Western Digital SN850 M.2 500 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe WDBAPZ5000BNC-WRSN specs.
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Features Western Digital SN850 M.2 500 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe WDBAPZ5000BNC-WRSN
TBW rating:
300
Random write (4KB):
680000 IOPS
Random read (4KB):
810000 IOPS
Write speed:
4100 MB/s
Read speed:
7000 MB/s
Component for:
PC/notebook
NVMe:
Yes
Interface:
PCI Express 4.0
SSD capacity:
500 GB
SSD form factor:
M.2
Operational conditions Western Digital SN850 M.2 500 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe WDBAPZ5000BNC-WRSN
Storage temperature (T-T):
-55 - 85 °C
Operating temperature (T-T):
0 - 70 °C
Packaging data Western Digital SN850 M.2 500 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe WDBAPZ5000BNC-WRSN
Quick start guide:
Yes
Weight & dimensions Western Digital SN850 M.2 500 GB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe WDBAPZ5000BNC-WRSN
Height:
8.8 mm
Depth:
80 mm
Width:
23.4 mm
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