Description
Data Encryption and Security
Data encryption refers to the process of converting plain text into a coded format (cipher text) to prevent unauthorized access or tampering. It is an important aspect of data security, as it helps to protect sensitive information from being accessed or read by unauthorized users.
In the context of the Seagate ZA2000CM1A003 2TB SATA-6GBPS 3D TLC Solid State Drive, data encryption can be achieved through hardware-based encryption, where the encryption process is performed by the drive itself, or through software-based encryption, where the encryption process is performed by the operating system or a third-party software.
Hardware-based encryption is more secure, as the encryption process is performed within the drive and the data remains encrypted even if the drive is removed from the system. It is also faster, as the encryption process does not slow down the system.
Software-based encryption is less secure, as the encryption process is performed by the operating system, which can be vulnerable to hacking or malware attacks. It is also slower, as the encryption process consumes system resources and slows down the system.
Facilities of TLC Technology
TLC (Triple-Level Cell) technology is a type of flash memory that stores three bits of data per cell. This allows for higher storage capacity in a smaller physical space compared to traditional flash memory that only stores one or two bits of data per cell.
The following are the facilities of TLC technology:
- Increased Storage Capacity: TLC technology offers higher storage capacity compared to traditional flash memory, making it ideal for large-capacity solid-state drives.
- Cost-Effective: TLC technology is cost-effective compared to other types of flash memory, making it a popular choice for consumer devices.
- Reliability: TLC technology is reliable, as it uses error correction codes to detect and correct data errors.
- Power Efficient: TLC technology is power-efficient, consuming less energy compared to traditional flash memory.
- Improved Write Performance: TLC technology has improved write performance compared to traditional flash memory, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.
- Longer Lifespan: TLC technology has a longer lifespan compared to traditional flash memory, ensuring that data stored on the drive remains intact for a longer period.
TLC technology provides a cost-effective, reliable, and efficient storage solution for consumer devices, making it a popular choice for solid-state drives.
Data Transfer Rate
Data Transfer Rate refers to the speed at which data is transferred between a storage device and a computer. In the case of the Seagate 2TB SATA-6GBPS 3D TLC Solid State Drive, the data transfer rate is specified as 6GBPS, meaning it has a maximum transfer speed of 6 gigabytes per second. This is a significant improvement over previous SATA standards, which had a maximum transfer rate of 3GBPS. The higher data transfer rate allows for faster file transfers, improved system performance, and reduced wait times when accessing or saving data.
General Information
- Manufacturer : Seagate
- MPN : ZA2000CM1A003
- Product Line : Barracuda 120
- Type : Barracuda 120 SSD
- SKU : ZA2000CM1A003
Best-fit Applications
- Desktop Or All-in-one Pcs
- Laptops
- Home Servers
- Gaming Pcs
Key Features
- Storage Capacity : 2 TB
- Interface : SATA-6GBPS
- Form Factor : 2.5 In × 7mm
- Nand Flash Type : 3d Tlc
- Mtbf : 1,800,000 Hours
- Shock, 0.5ms (gs) : 1500
Performance
- Sequential Read Sustained, 128kb : 560 Mbps
- Sequential Write Sustained, 128kb : 540 Mbps
- Random Read Max, 4kb Qd32 : 90000 Iops
- Random Write Max, 4kb Qd32 : 90000 Iops
Product Dimensions & Weight
- Height: 0.63 inch
- Width: 3.10 inch
- Depth: 5.45 inch
- Weight: 1.50 lbs