Kingston® SSD OM3PGP4 Series Product Specification Version 1.0
Kingston® SSD OM3PGP4 Series Product Specification Version 1.0
Kingston® SSD OM3PGP4 Series Product Specification Version 1.0
Product Specification
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Nov. 2022
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Revision History
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1. Introduction
1.1 General Description
The Kingston® SSD OM3PGP4 is designed and built for personal computing machines, providing
the mobility, stability, reliability and power loss handling capability. The Kingston® SSD OM3PGP4
utilizes a PCIe Gen4 x4 interface, Non-Volatile Memory Express protocol and adopt PS5021-E21T
controller, Kioxia NAND Flash. The device comes in M.2 2230-S3-M form factor.
Hard drive replacement - Solid-state drives are the next evolution of PC storage and run faster,
quieter and cooler than the aging technology inside hard drives. With no moving parts, SSDs are
also more durable and more reliable than hard drives.
For desktops and notebooks - Kingston solid-state drives will make your system more responsive,
so it boots quicker, loads applications faster and shuts down faster.
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1.2 Advanced Flash Management
1.2.1 Background Garbage Collection
SSDs incorporate advanced controllers that manage the NAND Flash storage. Kingston® uses
Phison®-based controllers in specific SSDs to provide customers with better endurance and
performance. These controllers use proprietary technologies to conduct Garbage Collection (GC).
When files are deleted in an Operating System such as Windows, the OS just marks its internal file
table indicating that the file is deleted. On hard disk drives (HDDs), the now-invalid data remains
there and can be directly overwritten by the system to store new data.
NAND Flash-based devices cannot overwrite data that is already there. They have to go through a
Program/Erase cycle; to write to an already used block of data, an SSD controller would first copy
all valid data (that which is still in use) and write it to empty pages of a different block, erase all the
cells in the current block (both valid and invalid data), and then start writing new data to the newly
erased block. This process is called Garbage Collection. Newer OSs also support the TRIM
command, whereby the OS notifies the SSD that it has deleted specific files so that the SSD can
better manage the GC process to recover that space earlier and prevent saving and moving all that
invalid data.
1.2.2 Wear-Leveling
Kingston Flash storage devices incorporate controllers utilizing advanced wear-leveling
technology, which distributes the number of P/E cycles (program/erase) across the Flash memory
evenly. Wear-leveling thus extends the useful life of a drive and help maintain consistent
performance levels over the life of the drive.
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1.3 Functional Description
Key Feature Specification
APST Support
ASPM/PCI-PM Support
S.M.A.R.T Support
(1) PS00
(2) PS01
(3) PS02
(4) PS03
(5) PS04
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2. General Product Specification
2.1 Capacity
Addressable sectors follow the IDEMA organization standard, reference to Document LBA1-03 LBA
Count for Disk Drives Standard.
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Unformatted Capacity Total User Addressable Sectors in LBA Mode
128GB 250,069,680
256GB 500,118,192
512GB 1,000,215,216
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1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes and not all of the memory can be used for storage.
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1 sector = 512 bytes
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2.2 Fundamental Specification
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◆ Capacity – supporting unformatted capacities of 128GB, 256GB and 512GB
◆ Based on out-of-box performance, speed may vary due to host hardware, software configuration
and usage.
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◆ Performance –
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◆ Power consumption –
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1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes and not all of the memory can be used for storage.
2 Performance data reveal the Max. performance consequence, based on CrystalDiskMark 8.0.4
Based on out-of-box performance, speed may have 10% variation due to host hardware, software
configuration and usage.
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Maximum Power bases on IOMeter Read/Write workload. Average bases on MobileMark2018 workload.
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2.3 Power Specification
Parameter Specification
Parameter Value
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2.5 Warranty Policy
Kingston warrants to the original end user customer that its products are free from defects in
material and workmanship. This product is covered by Kingston warranty for one of the following
periods, whichever occurs first:
( i ) Three years from the date of purchase by the original end user customer
( ii ) Until the date when the SSD reached its TBW threshold as measured by Kingston software.
Parameter Specification
128G – 80 TBW
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TBW
256G – 160 TBW
(Terabyte Written)
512G – 320 TBW
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The value of TBW is calculated by WAF (Write Amplification Factor), which is measured with JEDEC
219A Standard Client Workload.
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3. Physical Specification
The M.2 2230 Form-Factor complies with NGFF M.2 SSD standard. Detail mechanical design
parameters as below. Tolerance data also included. Some Golden finger may be unimplemented.
Parameter Specification
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Figure 3-2: Top View of SSD
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4. Environment Specification
4.1 Storage Specification
OM3PGP4 SSD is known as the consumer grade storage product.
Operating 0 70 ℃
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Temperature
Storage -40 85 ℃
Operating 85 %
Humidity
Storage 85 %
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Temperature is measured by sensor, from SMART Attributes.
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4.3 Safety Compliance Specification
The Kingston SSD OM3PGP4 is certified to comply with the following standards
Certification Standard
EN 55032:2015+A11:2020
CE
EN 55035:2017+A11:2020
CB IEC 62368-1:2018
CB
CB IEC 62368-1:2014
EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017
LVD
IEC 62368-1:2014
UL 62368-1:2019
TUV
CSA C22.2 NO. 62368-1:19
BS EN 55032:2015+A11:2020
UKCA
BS EN 55035:2017+A11:2020
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5. Pin Definition
Pin # Type Description Pin # Type Description
P11 RXN3 PCIe RX Differential signal P41 TXN0 PCIe TX Differential signal
P13 RXP3 PCIe RX Differential signal P43 TXP0 PCIe TX Differential signal
P17 TXN2 PCIe TX Differential signal P47 RXN0 PCIe RX Differential signal
P19 TXP2 PCIe TX Differential signal P49 RXP0 PCIe RX Differential signal
P23 RXN2 PCIe RX Differential signal P53 REFCLKN PCIe reference clock signals
P25 RXP2 PCIe RX Differential signal P55 REFCLKP PCIe reference clock signals
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P61 Module Key No Connect P69 N/C No Connect
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6. Supported NVMe Command List
The Admin Command Set defines the commands that may be submitted to the Admin Submission
Queue. Admin commands should not be impacted by the state of I/O queues (e.g., a full I/O
completion queue should not delay or stall the Delete I/O Submission Queue command). Table 6-
2 defines Admin commands that are specific to the NVM Command Set.
Op Code Command
00h Delete I/O Submission Queue
01h Create I/O Submission Queue
02h Get Log Page
04h Delete I/O Completion Queue
05h Create I/O Completion Queue
06h Identify
08h Abort
09h Set Features
0Ah Get Features
0Ch Asynchronous Event Request
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10h Firmware Commit
11h Firmware Image Download
Table 6-1: Supported Admin Command
Op Code Command
80h Format NVM
81h Security Send
82h Security Receive
Table 6-2: Supported Admin Command – NVM Command Set Specific
Op Code Command
00h Flush
01h Write
02h Read
04h Write Uncorrectable
05h Compare
08h Write Zeroes
09h Dataset Management
Table 6-3: Supported NVM Command
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7. Label Definition
Label definition on the label samples (as Fig. 7-1) is only for demonstration of every part on the
label, not real information. Detail information is in Table 7-1.
7 2D Barcode SKU+PSID
8 Compliance logos
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8. SMART Attributes
SMART Attributes provide the SSD’s detail working information, like power-on hours or write from
host…etc. to help SSD vendor to monitor the health situation and diagnosis while SSD have been
damaged or panic under abnormal user behavior.
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