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Kingston Introduces KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/25/2017 07:27 AM | source: | 1 comment(s)
Kingston Introduces KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD

Kingston announced KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD that offers up-to 290,000 IOPS and capacities Up to 960GB. 

KC1000 delivers up to 290,000 IOPS and will ship in mid-June in 240GB, 480GB and 960GB capacities. The high-performance SSD supports the PCIe Gen3 x4 interface and the latest NVMe protocol. KC1000 provides accelerated boot and load speeds and increases sequential read/write performance, as well as offering improved endurance and energy efficiency. It is perfect for users seeking instant, breakthrough performance improvements for:

  • High-resolution video editing
  • Virtual and augmented reality applications
  • CAD software applications
  • Streaming media
  • Graphically intensive video games
  • Data visualization
  • Real-time analytics

KC1000 is backed by a limited five-year warranty and legendary Kingston support.

Kingston KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD Features and Specifications:

  • Form Factor: M.2 2280
  • Interface: NVMe PCIe Gen 3.0 x4 Lanes
  • Capacities1: 240GB, 480GB, 960GB
  • Controller: Phison PS5007-E7
  • NAND: MLC
  • Sequential Read/Write2:

240GB: up to 2700/900MB/s
480GB, 960GB: up to 2700/1600MB/s

  • Maximum 4K Read/Write2:

240GB: up to 225,000/190,000 IOPS
480GB, 960GB: up to 290,000/190,000 IOPS

  • Random 4K Read/Write:

240GB, 480GB: up to 190,000/160,000 IOPS
960GB: up to 190,000/165,000 IOPS

  • PCMARK®Vantage HDD Suite Score: 150,000
  • Total Bytes Written (TBW)3:

240GB: 300TB and .70 DWPD5
480GB: 550TB and .64 DWPD5
960GB: 1PB and .58 DWPD5

  • Power Consumption: .11W Idle / .99W Avg / 4.95W (MAX) Read / 7.40W (MAX) write
  • Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C
  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to 70°C
  • Dimensions:

80mm x 22mm x 3.5mm (M.2)
180.98mm x 120.96mm x 21.59mm (with HHHL AIC – standard bracket)
181.29mm x 80.14mm x 23.40mm (with HHHL AIC – low-profile bracket)

  • Weight:

10g (M.2)
76g (with HHHL AIC – standard bracket)
69g (with HHHL AIC – low-profile bracket)

  • Vibration operating: 2.17G Peak (7-800Hz)
  • Vibration non-operating: 20G Peak (20-1000Hz)
  • MTBF: 2,000,000
  • Warranty/support4: Limited 5-year warranty with free technical support
 
KC1000 NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD Part Numbers
Part Number     Capacity
SKC1000/240G     240GB
SKC1000H/240G HHHL (Add-In Card)     240GB
SKC1000/480G     480GB
SKC1000H/480G HHHL (Add-In Card)     480GB
SKC1000/960G     960GB
SKC1000H/960G HHHL (Add-In Card)     960GB
   


Kingston Introduces KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD




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#5435673 Posted on: 05/25/2017 11:15 AM
It's jolly good more and more companies release M.2 NVMe SSDs as competition gets healthier, but unfortunately it won't help too much if NAND manufacturing numbers are falling so short it prevents the supply from meeting the demand. In addition to that, who can say what's going to happen to the general situation with the American nuclear disaster forcing Toshiba to sell the semiconductor business.

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