You are offerding on a Kioxia 960GB PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe U.2 SSD Toshiba KCM5XRUG960G CM5 Series 3 DWPD. These units are excellent and show 99% GOOD HEALTH.

The units came from Google. They were developing a product that used these drives inside. I guarantee that these are in excellent working condition with 99% Good Health.

Please note that these are SSD with a U.2 interface (Not M.2) and typically used with enterprise servers. Buyers can use it for their personal computers but will need a U.2 to PCIe adapter or USB adapter. Make sure you\'re buying the correct item because we don\'t accept returns.

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Model Number KCM5XRUG960G

Capacity 960GB InterfacePCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe Rev. 1.3aProduct SpecificationSequential Read3250 MB/sSequential Write2460 MB/sRandom Read (100% Span)650000 IOPSRandom Write (100% Span)145000 IOPSPower RequirementSupply Voltage12V +/- 10% | 3.3 Vaux +/- 15%Power Consumption6.0 W TypReliabilityMTTF2,500,000 hoursMechanicalHeight (mm)15 + 0. -05Width (mm)69.85 +/- 0.25Length (mm)100.45 MaxWeight (g)130 MaxEnvironmentalTemperature (Celcius)0 to 60Humidity (Operating)5% to 95 % R.HVibration (Operating)21.27m/s2 {21.17 Grms} {5 to 800Hz}Shock (Operating9800m/s2 {1000G} {0.5ms duration}

• PCIeⓇ Gen3 x4 interface with single/dual port support
• NVMeTM Rev. 1.3a compliant
• Capacities from 800GB to 6.4TB
• Up to 770K random read IOPS (single port (1x4) mode)
• Low power consumption of 16W maximum
• 2.5 inch small form factor, 15mm Z-Height
• 3 DWPD with 100% random write workload
• Power loss protection and end-to-end data protection, including T10 DIF
• Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) option *Note 1,4
• Self-encrypting drive (SED) option *Note 2,4
• Self-encrypting drive (SED), FIPS 140-2 option *Note performance computing (HPC) (financial trading, healthcare, and oil/gas exploration)
• Online transaction processing (OLTP) (transactional and relational databases)
• High-frequency trading (HFT)
• IoT, IIoTand Edge computing (automative, autonomous vehicles, transportations, smart cities and smart factories)
• Media Streaming (media and entertainment and video surveillance)