Kingston NV3 1TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD for Workstation and Business

The Kingston NV3 1TB M.2-2280 SSD with PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe interface delivers a high-performance and reliable storage solution for professional workstations, business laptops and corporate desktop systems. 1TB capacity provides adequate space for operating systems, complex professional applications, active projects and working data, optimizing workflow in intensive business environments.

Transfer speeds of 6000MB/s sequential read and 4000MB/s sequential write significantly accelerate I/O operations, from rapid system boots and launching CAD/development IDE applications to transferring large files and processing datasets. 3D NAND TLC memory balances performance with durability, optimized for professional use scenarios with mixed read/write operations.

Endurance rating of 320TB TBW (Total Bytes Written) certifies longevity in work environments with moderate to intensive writes, covering years of use in software development stations, graphic design workstations or corporate laptops with high daily demands. MTBF of 2,000,000 hours confirms Kingston reliability in mission-critical business deployments where downtime impacts productivity.

TRIM technology support maintains consistent performance long-term through optimized data block management, essential in continuously running systems. Shock resistance of 10G during operation and operating temperature up to 70°C enable deployment in mobile laptops subject to frequent movement or in desktop systems without additional cooling.

The M.2-2280 form factor (80mm length) ensures universal compatibility with most modern motherboards and business laptops, while weight of only 7g makes this SSD ideal for upgrades in mobile devices where every gram matters. Absence of heatsink allows installation in M.2 slots with low clearance or under integrated heatshields on motherboards.

Ideal for: Upgrading CAD/BIM workstations from SATA to NVMe, business laptops with high-performance storage requirements, software development stations with frequent compilations and resource-intensive IDEs, corporate desktop systems for office applications and multitasking, Windows/Linux dual-boot configurations for developers, deployment in computer fleets for cyclical refresh, secondary storage in entry-level servers for cache or temp files, data analysis systems with fast access to working datasets.