Internal SSD M.2
An M.2 SSD has an interface that can handle higher speeds than SATA or mSATA. Thanks to its small size, an M.2 drive is suitable for compact notebooks. Users who want a fast SSD for their laptop choose SSD M2 cards. Thanks to the NVMe protocol, these SSDs are up to 20x faster than a normal hard drive. More and more motherboards allow you to place this storage system. To mount the M2 disc, the specifications must be correct. Check whether the NVMe protocol and the connection (B, M, or B+M key) of the M.2 SSD fit on your motherboard or in your laptop. M.2 SSDs are available in different sizes. Be sure to check if you need an M.2 2280 SSD, or a different size, like 2260.
1
2 TB
storage
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
2
1 TB
storage
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
3
2 TB
storage
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Compatible with Consoles, Desktop
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
4
1 TB
storage
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Compatible with Consoles, Desktop
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
5
1 TB
storage
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Compatible with Consoles, Desktop, Laptop
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Maximum write speed 6500 MB/s
6
2 TB
storage
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Compatible with Desktop, Laptop, NAS, Servers
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Maximum write speed 6300 MB/s
7
4 TB
storage
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Compatible with Consoles, Desktop, Laptop, Servers
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
8
4 TB
storage
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Compatible with Desktop, Laptop, NAS, Servers
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Maximum write speed 6300 MB/s
9
1 TB
storage
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Compatible with Desktop, Laptop
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
10
2 TB
storage
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Compatible with Desktop, Laptop
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
