U.2 vs. M.2 Drives Comparison
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•3 reasons you should consider upgrading to a U.2 SSD instead of an M.2
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M.2 drives can go up to 31 TB of storage, up from 8 TB in size.
U.2 can be significantly larger and therefore, can better dissipate heat across a bigger surface.
The Kingston SEDC1000M 7.68 TB U2 drive has a DWPD of 1 over five years , meaning you can write 8 TB to it every single day for five years .
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