Gigastone 120GB 2.5" SATA internal SSD
- Internal Solid Stat…
- Consumer
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Gigastone Corporation
Two 250 GB SATA SSDs with 3D NAND, up to 500 MB/s read and 420 MB/s write for faster boot and load times
Options 250GB (2 Pack)
This pack contains two 2.5 inch internal solid state drives, each offering 250GB of storage. They are built with 3D NAND flash and connect through a SATA III interface. The drives suit desktops, laptops and ultra-slim notebooks that accept a 7mm height drive. They serve as a direct replacement for mechanical hard disks in everyday computing.
The SATA III link caps sequential transfer at 6Gb/s, so the drives deliver up to 500 MBps read and 420 MBps write. Random 4KB performance reaches 95000 read IOPS and 90000 write IOPS. These figures represent the practical limit of the SATA interface, not the flash itself. System overhead and file-size mix will reduce real-world rates.
Each drive is rated for 128TB of total bytes written and a 1.5 million hour MTBF. That endurance figure is the key metric for deciding whether the SSD matches your workload. Light client use will consume only a fraction of this budget, while heavy write tasks such as video capture or database logging will approach it faster.
| Brand | Gigastone |
|---|---|
| Series | Solid State Drive |
| Model | Solid State Drive |
| Part Number | GS-SSD-250GB-1-2PK-B |
| Device Type | Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) |
| Used For | Consumer |
| Form Factor | 2.5" |
| Capacity | 250GB |
| Memory Components | 3D NAND |
| Interface | SATA III |
| Max Sequential Read | Up to 500 MBps |
| Max Sequential Write | Up to 420 MBps |
| Sustained Random 4KB Read | 95000 |
| Sustained Random 4KB Write | 90000 |
| 4KB Random Read | 95000 |
| 4KB Random Write | 90000 |
| Terabytes Written (TBW) | 128TB |
| MTBF | 1,500,000 hours |
| HeatSink | without HeatSink |
| Features | [Time-saving] : Read speed up to 500 MB/s. Save your precious time waiting for OS boot up and software loading. Best replacement for traditional Hard Disk Drive (HDD). [Technology] : 3D NAND with SLC Cache brings out high speed performance and commits the product longevity. [Compatibility] : 2.5" SSD 7mm design fits laptop/desktop and even ultra-slim notebook. [Reliability] : Shock Resistance, Vibration Resistance, Quiet. [Support] : Gigastone 3-year limited warranty. |
| Power Consumption (Idle) | Max. 30 mW |
| Power Consumption (Active) | Average: 2.5W Maximum: 4.0W |
| Max Shock Resistance | 1500G |
| Height | 10.16mm |
| Width | 69.85mm |
| Depth | 100.00mm |
| Weight | 45.35g |
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This listing is a 2-pack of 250GB drives, giving you 500GB total across two separate 2.5" SATA SSDs for use in two machines or a RAID setup.
The drive reaches up to 500 MB/s sequential read and 420 MB/s write on a SATA III 6Gb/s port; real-world speeds depend on your system's SATA controller and workload.
SATA III caps at 6Gb/s, so this 3D NAND SSD delivers up to 500 MB/s read and 420 MB/s write, which is the practical ceiling for the interface.
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