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VisionTek DLX3 M.2 2280 256GB PCIe 3.0 x4 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) 2280
- Sequential Read: Up to 3300 MBps for high-throughput data access
- Sequential Write: Up to 2900 MBps for high-throughput data transfers
- Random Performance: Up to 370K IOPS 4KB random read and up to 288K IOPS 4KB random write
- InnoGrit Controller: Controller-based storage performance for consumer use
- Data Protection: TCG Opal v2.01 encryption with no DRAM (SLC) cache
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256GB M. 2 2280 NVME DLX3 PCIE GEN3 X4
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The VisionTek DLX3 is a 256GB M.2 2280 NVMe SSD for users seeking fast storage in a compatible PCIe 3.0 x4 slot, with sequential read speeds up to 3,300MB/s and writes up to 2,900MB/s.
Recommended For
- PC builders upgrading a desktop or laptop with an M.2 2280 NVMe slot who want a compact boot drive for the operating system and frequently used applications.
- Users with a compatible PCIe Gen3 system who want an NVMe upgrade and do not need this drive to hold their full game library or large media collection.
- Desktop users adding a secondary drive for a limited set of active projects, work files, or applications while keeping larger archives on another drive.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Upgrading a compatible laptop with an M.2 2280 NVMe slot: using the DLX3 as the system drive can make startup and everyday app launches feel more responsive, particularly when replacing a hard drive.
- Building or refreshing a desktop PC with a compatible M.2 NVMe slot: installing the DLX3 as a boot drive provides room for the operating system and frequently used apps, while larger files can remain on another drive.
- Keeping a small selection of PC games on a compatible system: the NVMe drive can reduce storage-related waits when launching games and loading levels, but 256GB means a large game library may need additional storage.
- Working on active creative files such as photos or short video projects: storing current applications and project files on the DLX3 can make them readily accessible, while its 256GB capacity is better suited to active work than a large long-term media archive.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Consumer desktop storage for gaming and personal use |
| Capacity | 256GB |
| Interface And Form Factor | M.2 2280 SSD using PCIe 3.0 x4 and NVMe 1.3 |
| Read Write Performance | Sequential speeds up to 3300 MB/s read and 2900 MB/s write; 4K random performance up to 370K IOPS read and 288K IOPS write |
| NAND, Controller And Security | 3D NAND with an InnoGrit controller, no DRAM and SLC cache; TCG Opal v2.01 encryption |
| Power And Operating Conditions | 0.3W idle and 4.75W active power consumption; operating temperature 0°C to 70°C and storage temperature -40°C to 85°C |
| Model Identifiers | VisionTek DLX3; model 2280; part number 901554 |
Reference Q&A
Q: VisionTek DLX3 256GB vs Samsung 970 EVO Plus 250GB: which should I choose?
A: Choose the DLX3 if its stated peak sequential-write speed of up to 2,900 MB/s is your priority. Choose the 970 EVO Plus if you prefer a drive with a specified DRAM cache and higher rated random IOPS for the 250GB model. Both are M.2 2280, PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe drives; these are manufacturer specifications, not a direct head-to-head benchmark.
Q: Should I get the DLX3 256GB or a higher-capacity DLX3?
A: Choose the 256GB DLX3 for a compact OS-and-apps drive when you already have other storage. Choose a 512GB, 1TB, or 2TB DLX3 if you plan to keep more games or large files on the SSD. VisionTek lists the same DLX3 series and progressively larger SLC-cache specifications across those capacities; choose based on storage needs rather than assuming the 256GB model offers the same room for a large library.
Q: VisionTek DLX3 256GB vs DLX4 1TB: is the upgrade worthwhile?
A: Choose the DLX4 1TB if you need four times the listed capacity and your system supports PCIe Gen4 speeds. VisionTek rates the DLX4 2280 at up to 5,200 MB/s read and 4,775 MB/s write, compared with up to 3,300 MB/s read and 2,900 MB/s write for the DLX3. The DLX4 is backward-compatible with Gen3, but it will not reach its Gen4-rated speeds in a Gen3 slot; the DLX3 suits a Gen3 system or a smaller storage requirement.
Q: Is the DLX3 256GB a portable external SSD or an internal drive?
A: The DLX3 256GB is an internal M.2 2280 NVMe SSD, not a ready-to-use USB portable drive. Choose it for installation in a compatible desktop or laptop. For plug-and-play portability, choose an external USB SSD; using this M.2 drive externally would require a compatible enclosure.
Q: Will this SSD work in my laptop or desktop?
A: It can work in a laptop or desktop with an available M.2 2280 slot that supports PCIe NVMe SSDs. Check the device’s specifications before buying: an M.2 SATA-only slot is not sufficient, and the host system may limit performance.
Q: Are the listed read and write speeds guaranteed?
A: No. The 3,300 MB/s read and 2,900 MB/s write figures are maximum sequential speeds, not guaranteed results for every task or system. Actual performance depends on the host device and workload.
Q: Does this SSD need a heatsink?
A: The provided product specifications do not say that a heatsink is included. Check the computer’s installation space and cooling guidance; some systems provide an M.2 heatsink or thermal pad, while others may not.
Q: Who is the 256GB version suitable for?
A: Its 256GB capacity is suited to a basic system drive, applications, and a limited collection of files or games. Consider a higher capacity if you plan to store many large games, videos, or work files on the drive.