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Phison Pascari X200P 1.92TB U.2 Enterprise PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD, image 1 of 1

Phison Pascari X200P 1.92TB U.2 Enterprise PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD

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Specifications

Capacity1.92TB
Form FactorU.2
InterfacePCIe 5.0 x4
Sequential ReadUp to 14800 MB/s
Sequential WriteUp to 4300 MB/s
TBW1 DWPD

Performance Benchmarks

Calculated Figures

Endurance per TB1TBW/TB
lowest 0median 300highest 1,400
Higher than 29% of 26 compared
1 TBW ÷ 1.92 TB
Read/Write Balance0.29ratio
lowest 0.1median 0.9highest 1
4300 MB/s write ÷ 14800 MB/s read

Calculated from this product's published specifications, not measured in testing. Ranked against other products in this category.

At a glance

Phison Pascari X200P 1.92TB U.2 Enterprise PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD is a 1.92TB U.2 SSD using PCIe 5.0 x4, with sequential reads up to 14800 MB/s. It is listed at one UK shop, which is not showing stock right now.

From the retailer

1.92TB, U.2, PCIe 5.0 x4. up to 14800 MB/s Read, up to 4300MB/s Write, 2.4M IOPS Read, 140K IOPS Write

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Novatech
Stock not confirmedchecked 22 days ago, may be out of date
£1,499.99View at Novatech

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