The SSD offers read/write performance of up to 520/450 MB/s and higher reliability than 2D NAND SSDs. The SU650 also features SLC caching and advanced error correction technologies to ensure optimal data performance and integrity. For those who want to experience a clear PC upgrade, the SU650 is an excellent choice. With 3D-NAND (also called V-NAND or 3D V-NAND) the transistors are vertical to the chip surface and the flash memory rows are arranged in layers on top of each other. This achieves a higher storage density and at the same time reduces the risk of interferences between the cells. Thanks to the shortened connections between the cells, the electrical power increases and, as a result, the power consumption decreases. The advantages of an SSD compared to a conventional hard disk are significantly shorter access times, lower energy consumption and greatly increased shock tolerance. This means that your operating system boots faster, less heat is generated and your data remains intact even in the event of major vibrations. A further advantage is the very long service life, whereby your data is preserved over a long period of time.