Addlink X70 2TB M.2 2280 Gen3x4 NVMe SSD, RGB Heatsink

Stock Capacity

PCIe Interface

Internal Storage

Integrated Heatsink

2 TB for a Desktop Storage Upgrade

The 2 TB configuration provides space for an operating system, applications, games and working files in an internal M.2 drive. Plan the installation around the available NVMe slot, existing storage layout and the space needed for your files. Formatted usable capacity differs from the labelled storage capacity.

PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe Connectivity

The X70 uses four PCIe Gen3 lanes and the NVMe storage protocol. Match it to an M.2 slot that supports PCIe NVMe, rather than relying on the connector shape alone. SATA-only M.2 slots and other physically similar connectors do not establish NVMe-drive compatibility.

Series-Rated Sequential Performance

The manufacturer lists X70 series sequential peaks of up to 3500 MB/s read and 3000 MB/s write. These are series-rated maximum figures, with actual results affected by the device, interface, capacity, usage and test conditions. They should not be read as a guarantee for every workload.

An Integrated Metal Heatsink

The diamond-cut metal heatsink and heat-conducting pad are intended to help transfer heat from the drive during operation. Allow physical clearance for the complete assembly, especially around a motherboard heat shield or a confined laptop bay. A matching M.2 length alone does not establish heatsink clearance.

RGB with a Rainbow Lighting Effect

The X70 includes a built-in flowing rainbow lighting effect. Lighting control through supported motherboard software can vary with the motherboard model and utility version, as addlink explains. Check the supported software arrangement when planning synchronised lighting, rather than assuming every board provides identical control.

Brand

addlink / addgame

Model

X70

Stock capacity

2 TB

Does every M.2 socket support this drive?

The drive requires an M.2 slot supporting PCIe NVMe. SATA-only M.2 slots, mSATA connectors and WWAN sockets are different interfaces and should not be treated as compatible just because the shape appears similar.

Are the speed figures guaranteed in every system?

The manufacturer publishes X70 series maxima of up to 3500 MB/s read and 3000 MB/s write. Actual results depend on the interface, device, capacity, workload and test conditions.

Will the integrated heatsink fit every laptop or enclosure?

Check the available physical clearance for the complete drive and heatsink assembly. The M.2 2280 length and NVMe interface do not establish fit under every heat shield or inside every confined bay.

Can the RGB lighting synchronise with motherboard software?

addlink describes support through compatible motherboard utilities, but control can vary by model and software version. Use the relevant supported utility and check compatibility for the specific motherboard.

Will formatted capacity appear exactly as 2 TB?

The labelled capacity and the capacity displayed by an operating system can differ because of measurement units and formatting. The operating system, applications and other installed files also use part of the available storage.