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Technical Information Seagate Expansion STLH2000400 V2 2 TB
Storage Capacity:
2 TB
Drive Performance Seagate Expansion STLH2000400 V2 2 TB
Maximum Read Transfer Rate:
560 MB/s
Maximum Write Transfer Rate:
400 MB/s
Random 4KB Read:
100000IOPS
Random 4KB Write:
80000IOPS
Network & Communication Seagate Expansion STLH2000400 V2 2 TB
Wireless LAN:
No
Interfaces/Ports Seagate Expansion STLH2000400 V2 2 TB
Host Interface:
USB 3.1 Type C
Physical Characteristics Seagate Expansion STLH2000400 V2 2 TB
Drive Type:
External
Form Factor:
2.5"
Miscellaneous Seagate Expansion STLH2000400 V2 2 TB
Country of Origin:
Thailand
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