OWC / Other World Computing 2TB Mercury Electra 6G OWCSSD7E6G02S specs.
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Basic Specs OWC / Other World Computing 2TB Mercury Electra 6G OWCSSD7E6G02S
Drive Specifications:
Controller
Silicon Motion SM2246EN series with 7% over provisioning firmware set
NAND
Tier 1 3D NAND
Form Factor
Standard 7 mm / 2.5"
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s, 3 Gb/s & 1.5 Gb/s supported
SATA 3.0 compliant
Capacity
1920 GB useable capacity
Total Flash Memory Components - 2048 GB
128 GB allocated to real-time data redundancy & error correction
Formatted Capacity
1860 GiB
RAID Support
Qualified for single drive and multiple drive production workstation
RAID 0/1/10/0+1 and SPAN usage
SMART Attributes
Standard
Native Command Queuing
Up to 32 commands
RoHS Compliant
Yes
Format
Unformatted
Silicon Motion SM2246EN series with 7% over provisioning firmware set
NAND
Tier 1 3D NAND
Form Factor
Standard 7 mm / 2.5"
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s, 3 Gb/s & 1.5 Gb/s supported
SATA 3.0 compliant
Capacity
1920 GB useable capacity
Total Flash Memory Components - 2048 GB
128 GB allocated to real-time data redundancy & error correction
Formatted Capacity
1860 GiB
RAID Support
Qualified for single drive and multiple drive production workstation
RAID 0/1/10/0+1 and SPAN usage
SMART Attributes
Standard
Native Command Queuing
Up to 32 commands
RoHS Compliant
Yes
Format
Unformatted
Reliability:
Data Reliability
ECC Recovery: Up to 66 bytes correctable per 1024-byte sector
Security
Chip based data
Encryption: 256-bit AES-compliant
TRIM Support
Yes
Nonrecoverable Read Errors
Less than 1 sector per 1016bits read
ECC Recovery: Up to 66 bytes correctable per 1024-byte sector
Security
Chip based data
Encryption: 256-bit AES-compliant
TRIM Support
Yes
Nonrecoverable Read Errors
Less than 1 sector per 1016bits read
Performance:
Sequential Reads (6Gb/s, Compressible Data)
525 MB/s
Sequential Writes (6GB/s, Compressible Data)
402 MB/s
Sequential Reads (6GB/s, Incompressible Data)
515 MB/s
Sequential Writes (6Gb/s, Incompressible Data)
407 MB/s
525 MB/s
Sequential Writes (6GB/s, Compressible Data)
402 MB/s
Sequential Reads (6GB/s, Incompressible Data)
515 MB/s
Sequential Writes (6Gb/s, Incompressible Data)
407 MB/s
Power:
Active: Less than 2000 mW (2.0 W) expected maximum draw
Idle: Less than 700 mW (0.7 W)
Idle: Less than 700 mW (0.7 W)
Acoustics:
Idle (Typical): 0.0 bels
Seek (Typical): 0.0 bels
Seek (Typical): 0.0 bels
Dimensions:
0.276 x 2.758 x 3.941" / 7 x 70.06 x 100.12 mm
Weight:
0.170 lb ± 2.71 oz
77 g ± 2 g
77 g ± 2 g
Packaging Info OWC / Other World Computing 2TB Mercury Electra 6G OWCSSD7E6G02S
Package Weight:
0.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH):
6.1 x 4.1 x 0.5"
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