KingSpec 512GB MSATA SSD Solid State Drive 300MB/s for Computer Notebook PC F2Y4 For Sale

KingSpec 512GB MSATA SSD Solid State Drive 300MB/s for Computer Notebook PC F2Y4
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KingSpec 512GB MSATA SSD Solid State Drive 300MB/s for Computer Notebook PC F2Y4:
$91.23

Bring you great convenience with better performance. The SSD is no doubt a best choice for your tablet and computer.

Features:
Faster, thinner, quieter, more environmental than traditional hard disk.
Enables significantly faster boot, file, and application load times compared to traditional hard drives.
Solid-state construction, highly reliable, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of sustained maintenance-free performance without fear of mechanical failures.
Shock-resistant design, more durable.
Faster performance and high acceleration.
Available for Windows XP, for Windows 7, for Windows 2003, for Windows 2008, for DOS, for Linux, for Unix system.
Increased energy efficiency to keep you doing what you .

Specifications:
Brand: KingSpec
Model: MT-512
Capacity: 32G,64GB,128GB,256GB, 512GB (Optional)
Channel: 4
Interface: MSATA
Max speed: read speed 250~300MB/s, write speed 130~180MB/s
4KB random read IOPS: 18300
4KB random write IOPS: 6999
Flash type: /NAND flash
MTBF: 1000,000 hours
Operating temperature: 0~70℃
Storage temperature: -40℃~85℃
Humidity: 5-95%
Item size: 5 * 3 * 3.5cm / 1.97 * 1.18 * 0.07in (L * W * H)
Package size: 17 * 13 * 1.5cm / 6.69 * 5.11 * 0.59in (L * W * H)
Package weight: 24g / 0.84oz

Package list:
1 * MSATA SSD
2 * Screw
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