Solid State Drive DeLOCK 54064 64GB PCI Express NVMe

This Solid State Drive DeLOCK 54064 is a CFexpress 1.0 (CFX) Type B format flash module presented as an internal NVMe PCIe storage device with 64 GB capacity. It is optimized for fast transfer of large photo and video files thanks to the PCIe interface and NVMe protocol, and its low latency also makes it suitable for industrial scenarios that require removable high-performance storage.

Advantages

The DeLOCK 54064 delivers read speeds up to 750 MB/s and write speeds up to 230 MB/s, providing quick data access and reduced wait times when loading or saving files. Using the NVMe and PCI Express standards ensures efficient communication with compatible host systems and supports sustained performance for sequential transfers. Its compact CFexpress Type B form factor enables use in devices and workflows that accept removable high-speed storage.

Suitable for

• Photo and video recording and post-processing that require fast sequential transfers
• PC components and systems needing a compact NVMe storage module
• Industrial applications that use removable high-performance flash media

Key specifications

• Form factor: CFexpress 1.0 (CFX) Type B / NVMe PCIe module
• Capacity: 64 GB
• Read speed: up to 750 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 230 MB/s
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 54064, EAN: 4043619540648

How to use

Install the module into a compatible CFexpress Type B slot or an adapter that supports NVMe PCIe devices. Ensure the host system supports CFexpress/NVMe over PCIe and has appropriate drivers or firmware. After physical installation, initialise and format the drive in the operating system if required, then use it for storing or recording large files such as photos, videos, or application data.

Recommendations

For reliable long-term operation, use the drive within the manufacturer-specified environmental and power conditions, keep host system firmware and drivers up to date, and perform regular backups of important data. Avoid removing the module during active read/write operations to prevent data corruption.