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IT Home reported on August 2 that Taiwanese media BenchLife.info today exposed the physical pictures and parameter information of Kingston's new generation entry-level M.2 NVMe solid-state drive NV3.

▲ Image source: BenchLife.info, same below

Reports confirm that NV3, the "Kenting Bay" prototype product released by Kingston at the 2024 Taipei International Computer Show, will replace the existing product NV2.

NV3 will adopt the M.2 2280 physical form factor design, PCIe 4.0×4 interface, and still use the DRAM-less solution.

Kingston will initially offer three capacity options for NV3: 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB, and the 4TB version "may be added later."

IT Home sorted out the NV3 sequential read and write speeds mentioned in Taiwanese media reports as follows:

Kingston NV3500GB1TB2TB Sequential Read 6000MB/s Sequential Write 2200MB/s4000MB/s5000MB/s

Kingston will provide NV3 solid state drives 3-year limited warrantyIn terms of design durability, the 500GB version is 160TBW, and the remaining capacity versions double in turn (i.e. 1TB version 320TBW, 2TB version 640TBW...).

Kingston's NV3 solid-state drive will be officially released next week. Earlier reports said the specific time is August 5.