Kingston SNM225-S2B/160GB specs.
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General characteristics Kingston SNM225-S2B/160GB
Ruler:
SSDNow M Series
Type:
SSD
Support 4K:
yes
Purpose:
desktop
Form factor HDD:
2.5"
Drive specifications Kingston SNM225-S2B/160GB
Volume:
160 GB
The write/read speed:
100/250 MB
Random write (4K blocks):
8800 IOPS
Interface Kingston SNM225-S2B/160GB
Connection:
SATA 3Gb/s
External data transfer rate:
300 MB/s
Mechanics/Reliability Kingston SNM225-S2B/160GB
Shock resistance at work:
1000 G
Shock resistance during storage:
1000 G
MTBF:
1200000 h
Additionally Kingston SNM225-S2B/160GB
Dimensions (WxHxL):
69.85x9.5x100 mm
Weight:
80 g
Additional information:
with a set of mounting 2.5" drive in the 3.5" drive Bay
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