VP4300 PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 2280 SOLID STATE DRIVE
- Supports PS5 (Up to 6,000 MB/s)
Evolutionarily built with a cutting-edge PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe controller, the Viper VP4300 gaming solid state drive is pushing expectations with incredibly high-speed Read and Write transfers, perfect for all gamers and tech enthusiasts. Equipped with DDR4 DRAM cache, the VP4300 gaming SSD enables higher timings compared to PCIe Gen3 x4 SSDs, resulting in blazingly fast quick start-up times. By providing superior reliability across data-heavy tasks and intense action-packed games, the VP4300 is the optimal choice for hardcore gamers. Designed with the best-in-class heat spreadaer designs, the VP4300 series will include 2 new, low-profile heat spreaders. Users can choose between an asymmetric and unique aluminum heat spreader design, giving users an edgy build, or a one-time use graphene heat spreader to ensure excellent thermal dissipation to avoid overheating for tight spaces.
The VP4300 gaming solid state drive is perfect for a compact build and slim fit for high-performance PC solutions while maintaining its multifunctional capabilities Supported by a 5-year warranty, the VP4300 gaming solid state drive also includes Advance Flash Management and multi-features while advancing current market speeds. Take the lead on the latest solid state drive technology. Unlock the next level of performance with the Viper VP4300 gaming SSD and boost your game to the extreme!
Compatible with the latest AMD platform
Ready for AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series Processors.
The Viper VP4300 PCI-e m.2 SSD is compatible with the Sony PLAYSTATION5® (PS5)Gaming Console
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Notes:
- Actual performance may vary due to available SSD capacity, host hardware and software configurations, and other system factors.
- Warranty is determined by Total Bytes Written (TBW) or the warranty period, whichever occurs first,
Disclaimer
Actual performance may vary depending on SSD capacity, host hardware and software configurations, and other system factors.
Warranty is determined by Total Bytes Written (TBW) or the warranty period, whichever occurs first.