High performance

• High-speed transmission: PCIe 3.0 ports provide a maximum transmission rate of 8 GT/s per channel, and the bandwidth is up to 1 GB/s per channel, and the four-channel SSD bandwidth is up to 4 GB/s. Compared to SATA SSDS (up to 600 MB/s), PCIe 3.0 SSDS offer significant performance gains and are suitable for applications requiring high throughput and low latency.
• Low latency: PCIe 3.0 SSDS typically have lower read and write latency and are suitable for tasks that require high real-time response, such as high-frequency trading, big data analytics, cloud computing, and more.

High durability

• Enhanced durability design: Industrial-grade SSDS typically use more durable flash pellets (such as MLC or TLC) and are equipped with more advanced Wear leveling and garbage collection technologies that can withstand higher write loads.
• Stronger shock resistance and anti-interference: Industrial grade SSDS are designed with harsh environment adaptability in mind, including stronger seismic, anti-interference, anti-temperature and other characteristics, and can operate stably in harsh environments such as temperature fluctuations, vibration and humidity.
• Longer service life: Industrial SSDS typically offer longer MTBF (mean time between failures) and higher TBW (total number of bytes written) than consumer SSDS, meaning they can maintain high performance and stability over a long period of time.