M3CR046 Crucial SSD 4TB - sparepartworld.com

Manufacturer: Crucial
Item Number: M3CR046
Primary Partnummer: M3CR046

Common data

Condition: New
Manufacturer: Crucial

Technical Data

Capacity (GB): 4000 GB
Interface: S-ATA III (6,0 Gb/s) SSD
Form factor: 2.5 inches / 6.4 cm
Height (mm): 7 mm
NAND: 3D-NAND TLC
Random Read (IOPS): 90000
Random Write (IOPS): 90000
Sequential Read (MB/s): 560
Sequential Write (MB/s): 510
Special features: Device Sleep Mode support / Garbage Collection Algorithm / S.M.A.R.T support / TRIM support

Pros of the SSD

working noiseless
low power-consumption
longer period of operation in battery-mode
extremely fast access times
no mechanical abrasion
extremely tough against agitation and vibration
SSD’s tolerate temperatures between 0 and 70 degree of Celsius

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Important and useful informations about laptop Hard Disk Drives

Frequently asked questions about Hard Disk Drives

Are the S-ATA standards compatible?
Yes, the SATA standards are compatible to each other, however the slowest involved connection type will always be used. This means that connecting a SATA 6Gb/s SSD to a SATA 3Gb/s controller will severely limit its peak performance.
More information can be found in the FAQ “What is the difference between P-ATA (IDE), S-ATA, S-ATA II and S-ATA III?”
How can I format or partition a hard drive?
You can use the disk management utility built into Windows 10.
1. Hit the Windows key and type "Control Panel", then hit enter
2. Left click on Administrative Tools
3. Select Computer Management and then Disk Management.
4. After a short loading time you will be shown all connected drive with their respective partitions.
5. Right click on the unformatted drive and click format.
6. Follow the wizard to complete the formatting process.
What hard drive can I install in my Notebook?
You have to pay attention, that your hard drive uses the same connection type and form factor or height.
With the very common 2.5” hard drives you have to check whether your notebook still uses the old PATA standard or SATA and also you have to check what height is compatible since there are multiple heights. 7mm, 9mm and 15mm are the most common ones.
For SSDs there are also small form actors like mSATA or M.2. With the latter one you have to check if the slot supports the SATA and/or PCIe (NVMe) protocol.
The only thing that is not limited is the capacity and speed of your new drive.
What is the difference between P-ATA (IDE), S-ATA, S-ATA II and S-ATA III ?
The difference is in the type of connection and its speed.
- P-ATA/IDE (IDE 100/133) Parallel connection with transfer rates of up to 1 Gbit/s or 100 MB/s to 133 MB/s.
- S-ATA (SATA 150) Serial connection with transfer rates of up to 1.5 Gbit/s or 150 MB/s.
- S-ATA II (SATA 300) Serial connection with transfer rates of up to 3.0 Gbit/s or 300 MB/s.
- S-ATA III (SATA Revision 3.0) Serial connection with transfer rates of up to 6.0 Gbit/s or 600 MB/s.