whether that 71C temperature sensor might actually be on a VRM.

 

[TRACKER]

i found pic of the internals of p4510 and also maybe interesting info: cap on the p4510 is rated up to 105°C, the one on micron drive is up to 125°C.
So perhaps just coincidence or perhaps there was a reason for that

 

[nexox]

i found pic of the internals of p4510 and also maybe interesting info: cap on the p4510 is rated up to 105°C, the one on micron drive is up to 125°C.
So perhaps just coincidence or perhaps there was a reason for that

There's way less power circuitry in that p4510, and the VRM(s) and important inductors have thermal material on them, both more in line with what I would have expected from an SSD.

 

[Whaaat]

I wonder if they're placed there so they get the coolest airflow through those small front vents

Yep, designed with 1U air suckers in mind. Great for servers, headache in any desktop

 

[Samir]

Yep, designed with 1U air suckers in mind. Great for servers, headache in any desktop

"With great power comes great responsibility"

 

[Auggie]

"With great power comes great responsibility fan noise"

 

[Samir]

Good one! Although I never hear any of that in my setup.

 

[TRACKER]

Talked to Micron .... Result FW 101008t0 (Pwd: STH_Micron)

Pwd not working

 

[gb00s]

Talked to Micron .... Result FW 101008t0 (Pwd: STH_Micron)

Works perfectly fine here.

 

[TRACKER]

Works perfectly fine here.

yes, it works now