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ORICO GV100 NVMe SSD Review: 940MB/s Speed, Portable Design & USB 3.1 Gen2 Performance Explained”
The evolution from mechanical hard drives with speeds around 130MB/s to mainstream SATA SSDs at 500MB/s took years. However, NVMe SSDs have rapidly dominated the market with blazing read/write speeds. Today, as long as your motherboard supports it, NVMe is the go-to choice for superior performance and user experience.
Unboxing the ORICO GV100 reveals a sleek blue-and-white package. The front highlights the SSD’s model, capacity, and PICC-underwritten 3-year warranty. Key specs on the back emphasize its original 3D NAND Flash chips and 940MB/s read speeds—far surpassing traditional SATA drives.
Inside the box, you’ll find the SSD, user manual, and two 20cm cables (USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to USB-A), eliminating the need for extra accessories.
The ORICO Troodon-Wing GV100 measures 96mm x 30mm x 9.9mm—slightly larger than a thumb drive—and weighs just 28g. Its aluminum alloy shell ensures durability, heat dissipation, and data protection during travel.
An ABS keyring attachment at the end lets you clip the SSD to backpacks or keychains, minimizing loss risks.
The GV100 features a USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-C interface, supporting speeds up to 940MB/s. Testing on a USB 3.1 Gen1 (5Gb/s) motherboard yielded 450MB/s read/write speeds. However, a Gen2 (10Gb/s) interface achieved 933MB/s reads and 882MB/s writes, matching official claims.
Beyond PCs, the GV100 works with phones, tablets, PS4, and routers. For example, it expands storage for Xiaomi Mi 8 users struggling with limited 64GB space.
With 933MB/s speeds, ultra-portability, and dual-interface flexibility, the ORICO GV100 is a top-tier solution for fast, reliable storage.
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