EUR93,99 EUR183,58/1TB
Intenso top performance
512 GB, M.2 2280
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This is a very bad deal, because at this price, this SSD has two things going for it: a short lifespan and lousy speed. You get something really good in the range of 100 francs and anything that costs less than 60 and offers a TB is just useless.
Besides, this is a SATA SSD, not an NVMe SSD, so that's another reason not to buy it. The HP Envy needs NVMe SSDs and my recommendation would be for this one, branded quality and fast (the SATA SSD can do just under 500 MB/s). The KC3000 is almost as fast as one of the fastest, the Kingston Fury Renegade.
Kingston KC3000 (1024 GB, M.2 2280)
Kingston FURY Renegade (1000 GB, M.2 2280)
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Hello, it's the same standard (M.2 2280) and it should work fine.
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To answer your question you need to know the volume of the disk you have installed in the ICY Box IB-183M2 on a USB3.0 port!
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No, that is not possible. This SSD has an "M.2 Key B & M" interface. But Intenso offers the SSD "Intenso M.2 SSD Premium 500GB PCIe NVMe" with the item no. 16688875 for currently Fr. 40.60. It should work. Have a good evening!
Yes, this SSD uses a SATA interface, just like their Sandisk SSD.
Its SATA - 3 ,limited to 540 MB/s , not NVMe.
Yes that is possible
According to the manufacturer, you need an M.2 SATA SSD in 2242 format. -> http://m2ssd.trekstor.de/ssd-einbau...
For example, the following product: Transcend 430S (256GB, M.2 2242)
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Yes, that should work. (B+M use two lanes and M key their four.)
According to my information, it is not compatible. You need an M.2 PCIe SSD with NVMe. For example the following product: Samsung 960 EVO (500GB, M.2 2280)
Former employee
7 years ago
No. But this one is: Transcend JetDrive 820 (480GB)
I don't know, but the Intenso Top Performance M.2 2280 is not an NVMe SSD but a SATA SSD, small difference. Don't know if the Dell is backwards compatible!
I have them installed in a Synology M2D18 card.
Former user
7 years ago
You can certainly use it for a certain range of applications. There is always something better.
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