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Corsair MP600 Pro - SSD - 1 TB - Intern - M.2 2280 - PCIE 4.0 X4 (NVME)

The Corsair MP600 Pro Gen4 PCIe X4 NVME 1.4 M.2 SSD offers outstanding storage performance and, thanks to Gen4 PCIe technology, reaches ultra-fast speeds. NVME M.2-high-speed interface Integrated heat distributor made of aluminum High diche 3D TLC Corsair MP600 Pro SSD 1 tb internal m.2 2280 PCIE 4.0 X4 (NVME) 256-bit-aes integrated heat sink

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Icy Dock Ezconvert ex Pro interface adapter

The EZCONVERT EX Pro MB987M2P-1B offers an efficient, inexpensive and easy way to expand your data storage to expand a fast M.2 PCIe NVME SSD and uses the PCIe 3.0 4 x / 8x / 16x extension slot. can be installed in a single PCIe expansion slot full of height integrated heat sink and a large, back ventilation opening for an excellent one Passive cooling Tool SSD installation for simple maintenance and effortless system upgrades Active Power Technology (apt) saves electr...

SKU: AR393138
GTIN: 0884826508397
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Intel Solid -State Drive 670p Series - SSD - Encrypted - 1 TB - Intern - M.2 2280 - PCIe 3.0 X4 (NVME)

This next generation QLC-NAND- SSD offers improvements in performance, reaction speed and durability in connection with high storage capacity. performance, durability and capacity-combines in an affordable drive for client PCs Intel 3D-NAND SSDS with QLC technology and 144 layers Low energy consumption for longer PC lifespan Intel Solid-State Drive 670p Series ssd encrypted 1 tb internation (Nvme) 256-bit-aes for Next Unit of Computing 12

SKU: AR413117
GTIN: 5032037193566
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Intel Solid -State Drive 670p Series - SSD - Encrypted - 512 GB - Intern - M.2 2280 - PCIe 3.0 X4 (NVME)

This next generation QLC-NAND- SSD offers improvements in performance, reaction speed and durability in connection with high storage capacity. performance, durability and capacity-combines in an affordable drive for client PCs Intel 3D-NAND SSDS with QLC technology and 144 layers Low energy consumption for longer PC lifespan Intel Solid-State Drive 670p Series ssd encrypted 512 GB internal m.2 2280 PCIe 3.0 x4 (Nvme) 256-bit-aes for Next Unit...

SKU: AR413118
GTIN: 5032037193542
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Lexar NM620 - SSD - 512 GB - Intern - M.2 2280 - PCIe 3.0 X4 (NVME)

The Lexar NM620 M.2 2280 PCIE GEN3X4 NVME SSD was developed for intensive workloads and offers the next generation performance, which you can read at speeds of up to 3300 MB/s and bring 3000 MB/s writing to the fast lane. It is supported by the PCIe Gen3x4 NVME 1.4 Technology standard and is equipped with the 3D NAND Flash. Interface Energy -efficient SSD 512 GB Intern M.2 2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 (NVME) 2280 Capacity: 512 GB Data transfer rate: Read: 3,500 MB/S ...

SKU: AR399587
GTIN: 0843367123155
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QNAP QGD -1602P - Switch - Smart - 4 x 100/1000/2.5G (POE ++)

The QNAP QGD-1602P is a POE Managed Switch series that supports virtual machines (VMS). With 2.5 GBE and 10 GBE SFP+ports and up to 90-watt PoE output, the QGD-1602P enables you to set up a super-fast and powerful POE network infrastructure for Wi-Fi 6 Access Points and Router . With a dual-CPU design, the QGD-1602P Intel Atom uses 2.2 GHz processors with two SATA drive shafts to support VM and QTS applications. The QGD-1602P not only fulfills IP monitoring, network security, WLAN AP m...

SKU: AR363537
GTIN: 4713213517864
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Seagate Firecuda 530 ZP500GM3A013 - SSD - 500 GB - Intern - M.2 2280 - PCIE 4.0 X4 (NVME)

Extensive performance and unrivaled longevity - the Seagate Firecuda 530 uses the full potential of PCIE Gen4 with up to 7,300 MB/s. With 2 times faster transmissions than with PCIE Gen3, the Firecuda 530 is designed for continuous use and reliable performance. Now draw on the potential of PCIe of the 4th generation. speed is everything High performance Advanced technology Ideal for gaming and content creation Seagate Firecuda 530 ZP500GM3A013 SSD Intern ...

SKU: AR424784
GTIN: 8719706420419
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Silicon Power XD80 - SSD - 512 GB - Intern - M.2 2280 -...

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Silicon Power XD80 - SSD - 512 GB - Intern - M.2 2280 - PCIe 3.0 X4 (NVME)

Equipped with SLC caching and dram cache buffer, the XD80 shines with rapid reading and writing speeds of up to 3,400 and 3,000 MB/s. Your high-speed pcie gene3x4 interface leaves conventional SATA-III SSDs in the dust and gives hardcore gamers the competitive advantage you need to secure victory. PCIE Gen 3x4 interface with reading speeds of up to 3,400 MB/s and writing speeds of up to 3,000 MB/s durable aluminum cooling body ensures maximum heat discharge and heat management ide...

