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240 / 480 GB, M.2, SATA 3, MLC, 285 / 440 MB/s, 520 / 530 MB/s

64 - 256 GB, mini-SATA, MLC, 450 MB/s, IOPS 25 - 75 K, 570 MB/s, IOPS 50 / 70 K

32 - 128 GB, M.2, 22x42, SATA 3, MLC, 320 MB/s, IOPS 10 - 40 K, 560 MB/s, IOPS 20 - 70 K

32 - 256 GB, M.2, 22x80, SATA 3, MLC, 460 MB/s, IOPS 13 - 75 K, 560 MB/s, IOPS 26 / 70 K

120 - 960 GB, 2.5", TLC, 420 / 450 MB/s, IOPS 80 K, 550 MB/s, IOPS 80 K

128 - 4000 GB, 2.5", 3D TLC NAND, 380 - 520 MB/s, IOPS 70 - 89 K, 530 / 560 MB/s, IOPS 35 - 90 K

240 GB, 1.8", TLC, 400 MB/s, 410 MB/s

120 - 480 GB, M.2, 22x42, SATA 3, 3D TLC NAND, 480 MB/s, IOPS 75 K, 520 / 530 MB/s, IOPS 40 / 50 K

32 - 1024 GB, 2.5", MLC, 40 - 460 MB/s, IOPS 10 - 75 K, 230 - 560 MB/s, IOPS 20 - 75 K

240 - 960 GB, M.2, 22x80, PCI-E 3.0 2x, 3D TLC NAND, 950 MB/s, 950 MB/s

128 - 2000 GB, M.2, 22x80, PCI-E 3.0 4x, 3D TLC NAND, 400 - 1500 MB/s, IOPS 90 - 250 K, 1500 - 1700 MB/s, IOPS 90 - 200 K

240 - 960 GB, M.2, 3D TLC NAND, 950 MB/s, 950 MB/s

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