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Kingston KC600 1TB SATAIII SSD Upgrade Kit Review

by Bartosz Waluk02412

I don’t think I have to introduce Kingston brand to anyone who is reading our website. Since it’s one of the largest memory and storage manufacturers that delivers high-quality solutions for long years, then we had a chance to review many products of Kingston and its gaming brand, HyperX.

This time we will present you the KC600 1TB SSD in the Upgrade Kit version. The presented version includes the KC600 SSD but also everything we may need to install our new SSD in laptop or desktop computers.

Stay with us to find out how much to offer has the KC600 1TB SSD.

 

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KC600 2.5″ SATA SSD Hardware-based self-encrypting drive with 3D TLC NAND

Kingston’s KC600 is a full capacity SSD designed to provide remarkable performance and optimized to provide functional system responsiveness with incredible boot, loading, and transfer times. It comes in a 2.5″ form factor using SATA Rev 3.0 interface with backward compatibility. The KC600 utilizes the latest 3D TLC NAND technology while supporting a full-security suite that includes AES 256-bit hardware encryption, TCG Opal, and eDrive. It features read/write speeds up to 550/520MB/s to efficiently store your data up to 2TB. It’s available in a bundle kit which provides everything you need for a smooth and easy desktop and notebook installation and upgrade.

 

 

  • Remarkable performance
  • Features the latest 3D TLC NAND technology
  • Supports a full-security suite (TCG Opal, AES 256-bit, eDrive)
 

 

The KC600 1TB SATA III SSD Upgrade Kit costs around $160 in Amazon online store – click here to go to the Amazon store – https://amzn.to/36TwdQI

 

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Bartosz Waluk aka Woomack is from Poland. He's been interested in computer hardware and extreme overclocking for over 25 years. Bart also has over 20 years of experience in IT, which includes sales, technical support, and computer building ... but not only. He joined the Funky Kit team in January 2013.

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