XPG AGAMMIXS70B-4T-CS 4TB M.2 2280 NVMe internal SSD
- M.2 2280
- Internal SSD
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2.5-inch internal solid-state drive with 250 GB capacity and SATA 600 interface
This EDGE eMerge 3D-V drive is a 250 GB internal solid-state drive built for the 2.5 inch form factor. It connects through a SATA interface that operates to the SATA/600 standard. The drive serves as a direct storage upgrade for compatible laptops or desktops.
This drive fits machines that accept a 2.5 inch SATA storage device and need 250 GB of capacity. Builders whose chassis only provide M.2 slots or whose motherboards lack a SATA data connector should consider a different form factor or interface.
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The drive provides 250 GB of storage space for the operating system, applications and personal files in a 2.5 inch form factor.
The SATA 600 interface caps the maximum sequential transfer rate at 600 MB/s, which is the standard limit for this connection type.
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