HUADISK M2 SSD NVMe 128GB 256GB 512GB 1TB 2TB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe 3.0 TLC Chip SSD Internal Solid State Disk for Laptop Desktop PC

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Price: 28.10 - 103.58

• High Storage Capacity :The HUADISK M2 SSD NVMe offers high storage capacity with options ranging from 128GB to 2TB, providing ample space for your files and data.

• Superior Speed :This SSD boasts superior speed with a read/write speed of STANDARD, ensuring quick data transfer and faster processing.

• Versatile Application :Designed for versatility, this SSD is suitable for both industrial computers and personal devices like laptops and desktops.

• PCIe 3.0×4 Bus Type :Equipped with a PCIe 3.0×4 bus type, this SSD ensures fast and efficient data transfer over short distances.

• RoHS Certification :The RoHS certification indicates that this product is free from harmful substances, making it safe for use in various devices.

• Internal Design :Its internal design allows for easy installation and integration into your device, providing a seamless user experience.

Specifaiction:

Model Name: PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD

Storage Capacity: 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB

Storage Type: Internal

Caching Type: 3D NAND TLC

Read Speed up to: 3000MB/s

Write Speed up to: 2400MB/s

Interface: M.2 M key PCIE 3.0 x4

Compatibility: desktop, notebook, PC computer, DIY computer, Motherboard

Features:

• PCIe 3.0×4 Type:The SSD uses PCIe 3.0×4 bus type, which provides faster data transfer speeds and improved power efficiency, provides high-speed data transfer between the SSD and the rest of the system.

• With Heatsink Pad :The SSD has a heatsink pad, which helps to keep the drive cool and prevent overheating during use.

• NVMe Protocol :The NVMe protocol provide fast data transfer speeds and improved system performance.

• TLC NAND flash type:The TLC Nand flash type provides high storage capacity and reliable data storage.

• M.2 2280 size: The M.2 2280 standard size ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices, making it a versatile option for upgrading your system's storage.

Please note:

The PCB Board of SSD we have Black and Green 2 models, we send in Random

FAQ

Q: Why can't we find solid state drive and read/write data?

A: The new SSD generally need to be formatted in Disk Management.In Disk Management, select"Create and Format Hard Disk Partition", you will find it. If "Not Initialized" is displayed, right clink on the drive and select"Initialize Disk".

Q: Why is the speed test result different from the description?

A: Our test data is just for reference, our test results related to manyfactors, such as the status of hard disk, slot interface type, computer hardware grape, computer system, test platforms, and test software and so on. So, our speed test result will be different with you, hope you can understand.

Q: How to format SSD and achieve 4K alignment?

A: Win7 or higher version OS is recommended due to'Disk Management Formatting function is built in the systems. We recommend NTDS disk partition format and DISKGENIUS tool to make drive partition.

PS: Use as SSD Benchm ark to check if SSD has complied with 4K Alianment and already been under AHC model. Otherwise SSD write/read speed performance and response time will be affected.

Q: Why the capacity of hard disk displayed in the computer will be less?

A: The difference in calculation between the manufacturer and your PC, please google "storage product capacity" for more info. PC defines 1GB = 1.073741824 billion bytes, while the market defines 1GB = 1.00 billion bytes100% real capacity, via H2testw. Storage device conversion formula: nominal capacity X 0.93 = actual capacity. Capacity Notes: 64GB=approx. 55GB 120GB=approx.111GB 128GB=approx. 119GB 240GB=approx. 223G 256GB = approx.238G 480GB = approx. 446GB 512GB = approx. 476GB 960GB =approx.892GB1TB = approx. 930GB 2TB = approx. 1800GB

Before you use:

For new SSD, please finish disk initialization according to the following steps.

1. Open Start. Search for "Create and format hard disk partitions" and click the top result to open the Disk Management console.

2. Right click "Computer" – "Manage" – "Disk Management".

Find your unallocated disk, right click "Unallocated", and choose "New Simple Volume Wizard". So then your SSD can be detected.

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