Kingston KC2500

Name: Kingston KC2500
Brand: Kingston

Summary of Rig Logs

Results depend on the host it is used with, so they are summarized separately for each host.

With QNAP TBS-464

Result	#		Sources for this summary
Works	4	weight 2.0	#1412 #1411 #1410 #1409

With QNAP TS-453E

Result	#		Sources for this summary
Works	4	weight 2.0	#1179 #1178 #1177 #1176

With QNAP TS-264

Result	#		Sources for this summary
Works	4	weight 2.0	#1013 #1012 #1011 #1010

With QNAP TS-262

Result	#		Sources for this summary
Works	4	weight 2.0	#705 #704 #703 #702

With QNAP TS-464

Result	#		Sources for this summary
Works	4	weight 2.0	#328 #327 #326 #325

Model numbers and firmware

`SKC2500M8/1000G`	Firmware: `S7780100`
`SKC2500M8/2000G`	Firmware: `S7780100`
`SKC2500M8/250G`	Firmware: `S7780100`
`SKC2500M8/500G`	Firmware: `S7780100`

Overview Summarized by AI

Features

The Kingston KC2500 is an NVMe-connected SSD, classified under the ssd-nvme category in CompatRigs.#1410 #1411 #1412 Rig Logs confirms combinations of 250GB, 1TB, and 2TB capacities.#1410 #1411 #1412

On QNAP's official compatibility list, it is stated that for the TBS-464, firmware S7780100 and PCIe Gen3 x4 are specified.#1410 #1411 #1412

Compatibility trends

Rig Logs contains a total of 20 reports, all with the result "Working".#1412 #1179 #1013 #705 #328 By host, the combination with QNAP TBS-464 appears most frequently with 8 entries, among which 3 are recorded as combinations listed as compatible in the manufacturer's official compatibility list.#1410 #1411 #1412

Combinations with QNAP TS-453E, TS-264, and TS-262 are also recorded as having operated 4 times each.#1179 #1013 #705 The recorded report contains no mention of failures or malfunctions, nor of required workarounds; within the scope of the report, no significant issues were observed.#1412 #1179 #1013 #705 #328

Compared with other generations and competitors

The Lexar NM610 PRO is available in capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB, with a maximum sequential read speed of 3300MB/s. Durability, measured in TBW, ranges from 120 to 480 depending on capacity.Lexar NM610 PRO Lexar NM610 PRO Lexar NM610 PRO The Kingston KC2500 is available in 1TB and 2TB models, which are easily considered as candidates within the same capacity range based on Rig Logs.#1411 #1412 Lexar NM610 PRO

Tips for adopting it (AI's view)

If you are considering adoption, it is advisable to first verify the model and firmware combination using the official compatibility list from the host manufacturer, such as QNAP. Select from 250GB, 1TB, or 2TB based on your intended use, and verify beforehand that the host's M.2 slot supports PCIe Gen3 x4.

When configuring, aligning the host firmware version with those listed in the compatibility list will make troubleshooting easier if issues occur. For prolonged high-load operations, it is recommended to verify the host's cooling and power headroom in advance and pay attention to SSD temperature management.

Summarized on: 2026-10-18

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Reported together with

Product name	Works
QNAP TBS-464	4	View as combination
QNAP TS-453E	4	View as combination
QNAP TS-264	4	View as combination
QNAP TS-262	4	View as combination
QNAP TS-464	4	View as combination

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