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* Product prices and availability are subject to change frequently. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply.Model | PX-128M8PeG |
Series | M8Pe(G) |
Capacity | 128 GB |
Interface | PCIe Gen3 x4 |
NVME | Yes |
Form Factor | M.2-2280 |
SSD Controller | Marvell 1093 |
Cache | 512MB |
Max Sequential Read | Up to 1600 MB/s |
Max Sequential Write | Up to 500 MB/s |
MTBF | 2,400,000 hours |
(Higher is better)
HP EX900 M.2 250GB (148th) | 113% | |
CORSAIR FORCE Series MP510 240GB (150th) | 113% | |
Corsair MP500 480GB M.2 CSSD-F480GBMP500 (151st) | 111% | |
Intel 660p 512GB (152nd) | 109% | |
XPG SX8200 240GB 3D NAND (153rd) | 107% | |
Sabrent 256GB Rocket NVMe (154th) | 106% | |
ADATA XPG SX8000 PCIe 512GB (155th) | 105% | |
Corsair MP500 240GB M.2 CSSD-F240GBMP500 (155th) | 105% | |
MyDigitalSSD BPX 240GB M.2 (157th) | 104% | |
Kingston HyperX Predator 480GB (158th) | ~ | |
Plextor M8Pe 128GB M.2 PX-128M8PeG (158th) | 100% | |
Kingston Digital KC1000 NVMe PCIe 240GB (160th) | 95% | |
Intel SSD 760p Series 128GB M.2 (161st) | 93% | |
ADATA SX7000 PCIe 512GB (161st) | 93% | |
Kingston Digital A1000 480GB (161st) | 93% | |
Kingston HyperX Predator 240GB (164th) | 92% | |
Western Digital 512GB M.2 WDS512G1X0C (165th) | 90% | |
Kingston Digital A1000 960GB (166th) | 90% | |
Intel SSD 600p 512GB (167th) | 89% | |
Corsair MP500 120GB CSSD-F120GBMP500 (167th) | 89% | |
ADATA XPG SX6000 PCIe 1TB 3D NAND (167th) | 89% |
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