ADATA 2TB Legend 970 Gen5 M.2 NVMe SSD, M.2 2280, PCIe 5.0, 3D NAND, R/W 10K/10K MB/s, Active Heat Dissipation

LEGEND 970 PCIe Gen5 x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive

Extraordinary Speed
The LEGEND 970 adopts the latest generation PCIe Gen5 x4 transmission interface and complies with the NVMe 2.0 standard to deliver amazing read and write capabilities. The LEGEND 970 also supports the latest Intel and AMD platforms. Whether in dynamic or static output, it always provides full performance.

Unreal Performance
Complete every task in moments. The LEGEND 970 has a sequential read/write speed of 10,000/10,000MB per second, double the speed of PCIe Gen4 SSDs and 6 times faster than Gen3 SSDs, and is fully backward compatible with PCIe 4.0 and 3.0 platforms.

Experts of Patented Heat Dissipation
When high efficiency is required, leave it to the professionals! The LEGEND 970 adopts dual-layer extruded aluminum fins¹ to create a dense air duct to divert hot and cold air. When heat is conducted upward, a built-in micro fan is used to remove thermal energy. This unique "active heat dissipation" design delivers significantly cooler temperatures than a fanless heatsink by 10%².

Surface Crystallization Improve Heat Dissipation
The LEGEND 970's aluminum alloy fins are treated with surface crystallization, which utilizes its physical properties to increase the overall air contact area and maximize the effectiveness of its air cooling system.

QuiKTIPS : Never Experience Throttling Again
High-speed PCIe 5.0 transmission requires powerful heat dissipation. If heat is not dissipated quickly, data read/writes speeds will be adversely affected and the drive itself crashing is a possibility. The LEGEND 970's active heat dissipation mechanism withstands high temperature test and can maintain stable performance even during long bouts of high speed operation. 

QuiKTIPS : Active Cooling Analysis
How does active cooling work? Active cooling works by using a tightly adhered heat dissipation pad and a metal heat dissipator to transfer heat from the SSD. The double-layered aluminum fins help facilitate the heat transfer process. Additionally, a built-in fan draws cold air from openings on the nameplate and directs it towards the aluminum fins. The hot and cold air meet, and the rotation of the fan quickly expels the heat from both sides of the aluminum fins. This design provides superior heat dissipation compared to fanless heatsinks.