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Origin Storage ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive vs Origin Storage 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC

6specifications compared
4differ
2identical
3known for one product only

Key differences

SSD capacity: 128 GB on the Origin Storage ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive, 1.6 TB on the Origin Storage 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC. Interface: Serial ATA on the Origin Storage ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive, SAS on the Origin Storage 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC. Memory type: MLC on the Origin Storage ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive, eMLC on the Origin Storage 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC. Security algorithms: 256-bit AES on the Origin Storage ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive, Not supported on the Origin Storage 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC.

SSD capacity
- ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive:128 GB
- 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC:1.6 TB
Interface
- ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive:Serial ATA
- 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC:SAS
Memory type
- ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive:MLC
- 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC:eMLC
Security algorithms
- ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive:256-bit AES
- 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC:Not supported

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Comparison of ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40, NB-1600SSD-EMLC-SAS
9 specifications	A Origin Storage ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 internal solid state drive Model ENFIPLITE-D128-NB40 View product	B Origin Storage 1.6TB 2.5in SAS SSD EMLC Model NB-1600SSD-EMLC-SAS View product
Features4 differ
SSD capacityDiffers	128 GB	1.6 TB
SSD form factor	2.5"	2.5"
InterfaceDiffers	Serial ATA	SAS
Memory typeDiffers	MLC	eMLC
Component forKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Server/workstation
Security algorithmsDiffers	256-bit AES	Not supported
Linux operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Other featuresidentical
Internal	Yes	Yes
Packaging dataidentical
ManualKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source

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