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Black 2.5 inch SATA solid state drive with Kingston label

Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston SSDNow KC300 240 GB 2.5" SATA internal solid state drive

SKU CH-CJ9Y-DG66R

240 GB 2.5" SATA solid state drive with 84000 IOPS random read and 52000 IOPS random write

  • 240 GB capacity stores your OS and apps
  • SATA interface fits standard 2.5" drive bays
  • 84000 IOPS random 4 KB read speeds up boot times
  • 52000 IOPS random 4 KB write accelerates file saves

Kingston SSDNow KC300 240 GB SATA drive

This 2.5 inch solid state drive connects through a SATA interface and provides 240 GB of storage capacity. It suits desktop owners who want faster boot times and application loading compared with a mechanical hard disk.

Practical limits of the SATA interface

The SATA bus caps maximum sequential transfer rates well below the speeds possible with a PCIe based SSD. Random read performance reaches 84000 IOPS and random write reaches 52000 IOPS. Buyers who need higher throughput or lower latency should consider a drive that uses a faster interface.

Highlights

  • 240 GB capacity stores your OS and apps
  • SATA interface fits standard 2.5" drive bays
  • 84000 IOPS random 4 KB read speeds up boot times
  • 52000 IOPS random 4 KB write accelerates file saves

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 240 GB version or a larger capacity?

The 240 GB capacity suits an operating system and core applications; if you store large media libraries or many games, a higher-capacity SATA drive would be more practical.

What does the 84000 IOPS random read figure mean for everyday use?

That random 4 KB read speed lets the drive fetch small files quickly, so the operating system boots faster and applications launch with less delay compared with a mechanical hard drive.

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