New 4-Bay NVMe SSD Thunderbolt 3 Enclosure from Netstor
Netstor NA622TB3 storage is created to support up to four M.2 PCIe NVMe SSDs. With the present-day largest single M.2 NVMe SSD of 2TB in the market, the maximum storage reaches up to 8TB capacity totally by way of four M.2 NVMe SSDs installed inside.
High NVMe Speeds in the NA622TB3 with an Integrated PCIe Switch
The Thunderbolt 3 NA622TB3 has been considerately designed to be integrated with a high-performance PCIe Gen3 switch, permitting each M.2 SSD slot within the NVMe storage to get the best achievement the professional wants. Each M.2 SSD socket within the Netstor unit is guaranteed to have PCIe 3.0 x2 bandwidth of up to 1600 MB/s, which is precisely the doubled performance ensuring that each individual M.2 SSD capacity volume and each RAID group of dual M.2 SSDs can get the best and optimum throughput and accomplishment.
RAID 0, 1 or Individual NVMe SSD Storage in the NA622TB3
The Netstor team has thoughtfully designed the enclosure front individual M.2 SSD LED indicators for each M.2 NVMe SSD installed inside the NA622TB3, so the users can easily and conveniently understand the status of each M.2 NVMe SSD within the Netstor unit at any time.
All the modern Mac and Windows PC laptops/all-in-one have equipped with the up-to-date lightning-fast Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) interface, and accordingly the Netstor Thunderbolt 3 four-slot M.2 NVMe SSD storage is specifically suited to all the present-day Mac/Windows PC laptop host computers in support of the professional editing workflows.
The Netstor NA622TB3 NVMe SSD RAID Enclosure for PC and Mac
Designed light and portable four-slot M.2 NVMe SSD storage with support of delivering extraordinary, optimized performance and achievement, the Netstor unit features Thunderbolt 3 interface capable of providing data transfer rates up to 2750 MB/s, two times the previous generation of Thunderbolt 2, in favor of all sorts of data storage, supporting both macOS and Windows PC platforms.
The Netstor NA622TB3 NVMe SSD RAID Enclosure Features a 120W PSU and 15W TB3 Power
The NA622TB3 features the abundant and reliable built-in 120W power supply unit.
Even if the prospective, high power required four M.2 PCIe NVMe 22110 or 2280 SSDs are installed within the Netstor unit for working, all the solid-state drives are ensured to have the most stable, sufficient power for production.
The M.2 NVMe SSD storage’s Thunderbolt 3 ports have incorporated USB power delivery (USB PD) 15W charging, allowing the NA622TB3 to power and charge the upstream Thunderbolt 3 laptop and the downstream device via the Thunderbolt 3 cable.
The Netstor NA622TB3 NVMe SSD RAID Enclosure with Active Cooling
The NA622TB3 storage features the three-level variable-speed fan cooling system. In addition to the superior airflow dissipation framework of the Netstor unit, users can also select the most suitable fan speed according to the production settings in favour of the varied working environments.
The Netstor NA622TB3 NVMe SSD RAID Enclosure for PC and Mac Specifications
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