The Intel 760p series SSDs are designed for use in consumer systems. They offer high performance and are ideal for multitasking, demanding workloads such as photo and video editing, as well as everyday office applications and gaming. The 3D NAND storage technology and the use of the NVMe protocol ensure high transfer rates that benefit your entire system. This SSD transfers data via PCI-Express, significantly surpassing traditional SATA SSDs in terms of transfer speed. M.2 SSDs are installed via the M.2 socket on the motherboard. Due to their compact dimensions, they are particularly suitable for use in ultrabooks and mini-PCs, but can also be used in standard computers. This SSD shines in systems with NVMe support, providing high throughput, high IOPS, and low latency. Unlike the older AHCI protocol, which was developed for traditional spinning drives, NVMe prevents performance drops, offers faster transfer of large data volumes, increased boot speeds, and improved system response times. The advantages of an SSD over a traditional hard drive include significantly shorter access times, lower power consumption, and greatly increased shock resistance. This means your operating system boots faster, generates less heat, and your data remains intact even under greater shocks. Another advantage is the very high lifespan, ensuring your data remains preserved over a long period.