It is a SATA SSD, so read speed is near the maximum SATA3 can do. Write is a bit slow though, which points to a cheap ssd.
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Thanks. I wonder if I got shortchanged here. Do you know if optiplexes come with nvme ssds by default?
There could be a nvme slot inside urs. Many somewhat new optis have a unpopulated one