Verbatim 256GB Vi560 SATA III M2 2280 Internal 70026
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Ideal choice for transforming the performance of any hard-drive based laptop or PC. small M. 2 2280 form factor saves space without sacrificing performance, even with limited chassis or motherboard space
With transfer speeds far superior to mechanical hard drives, get ready to experience decreased system boot time, more efficient multi-tasking, and faster system responsiveness
Featuring the SATA III interface, the Vi560 Internal SSDs boast transfer speeds of up to 560 MB/s read and up to 520 MB/s write (Sequential transfer speeds based on internal testing using ATTO benchmark. Actual performance may vary depending on host computer environment and use conditions. Transfer speeds are capacity dependent - see spec sheet for additional details)
Low power consumption for extended battery life. silent operation and shock proof
Installation manual included, but professional installation is recommended
With transfer speeds far superior to mechanical hard drives, get ready to experience decreased system boot time, more efficient multi-tasking, and faster system responsiveness
Featuring the SATA III interface, the Vi560 Internal SSDs boast transfer speeds of up to 560 MB/s read and up to 520 MB/s write (Sequential transfer speeds based on internal testing using ATTO benchmark. Actual performance may vary depending on host computer environment and use conditions. Transfer speeds are capacity dependent - see spec sheet for additional details)
Low power consumption for extended battery life. silent operation and shock proof
Installation manual included, but professional installation is recommended
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