Thermal management and durability

• Commercial PCIe 3.0 SSDS usually have a better thermal design and thermal management mechanism, which can maintain stable operation for a long time to avoid performance degradation due to overheating. Many commercial SSDS are also equipped with thermal management systems (such as dynamic thermal control technology) to maintain high performance during long periods of high load operation.
• Durability: Commercial PCIe 3.0 SSDS use high-quality flash memory chips and controllers that can withstand more write operations. General commercial SSDS provide certain TBW (total number of bytes written) and MTBF (mean time between failures) guarantees to ensure long-term reliability.

Easy to integrate

• Commercial PCIe 3.0 SSDS usually come in the form of standard M.2, U.2, or PCIe cards for easy integration with various computer, workstation, and server systems. The M.2 interface is particularly suitable for applications with a small footprint on the motherboard, while the U.2 interface is often used in enterprise-class systems, providing higher stability and scalability.
• Simple installation, no additional power support is required, and can be directly connected to the mainboard through the PCIe slot, making it easy to upgrade storage devices.