ORICO M2 SSD 2TB, NVMe SSD M.2 with Heatsink, PCIe 4.0 x 4, up to 7000MB/s, SLC Cache 3D NAND, Internal Solid State Drive M.2 2280 for PS5, Desktop PC

Jun 17, 2025
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  • Built for Performance: The ORICO O7000 NVMe SSD uses NVMe 2.0 technology and PCIe Gen 4x4 interface, with advanced NAND flash memory to increase computer speed, improve game load times and enable faster data transfers
  • High Speed Transfer: Sequential read speed up to 7000MB/s, sequential write speed up to 6600MB/s, 4K random read speed up to 1000k IOPS, 4K random write speed up to 800k IOPS
  • Advanced Thermal Design: M.2 SSDs feature a new thermal pad material that ensures NVMe SSDs maintain stable temperatures even under high workloads, improving sustained performance
  • Smart Cache: Adopting HMB mechanism, equipped with the SLC cache function, accelerates the read/write performance of the drive, greatly improves the boot speed, loading applications and games, and keeps read/write speeds steadily high, greatly improving the working efficiency of professionals who work for many hours
  • Longer Lifetime: The O7000 Series SSDs have an MTBF of over 1.5 million hours, and every component of ORICO built-in SSDs is backed by a 5-year warranty for added peace of mind for every user. This means reliability and durability for tech enthusiasts, hardcore gamers and professionals
  • For PS5 storage expansion: Expand your PS5 storage with ORICO PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD with capacities up to 4TB for fast game launch and seamless gameplay. To install the SSD in the PS5 slot, remove the metal heatsink and store only the heat pad

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For PS5 storage expansion: Expand your PS5 storage with ORICO PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD with capacities up to 4TB for fast game launch and seamless gameplay. To install the SSD in the PS5 slot, remove the metal heatsink and store only the heat pad
PS5 nvme work better if they have a DRAM cache
according to this is doesn't
HMB doesn't work for PS5
better off with something like I have.

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7k is nice but you can get ones that run 14k now.