Intel Optane SSD DC P4801X 200GB M.2 22110 enterprise SSD SSDPEL1K200GA01
- M.2 22110
- 200GB
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Western Digital
One-terabyte M.2 2280 NVMe drive using PCIe Gen3 x4 for everyday storage
This internal solid state drive provides one terabyte of storage using an NVMe interface over PCIe Gen3 x4. It fits the M.2 2280 form factor and is built for desktop or laptop upgrades that require fast solid state performance. The drive delivers reliable read and write speeds for everyday workloads.
Buyers who need PCIe Gen4 or Gen5 throughput should look elsewhere, as this drive operates on Gen3 lanes. Systems without an M.2 slot that accepts 2280-length modules cannot use this SSD. Users requiring hardware encryption (TCG Opal) or power-loss protection must choose a different model.
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Solid-state drives have no moving parts, so no scheduled maintenance is required; replacement is only needed if the drive fails or you need more capacity.
The PCIe Gen3 x4 interface caps maximum sequential throughput, so that bus ceiling is the first bottleneck during long, heavy transfers.
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