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Stores 2TB on a PCIe M.2 drive inside this XPG S70 Blade enclosure
The XPG S70 Blade is a 2TB solid-state drive in the M.2 form factor that connects through a PCIe interface. It is supplied new and intended for desktop computers that have an available M.2 slot. The drive adds high-capacity internal storage for operating systems, applications and large files.
This drive suits anyone upgrading a desktop with a free M.2 PCIe slot who wants 2TB of solid-state capacity. It does not suit systems that only accept 2.5-inch drives or lack an M.2 connector. Buyers who need a different capacity or a drive with a heatsink included should look elsewhere.
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The XPG S70 Blade 2TB PCIe drive does not publish a sustained write limit in its specifications.
The XPG S70 Blade 2TB PCIe drive has no published thermal output or power draw figures for continuous use.
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