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addlink S95 2 TB (AD2TBS95M2P)
2 TB PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe 1.4 SSD on an M.2 2280 module. This record uses the addlink S95 model designation and capacity-specific code, not a generic S95 family entry. Performance values are manufacturer-rated maxima, not independent test results.
IDENTIFICATION: Verify the complete MPN, regional suffix, serial/date code and firmware from the drive label. Capacity variants, hardware revisions and cooling bundles can differ; the specifications below are for S95 2 TB where the cited manufacturer documentation identifies them.
Manufacturer-identified specifications
| Product / MPN | addlink S95 2 TB (AD2TBS95M2P); manufacturer code AD2TBS95M2P. |
|---|---|
| Capacity / form factor | 2 TB; M.2 2280 (22 × 80 mm), single module. Confirm sidedness and surrounding component clearance from the exact revision. |
| Interface / lane width | PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe; link speed is host-negotiated and can be lower on older hardware. |
| Protocol / flash | NVMe over PCI Express; manufacturer identifies this product as a client M.2 SSD. Use the exact product document for protocol revision, NAND and any DRAM/HMB details. |
| Rated sequential performance | up to 7,200 MB/s read and 6,500 MB/s write (manufacturer product-page rating). Ratings depend on capacity, firmware, workload and the test conditions published by the manufacturer. |
| Endurance / warranty | Use the current manufacturer 2 TB sheet for TBW and warranty limits; do not substitute results reported for a different capacity or firmware. |
| Model generation / thermal package | 2021 product generation. AD2TBS95M2P; 2 TB M.2 2280, PCIe 4.0 x4. Thermal bundle contents can vary by region. |
Compatibility, installation & service
- Confirm the AD2TBS95M2P SKU against the module label, and verify that the host has an NVMe-capable M.2 socket with four PCIe lanes. Check if the retail bundle has a separate heatsink; account for motherboard covers, thermal pad contact, 2280 standoff and available airflow. Back up before any firmware update.
- Read the motherboard or laptop service manual to check socket keying, supported protocol, PCIe generation/lane count, shared SATA/PCIe lanes, BIOS boot support, standoff position, module sidedness and cover clearance. M.2 is a form factor, not proof that a socket supports NVMe.
- Back up data and retain recovery media and encryption keys before replacement or firmware service. Use only the manufacturer utility/firmware intended for the exact model and capacity; confirm power and system stability during updates.
- Follow the host’s service procedure, shut down and disconnect standby power when instructed, and use electrostatic-discharge precautions. Do not hot-plug a client M.2 SSD unless the platform manual explicitly supports it.
- Monitor SMART health and temperature during sustained transfers. High burst benchmarks do not predict sustained writes, thermals, or service life; keep independent backups regardless of the TBW rating.
Sources & further reading
- addlink S95 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD — manufacturer product pageThe addlink product page identifies the S95 family and its speed class; confirm SKU-specific ratings and warranty from current manufacturer documentation.
- NVM Express — specifications and technical documentationTechnical reference for the listed model or the NVMe storage interface; confirm current revision and regional SKU notes with the manufacturer before service.
Rated figures are not guarantees of sustained throughput in every host. Check the current manufacturer datasheet, installation guidance and warranty terms before deployment.