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Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD vs Origin Storage 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8

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  • 14specifications compared
  • 4differ
  • 10identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

The Origin Storage 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8 has 16 GB more SSD capacity than the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD (256 GB vs 240 GB). The Origin Storage 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8 has 140 MB/s more read speed than the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD (550 MB/s vs 410 MB/s). The Origin Storage 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8 has 65 MB/s more write speed than the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD (515 MB/s vs 450 MB/s). Product colour: Black on the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD, Black, Silver on the Origin Storage 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8.

  • SSD capacity
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:240 GB
    • 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8:256 GB
  • Read speed
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:410 MB/s
    • 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8:550 MB/s
  • Write speed
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:450 MB/s
    • 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8:515 MB/s
  • Product colour
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:Black
    • 256GB MLC 3.5in SATA H/S Drive SSD Gen 8:Black, Silver

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Comparison of CPQ-240EMLCMWL-S11, CPQ-256MLC-S11
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Origin Storage

240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD

Model CPQ-240EMLCMWL-S11

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Features3 differ
SSD capacityDiffers240 GB256 GB
Read speedDiffers410 MB/s550 MB/s
Write speedDiffers450 MB/s515 MB/s
Data transfer rateKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source6 Gbit/s
Sustainabilityidentical
Sustainability certificatesKnown for oneRoHSUnknown — not stated by the source
Other features1 differ
Product colourDiffersBlackBlack, Silver
HDD capacityKnown for one240 GBUnknown — not stated by the source

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