OWC / Other World Computing 240GB Aura Pro X NVMe OWCS3DAPB4MB02 specs.
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Storage OWC / Other World Computing 240GB Aura Pro X NVMe OWCS3DAPB4MB02
Drive Capacity:
240.00 GB
Basic Specs OWC / Other World Computing 240GB Aura Pro X NVMe OWCS3DAPB4MB02
Interface:
PCIe (Unspecified Type)
Maximum Read Speed:
1352 MB/s
Maximum Write Speed:
1066 MB/s
Sequential Read Speed:
1352 MB/s
Sequential Write Speed:
1066 MB/s
Physical OWC / Other World Computing 240GB Aura Pro X NVMe OWCS3DAPB4MB02
Drive Type:
SSD
Form Factor:
PCIe card
SSD Specs OWC / Other World Computing 240GB Aura Pro X NVMe OWCS3DAPB4MB02
TRIM Support:
Yes
Packaging Info OWC / Other World Computing 240GB Aura Pro X NVMe OWCS3DAPB4MB02
Package Weight:
0.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH):
7.0 x 5.2 x 0.5"
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