Following Toshiba, Samsung, SanDisk and Intel, Micron has finally released the new 5200 series SSD as early as January this year. For commercial customers, the launch includes the 5200 PRO and 5200 ECO series. With the conventional 2.5-inch specification, the maximum capacity is 7.68TB. Due to the SATA3 bandwidth bottleneck, more highlights are IOPS and write life. The official said that the system can meet the needs of professional workstation users who have high-capacity and ultra-durable requirements. The 5200 PRO series has a maximum capacity of 1.92TB at the time, and the maximum capacity has been upgraded to 3.84TB, providing a 5-year warranty.

The conventional 2.5-inch 7mm ultra-thin metal body measures 100.45mm x 69.85mm x 7mm and weighs 70 grams. It is compatible with laptops, mini PCs or desktops. In addition to the 960GB and 1.92TB released at the time, the 5200 PRO series now has an optional capacity of 3.84TB. The configuration scheme is the same. They are all equipped with the same main control as the 5100 series. Magnesium's own 64-layer 3DTLC NAND particles are based on continuous reading and writing. Both can provide 540MB / s and 520MB / s, 4K random read can provide 95000 IOPS, write, 960GB and 1.92TB can reach 32000IOPS, and the new 3.84TB is relatively a little worse, can reach 24,500 IOPS.

In terms of write life, it is maintained between 2.27 PBW and 17.6 PBW depending on the version. The 960GB capacity version provides 2.27 PBW, the 1.92TB capacity version provides 5.95 PBW, and the 3.84TB capacity version provides 17.6 PBW for ultra-durable performance. The official promises a five-year warranty.