Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK specs.
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Technical Information Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Storage Capacity:
120 GB
Encryption Standard:
256-bit
Drive Performance Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Maximum Read Transfer Rate:
520 MB/s
Maximum Write Transfer Rate:
320 MB/s
Endurance (TBW):
60 TB
Network & Communication Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Wireless LAN:
No
Interfaces/Ports Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Drive Interface:
SATA
Drive Interface Standard:
SATA/600
Power Description Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Operating Power Consumption:
2.32 W
Design Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Drive Type:
Internal
Form Factor:
M.2 2280
Height:
0.1"
Width:
0.9"
Depth:
3.1"
Weight:
0.23 oz
Miscellaneous Kingston UV500 120 GB SUV500M8/120GBK
Device Supported:
Desktop PC Notebook
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