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Kingston KC3000 1TB NVMe
This NVMe M.2 SSD delivers the speed you need for gaming, content creation, and demanding workloads, with sequential read speeds up to 7000 MB/s. The 1TB capacity offers plenty of room for large game libraries or project files, while the compact 2280 form factor fits into most modern laptops and desktops. It's a solid choice if you're upgrading from older storage and want faster load times without complications.
Specifications
Capacity
1 TB
Drive Type
SSD
Interface
The physical connection to your computer, console, or camera. NVMe is typically fastest, but SATA, USB, and SD speeds vary a lot between products, check the Read Speed row too.
NVMe
Form Factor
The drive's physical size and shape. M.2 is a slim stick for modern SSDs, 2.5″ and 3.5″ are older cased formats.
M.2 2280
Read Speed
How fast data can be read from the drive. Higher is better, especially for boot times and load screens.
7.0 GB/s
Write Speed
How fast data can be written to the drive. Matters most for copying large files, recording video, or heavy multitasking.
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PCIe Gen
Each PCIe generation roughly doubles the drive's top speed. Your motherboard needs to support it too.
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NAND Type
TLC is the mainstream flash type with a solid balance of speed and endurance. QLC costs less per gigabyte but slows more under heavy writes.
TLC
DRAM Cache
A DRAM cache gives steadier performance under heavy or random workloads. Drives without one are usually fine for everyday use.
Yes
Sided
Whether the flash chips are mounted on one side of the circuit board or both. Single-sided drives fit in more laptops and handhelds with tight internal clearance, and their heatsinks are an easier fit in the PS5's expansion bay too.
Single-Sided
Placement
Internal
Warranty
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