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Kingston NV3 2230 vs Sandisk Optimus GX 7100

33 of 55 fields differ

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  • 20 different values
  • 13 known for one only
  • 9 the same
  • 13 missing for both

Biggest differences

Each bar uses the scale of all 84 SSDs.

  1. EnduranceA: 640TBB: 1,200TBSandisk is 560 TB higher.
  2. Write speedA: 5,000MB/sB: 6,900MB/sSandisk is 1,900 MB/s higher.
  3. Read speedA: 6,000MB/sB: 7,250MB/sSandisk is 1,250 MB/s higher.

Weight

0 to 150 g

A2.8g
B5.8g

All 63 fields

Every value links to where we found it.

AKingston NV3 2230
BSandisk Optimus GX 7100

General

5 of 9 differ
Model numbers
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Predecessor
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Successor
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Launch price (EU)
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Markets
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Form factor

Interface

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Detachable cable
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Hardware

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DRAM cache size
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Performance

4 of 4 differ
Random 4K read (claimed)
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Random 4K write (claimed)
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Endurance and reliability

3 of 3 differ

Power

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Power while reading (claimed)
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Power while writing (claimed)
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Max power consumption (claimed)
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Average power in light use (claimed)
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Idle power (claimed)
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Measured

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Random 4K read at queue depth 1 (measured)
Random 4K write at queue depth 1 (measured)
3DMark Storage Benchmark
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Idle power (measured)
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Cooling and build

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Heatsink
RGB lighting
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Dust and water rating
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Drop test height
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Security and software

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Compatibility

1 of 1 differ

Dimensions and weight

2 of 2 differ

In the box

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Cables included
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Warranty

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