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Kingston Technology SSDNow s50 vs Kingston Technology SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit

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  • 19specifications compared
  • 9differ
  • 10identical
  • 6known for one product only

Key differences

  • SSD capacity
    • SSDNow s50:16 GB
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:256 GB
  • Data transfer rate
    • SSDNow s50:3 Gbit/s
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:6 Gbit/s
  • Read speed
    • SSDNow s50:90 MB/s
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:300 MB/s
  • Write speed
    • SSDNow s50:35 MB/s
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:230 MB/s
  • Power consumption (write)
    • SSDNow s50:1.355 W
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:1.87 W
  • Power consumption (standby)
    • SSDNow s50:0.481 W
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:0.491 W
  • Depth
    • SSDNow s50:100 mm
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:100.1 mm
  • Weight
    • SSDNow s50:87.48 g
    • SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit:105.2 g

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Comparison of SSDNow s50, SSDNow V200 Desktop/Notebook upg. kit
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SSDNow s50View product
Features4 differ
SSD capacityDiffers16 GB256 GB
Data transfer rateDiffers3 Gbit/s6 Gbit/s
Read speedDiffers90 MB/s300 MB/s
Write speedDiffers35 MB/s230 MB/s
Protection featuresKnown for oneShock resistantUnknown — not stated by the source
CertificationKnown for oneCE, FCCUnknown — not stated by the source
Random read (4KB)Known for oneUnknown — not stated by the source32000 IOPS
Random write (4KB)Known for oneUnknown — not stated by the source4000 IOPS
TRIM supportKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Power2 differ
Power consumption (read)Known for one1.355 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Power consumption (write)Differs1.355 W1.87 W
Power consumption (standby)Differs0.481 W0.491 W
Weight & dimensions2 differ
DepthDiffers100 mm100.1 mm
WeightDiffers87.48 g105.2 g
Other features1 differ
InternalDiffersNoYes

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