$18.61 - HP Solid State Hard Drive EX900 120GB M.2 PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe 1.3 3D NAND
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HP Solid State Hard Drive EX900 120GB M.2 PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe 1.3 3D NAND
Item #: 24322178 | Model #: HPEX900120GB
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About this product
HP SSD EX900 has the fastest Read speed of any M.2 PCIe drives; the best value NVMe SSD today!
HP SSD EX900 has the best price-performance built on the latest NVME 1.3 specifications, providing faster performance on today's computers.
M.2 PCIe Gen 3 x4 Lanes NVMe 1.3 interface compatible with platforms with M.2 connectors supporting NVMe 1.3 protocol.
Max Read/Write: 2100MB/1300MB
120GB 3D TLC (3-bit MLC) NAND
Depth in Inches 4.5
Height in Inches 6
NAND Technology 3D-NAND
Platform Compatibility PC and MAC
Read Speed (Mbps) Over 1,000 MBps
SED Non-SED Hard Drive
SSD Capacity 120GB
SSD Interface PCI Express
SSD Labor Warranty 3 Years
SSD MTBF 2,000,000 Hours
SSD Memory Components TLC
SSD Parts Warranty 3 Years
SSD Recommended Use Consumer
SSD Upgrade Kit No
Security Encryption No
Solid State Drive Form Factor M.2
Solid State Drive Type Internal
Warranty Information 3 Year
Weight (Ounces) 4
Weight (lbs.) 0.2
Width in Inches 0.75
Write Speed (Mbps) 500 - 599 MBps
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Endurance is 70tbw.
This is a dramless drive.
It's about the same price as an 128gb USB 3 stick though.
That's a lie.
The lack of capacity isnt just a capacity issue alone, it affects speed due to lack of parallel channels...It affects longevity because more of the NAND is being written to/read from at any time. Youll have proportionally even LESS space when you cordon some space off to make the drive more reliable.
You probably dont have many M.2 slots, let one left to waste on a drive that barely compares to a SATA (2.5 OR M.2)
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That's a lie.
The lack of capacity isnt just a capacity issue alone, it affects speed due to lack of parallel channels...It affects longevity because more of the NAND is being written to/read from at any time. Youll have proportionally even LESS space when you cordon some space off to make the drive more reliable.
You probably dont have many M.2 slots, let one left to waste on a drive that barely compares to a SATA (2.5 OR M.2)
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