Product comparison · 2 internal solid state drives

Origin Storage Inception MLC800 Series vs Origin Storage Inception TLC800 Series

17specifications compared
4differ
13identical
0known for one product only

Key differences

The Origin Storage Inception MLC800 Series has 392 GB more SSD capacity than the Origin Storage Inception TLC800 Series (512 GB vs 120 GB). The Origin Storage Inception TLC800 Series has 30 MB/s more read speed than the Origin Storage Inception MLC800 Series (550 MB/s vs 520 MB/s). The Origin Storage Inception MLC800 Series has 50 MB/s more write speed than the Origin Storage Inception TLC800 Series (500 MB/s vs 450 MB/s). Memory type: MLC on the Origin Storage Inception MLC800 Series, TLC on the Origin Storage Inception TLC800 Series.

SSD capacity
- Inception MLC800 Series:512 GB
- Inception TLC800 Series:120 GB
Memory type
- Inception MLC800 Series:MLC
- Inception TLC800 Series:TLC
Read speed
- Inception MLC800 Series:520 MB/s
- Inception TLC800 Series:550 MB/s
Write speed
- Inception MLC800 Series:500 MB/s
- Inception TLC800 Series:450 MB/s

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Comparison of OMLC512SATA/2.5-50, OTLC120SATA/2.5-50
17 specifications	A Origin Storage Inception MLC800 Series Model OMLC512SATA/2.5-50 View product	B Origin Storage Inception TLC800 Series Model OTLC120SATA/2.5-50 View product
Features4 differ
SSD capacityDiffers	512 GB	120 GB
SSD form factor	2.5"	2.5"
Interface	Serial ATA III	Serial ATA III
NVMe	No	No
Memory typeDiffers	MLC	TLC
Hardware encryption	No	No
Data transfer rate	6 Gbit/s	6 Gbit/s
Read speedDiffers	520 MB/s	550 MB/s
Write speedDiffers	500 MB/s	450 MB/s
Hot-swap	No	No
Windows operating systems supported	Yes	Yes
Linux operating systems supported	Yes	Yes
Packaging dataidentical
Storage drive adapter included	No	No
Package type	Blister	Blister
Operational conditionsidentical
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 70 °C	0 - 70 °C
Storage temperature (T-T)	-40 - 85 °C	-40 - 85 °C
Other featuresidentical
Compliance certificates	RoHS	RoHS

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