CoreParts CPSSD-M.2NVME-256GB M.2 PCI Express 3.0 SLC NVMe specs.
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Features CoreParts CPSSD-M.2NVME-256GB M.2 PCI Express 3.0 SLC NVMe
Windows operating systems supported:
Windows 10,Windows 7,Windows 8
S.M.A.R.T. support:
Yes
TRIM support:
Yes
Random write (4KB):
180000 IOPS
Random read (4KB):
180000 IOPS
Write speed:
1000 MB/s
Read speed:
1600 MB/s
Component for:
PC/notebook
NVMe version:
1.3
NVMe:
Yes
Memory type:
SLC
Interface:
PCI Express 3.0
SSD capacity:
256 GB
SSD form factor:
M.2
Packaging data CoreParts CPSSD-M.2NVME-256GB M.2 PCI Express 3.0 SLC NVMe
Package weight:
70 g
Package height:
30 mm
Package depth:
120 mm
Package width:
70 mm
Weight & dimensions CoreParts CPSSD-M.2NVME-256GB M.2 PCI Express 3.0 SLC NVMe
Height:
80 mm
Depth:
2.4 mm
Width:
22 mm
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