XPG AGAMMIXS70B-4T-CS 4TB M.2 2280 NVMe internal SSD
- M.2 2280
- Internal SSD
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Enterprise NVMe SSD with 1.92TB capacity in a 15mm E1.S form factor
The Crucial 7600 PRO delivers 1.92TB of NVMe storage in an E1.S 15mm form factor built for enterprise workloads. It targets data-centre operators who need high-capacity flash in a slim, hot-pluggable ruler drive. The single-pack unit is designed for mainstream read-intensive applications.
This drive fits E1.S bays that accept a 15mm z-height, so it will not install in thinner E1.S slots or in standard M.2 sockets. Buyers who need a different physical layout or a larger capacity must select another model.
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The 1.92 TB capacity provides substantial space for enterprise NVMe workloads such as databases, virtualisation and caching tiers in a single drive.
The E1.S 15 mm form factor fits standard 1U server bays and caps physical installation to systems designed for this enterprise ruler-style slot.
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