Samsung PM1735 (HH/HL) 1600 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe MZPLJ1T6HBJR-00007 specs.
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Features Samsung PM1735 (HH/HL) 1600 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe MZPLJ1T6HBJR-00007
PCI Express interface data lanes:
x8
Write speed:
2400 MB/s
Read speed:
7000 MB/s
Component for:
Server/workstation
NVMe:
Yes
Interface:
PCI Express 4.0
SSD capacity:
1600 GB
SSD form factor:
Half-Height/Half-Length (HH/HL)
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