Archive - SSD
Solid state drives (SSD) are a modern alternative to standard hard disk drives. Their main advantages include higher speeds, low power consumption and increased resistance to physical influences. Today, the SSD is being promoted as the main system drive because of its dramatic influence on the improved functionallity of both applications and operating system.
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SSD mSATA, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 600TBW
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SAS013d3
SSD mSATA, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 300TBW
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SAS013d2
SSD mSATA, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 150TBW
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SAS013d1
SSD M,2 (SATA), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 1200TBW
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SAS013c4
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SAS013c3
SSD M,2 (SATA), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 300TBW
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SAS013c2
SSD M,2 (SATA), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 150TBW
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SAS013c1
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 2400TBW
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SAS013b5
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 600TBW
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SAS013b4
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 600TBW
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SAS013b3
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 300TBW
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SAS013b2
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 550MB/s, write speed 520MB/s, theoretical lifespan 150TBW
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SAS013b1
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 560MB/s, write speed 530MB/s, theoretical lifespan 2400TBW
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SAS013a4
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SAS013a3
SSD 2,5", SATA III, MLC (Multi-Level Cell), read speed 560MB/s, write speed 530MB/s, theoretical lifespan 600TBW
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SAS013a2
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SAS013a1
SSD M,2 (NVMe), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 3230MB/s, write speed 1625MB/s
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NR111u1c
SSD M,2 (NVMe), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 3210MB/s, write speed 1315MB/s
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NR111u1b
SSD M,2 (PCIe 3,0 2x NVMe), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 1700MB/s, write speed 950MB/s, theoretical lifespan 300TBW
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DP826a3
SSD M,2 (PCIe 3,0 2x NVMe), TLC (Triple-Level Cell), read speed 1700MB/s, write speed 780MB/s, theoretical lifespan 150TBW
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DP826a2
SSD - M.2 Interface, 2280, PCIe Gen 3.0x2 NVMe, NGFF, read up to 1700MB/sec, write up to 415MB/sec, 22 x 80mm
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DP826a1
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FW137c3b
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FW137c2b
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CR006z6d
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Archive - SSD
SSD (Solid State Drive) storage media are used as an alternative to hard drive media, especially in portable computers. They offer different ways to store data than conventional hard drives. Instead of read heads and rotating platters, SSDs use NAND flash memory. Like conventional hard drives, SSDs do not lose any data during power failure. There are also other types of solid state memory, eg. SDRAM and DRAM. However, they do not extend as far as those using flash memory.
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