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General Specs Kingston SSDNow 480GB SM2280S3G2/480G
Manufacturer:
Kingston Technology Company
Manufacturer Part Number:
SM2280S3G2/480G
Brand Name:
Kingston
Product Line:
SSDNow
Product Name:
SSDNow M.2 SATA G2 Drive
Product Type:
Solid State Drive
Additional Product Specifications Kingston SSDNow 480GB SM2280S3G2/480G
Technical Information Kingston SSDNow 480GB SM2280S3G2/480G
Storage Capacity:
480 GB
Features:
Low Power Consumption, TRIM Command
Drive Performance Kingston SSDNow 480GB SM2280S3G2/480G
Maximum Read Transfer Rate:
550 MB/s
Maximum Write Transfer Rate:
520 MB/s
Interfaces/Ports Kingston SSDNow 480GB SM2280S3G2/480G
Drive Interface:
SATA
Drive Interface Standard:
SATA/600
Physical Characteristics Kingston SSDNow 480GB SM2280S3G2/480G
Drive Type:
Internal
Form Factor:
M.2 2280
Height:
0.1" (3.5 mm)
Width:
0.9" (22 mm)
Depth:
3.1" (80 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
8 g
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