M.2 SSDs
An M.2 SSD is equipped with an interface that's suitable for higher transfer speeds than SATA or mSATA. Thanks to its compacts size, an M.2 SSD is suitable for compact notebooks. You can also directly install this model on certain types of motherboards. If you want to do so, keep in mind that the length and the connector of the M.2 module. In order to install the SSD, the length needs to match that of the connector on the motherboard. Also make sure to check whether the connector (B, M, or B+M key) of the M.2 SSD matches that of your motherboard or laptop.
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 4900 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 5150 MB/s
3
2 TB
storage
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
4
1 TB
storage
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Maximum write speed 4000 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 6000 MB/s
5
1 TB
storage
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
6
2 TB
storage
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Durability class high-end
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Maximum write speed 7000 MB/s
7
2 TB
storage
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Durability class basic
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Maximum write speed 6000 MB/s
8
Our choice for an internal SSD for gaming
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4 TB
storage
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
9
1 TB
storage
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Speed class M.2 SSD high-end
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Durability class high-end
10
Our choice for a PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
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2 TB
storage
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Durability class high-end
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Maximum write speed 6500 MB/s
