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Seagate FireCuda 510 SSD 2 TB
2 TB M.2 2280, bare module; PCIe 3.0 x4; NVMe 1.3 NVMe SSD. Exact manufacturer SKU ZP2000GM30001. Capacity-specific manufacturer ratings and model compatibility notes follow. Peak performance is not a guaranteed sustained result.
IDENTIFICATION: Seagate FireCuda 510 SSD — 2 TB, complete SKU ZP2000GM30001. Verify label, suffix, hardware revision and firmware; similarly named OEM, regional, heatsink and capacity variants may differ.
Manufacturer-identified specifications
| Product / exact SKU | Seagate FireCuda 510 SSD 2 TB — ZP2000GM30001 |
|---|---|
| Capacity / form factor | 2 TB; M.2 2280, bare module. |
| Interface / host lanes | PCIe 3.0 x4; NVMe 1.3. Link speed negotiates to the host slot, CPU/chipset lane allocation and platform firmware; verify the system manual. |
| Protocol | NVMe; product revision where identified in manufacturer documentation. Confirm firmware/feature support for OEM and region-specific variants. |
| Sequential performance / endurance | Up to 3,450 MB/s read and 3,200 MB/s write; endurance 2,600 TBW. Manufacturer-rated maxima under stated conditions, not independent test results or guaranteed sustained speeds. |
| Controller | Exact controller part number is not specified in the cited Seagate product documentation. |
| NAND / media | 3D TLC NAND |
| Thermal / service detail | Bare M.2 2280 module. Seagate documentation does not identify an integrated heatsink for this SKU; provide airflow and use a compatible host heatsink only with appropriate pad contact and clearance. Temperature and sustained speed depend on enclosure, workload and host cooling. |
Host, firmware & installation compatibility
- M.2 2280, PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe. Confirm an NVMe-capable M-key socket, host lane allocation, 2280 clearance and UEFI NVMe boot support in the system manual. Use SeaTools and any firmware files only when Seagate identifies the exact model/serial as supported; back up before firmware work.
- Confirm the motherboard/laptop manual for M-key NVMe signaling, 2280 length, single/double-sided clearance, PCIe lane sharing and BIOS/UEFI boot support. An M.2 socket may be SATA-only.
- Check OS NVMe driver support and backup/recovery options before migrating a boot drive. Back up data before drive firmware updates; use only the manufacturer utility and firmware version matched to the full SKU/revision.
- Provide the airflow and heatsink clearance noted above. Do not stack thermal covers or remove factory labels/heatsinks unless the vendor service instructions permit it; avoid hot-plugging an M.2 module.
Model-specific manufacturer references
- Seagate FireCuda 510 — manufacturer support and documentsManufacturer source for product-family or support documentation. Confirm the complete SKU, capacity table, hardware/firmware revision and current compatibility for the physical drive.
- Seagate FireCuda 510 SSD — manufacturer product manualManufacturer source for product-family or support documentation. Confirm the complete SKU, capacity table, hardware/firmware revision and current compatibility for the physical drive.
- NVM Express — specificationsProtocol reference only; not a drive-specific specification or compatibility guarantee.
Maximum sequential rates, endurance and thermal behavior depend on workload, firmware, cache state and host cooling. Check current manufacturer documents for exact revision and warranty terms before deployment.