Patriot's Ignite M2 SATA III SSD is available in two capacities: 240GB, and 480GB. Sequential read performance for the Ignite M2 SSD is listed at up to 560MB/s.

Plextor was first to market with their new next generation SATA 6G SSD (the Crucial C300 was a previous generation), but they are the last to get a product in our hands.

We just received word from the fine folks at Plextor that the M2 series SATA 6Gb/s SSDs (that we saw yesterday with their European designation, M2S) are available now for stateside purchase. Just ...

Supporting the latest SATA 6Gb/s, the M2 Series SSD is currently one of the fastest SSDs available in the market. Utilizing a Marvell 88SS9174 controller, this 2.5 inch SSD is available in three ...

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This article explains the differences between NVMe, SATA, and M.2 SSDs, including form factors, interfaces, and protocols.

Our Verdict Billed as a collectable, Seagate’s Beskar Ingot SATA SSD is pricier than the norm. But all is not glitz and franchise tie-in—it’s also one of the fastest SATA SSDs we’ve tested.

A 19.2TB M2-based SSD is therefore theoretically possible to manufacture. TechRadar also notes how controllers shouldn’t pose too much of a problem due to the lack of a hard cap in regard to ...

Samsung 850 EVO SATA SSD Boot drive Crystal benchmark Seagate Firecuda M.2 NVMe Boot drive Crystal benchmark, over an x4 PCIe 2.0 interface.