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Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD vs Origin Storage 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD

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Key differences

The Origin Storage 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD has 720 GB more SSD capacity than the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD (960 GB vs 240 GB). The Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD has 1" more SSD form factor than the Origin Storage 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD (3.5" vs 2.5"). The Origin Storage 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD has 50 MB/s more read speed than the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD (550 MB/s vs 500 MB/s). Memory type: TLC on the Origin Storage 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD, eMLC on the Origin Storage 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD.

  • SSD capacity
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:240 GB
    • 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:960 GB
  • SSD form factor
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:3.5"
    • 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:2.5"
  • Memory type
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:TLC
    • 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:eMLC
  • Read speed
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:500 MB/s
    • 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:550 MB/s
  • Write speed
    • 240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:500 MB/s
    • 960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD:520 MB/s

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Comparison of IBM-240EMLCRI-S13, IBM-960EMLCMWL-S12
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Origin Storage

240GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD

Model IBM-240EMLCRI-S13

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Origin Storage

960GB Hot Plug Enterprise SSD

Model IBM-960EMLCMWL-S12

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Features5 differ
SSD capacityDiffers240 GB960 GB
SSD form factorDiffers3.5"2.5"
Memory typeDiffersTLCeMLC
Read speedDiffers500 MB/s550 MB/s
Write speedDiffers500 MB/s520 MB/s

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