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Ediloca EN760 SSD with Heatsink 1TB PCIe Gen4, NVMe M.2 2280, Up to 5000MB/s, Internal Solid State Drive, Dynamic SLC Cache, Compatible with PS5 and PC

Brand: Ediloca

【High-speed PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 NVMe 1.4 interface】This m.2 SSD 1TB sequential read and write speed is up to 5000/4500 MB/s, using PCIe Gen4 technology to achieve high performance bandwidth and low latency. The EN760 1TB SSD delivers top performance and extremely short load times for an immersive uninterrupted gaming experience.

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Weight
9 g
Pack size
1
Colour
Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#3,156

About this product

Designed for gamers and tech enthusiasts seeking top-tier performance, the Ediloca EN760 SSD with Heatsink is a standout in the Gaming SSDs category. With its impressive read/write speeds of up to 5000MB/s, this 1TB Internal Solid State Drive ensures that your favorite games load quickly, enhancing your gaming experience. This SSD is perfect for those who play on both PC and PS5, offering seamless compatibility across platforms. The Dynamic SLC Cache technology optimizes performance by providing a dedicated area for frequently accessed data, ensuring consistent speed even under heavy loads.

Specifications

Weight
9 g
Pack size
1
Colour
Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#3,156

Frequently asked questions

Is this SSD compatible with my PS5?

Yes, the Ediloca EN760 is fully compatible with your PS5. It uses a PCIe Gen4 interface, which is supported by the latest gaming consoles and PCs for optimal performance.

How does this SSD compare to other gaming SSDs in terms of speed?

The Ediloca EN760 offers speeds up to 5000MB/s, making it one of the fastest gaming SSDs available. This significantly reduces load times and enhances overall system responsiveness compared to slower drives.

What is Dynamic SLC Cache and how does it benefit me?

Dynamic SLC Cache improves performance by temporarily using a portion of the SSD's storage as a high-speed cache. This means that frequently accessed data can be loaded faster, leading to quicker boot times and game loading speeds.

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