SKU: AR394405
GTIN: 0886576058467
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WD My Passport SSD WDBagf0040Bgy - SSD - encrypted - 4 TB...

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WD My Passport SSD WDBagf0040Bgy - SSD - encrypted - 4 TB - external (portable)

Save, use and protect important content with the My Passport SSD with NVME technology. It offers quick reading speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s and writing speeds of up to 1,000 MB/s. 256-bit aes hardware encryption with password protection protects the drive and ensures uninterrupted productivity. The noble and robust metal housing is impact and vibration-resistant and resists falls from up to 1.98 m high. The fast my passport drive is immediately ready for use, compatible with Mac and PC and th...

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What is an SSD?

An SSD (Solid State Drive) is a type of computer storage medium that functions similarly to a hard drive but does not have any moving parts. Instead, it uses NAND flash memory chips to store and retrieve data. SSDs are typically faster than hard drives and have no mechanical parts that could fail, making them a more reliable and durable option.

How do I choose the right SSD?

There are several factors to consider when purchasing an SSD:

Capacity: SSDs are available in various capacities, ranging from a few hundred gigabytes to several terabytes. Make sure you have enough storage space to store your files and programs.
Speed: The speed of an SSD is measured in megabytes per second (MB/s). The higher the speed, the faster the SSD can read and write data. Ensure that you choose an SSD with sufficient speed for your needs.
Interface: Most SSDs use a SATA interface, but there are also SSDs with NVMe interface, which are faster. Make sure your computer supports the correct interface.
Price: SSDs are generally more expensive than hard drives, but prices have significantly decreased in recent years. Make sure you have a budget in mind and choose an SSD that fits within your budget.

How do I install an SSD?

The installation process of an SSD may vary depending on the computer model, but here are the basic steps:

Turn off the computer and disconnect it from the power source.
Open the computer case and locate the spot where the SSD is to be installed. In many cases, there is a specific slot for an SSD.
Connect the SSD to the power and data cables. Refer to the documentation of your computer or motherboard to determine which cables you need.
Close the computer case and turn on the computer again.
Format the SSD. If you are using Windows, go to "Computer Management" and select "Disk Management". Here, you can format the new SSD and assign a drive letter.
Transfer your data from your old hard drive to the SSD. You can use software like Clonezilla to do this.
Restart the computer and enjoy the benefits of a faster, more reliable SSD!

How do I maintain an SSD?

An SSD generally requires less maintenance compared to a hard drive, but there are a few things you can do to ensure it functions well:

Update the SSD firmware. Most SSD manufacturers provide firmware updates that can improve performance and reliability.
Avoid defragmenting an SSD. Unlike hard drives, SSDs do not require defragmentation tools as they store files differently. Defragmenting an SSD can reduce its lifespan and impact performance.
Avoid constant deletion and writing of large files. SSDs have a limited number of write cycles, so it's advisable not to constantly store large files that are frequently modified on the SSD. Instead, you can store them on an external hard drive or in the cloud.
Enable the TRIM command. The TRIM command informs the SSD about which blocks of memory are no longer needed, allowing it to manage them more effectively. Make sure the TRIM command is enabled in your operating system.
Avoid excessive heat and moisture. Keep your SSD away from hot and humid environments to prevent overheating and damage.

Conclusion

An SSD is an excellent option to improve the performance and reliability of your computer. Choose an SSD that meets your needs, install it properly, and maintain it correctly to maximize its lifespan and performance. With an SSD, you'll experience faster load times, quicker application launches, and overall smoother operation of your computer.

An SSD (Solid State Drive) is a storage medium that stores data on NAND flash memory chips. Unlike traditional hard drives, which rely on rotating disks and read/write heads, SSDs are faster and more reliable due to the technology they use.

Inside an SSD, multiple flash memory chips are interconnected and housed within a casing. Each flash memory chip consists of several memory cells, each capable of storing bits. The bits are stored in the form of electric charges. An SSD controller manages access to the memory cells and ensures efficient reading and writing of data.

SSDs offer several advantages over hard drives. They are faster because they have no moving parts, and data is directly stored on the memory chips. They also have higher reliability since there are no moving parts that can fail. They are also quieter as there are no noises from rotating disks and read/write heads.

SSDs are available in various capacities, ranging from a few hundred gigabytes to several terabytes. They are also available in different form factors, such as the 2.5-inch form factor, M.2 form factor, and PCIe card. Some SSDs also come with different interfaces, such as SATA, NVMe, and PCIe.

One of the crucial characteristics of an SSD is its read and write speeds. The read and write speeds depend on several factors, such as the NAND flash technology used, the SSD controller, and the interface. Most SSDs have a read speed of several hundred megabytes per second and a write speed of several hundred megabytes per second. NVMe SSDs are typically faster than SATA SSDs due to their faster interface.

However, SSDs also have some drawbacks. They are generally more expensive than hard drives and often offer lower capacity per dollar. SSDs also have a limited number of write cycles since each bit in the memory cells can only endure a limited number of write cycles. This means that an SSD can experience a decrease in performance and reliability over time.

In summary, an SSD is a fast and reliable storage medium that stores data on NAND flash memory chips. It offers many advantages over hard drives but also has some limitations. The choice of an SSD depends on individual needs, such as required capacity, speed, and interface.