Team Group QX T253X7512G0C101 internal solid state drive 2.5" 512 GB
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512GB TEAMGROUP QX 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive T253X7512G0C101 | £30.99 |  | |||
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Team Group QX T253X7512G0C101 internal solid state drive 2.5" 512 GB | £39.26 |  | |||
Team Group QX T253X7512G0C101 internal solid state drive 2.5" 512 | £40.01 |  | |||
QX 2.5" SATA SSD
- Smart Dual Cache and powerful performance
- A monster that can defeat mechanical hard drives
- Ultra-high durability. Stable and reliable Supports powerful SLC Cache performance Supports SLC Caching technology and enjoys a smooth user experience with a fast read/write speed of up to 560/500MB/s.
A monster that can defeat mechanical hard drives With the latest 3D QLC flash memory it offers the same terabyte capacity of a mechanical hard drive as well as features that traditional mechanical hard drives do not have such as powerful read/write performance low power consumption shock resistance and noise-free. The QX is a monster SSD that completely defeats mechanical hard drives.
- Smart Dual Cache and powerful performance
- A monster that can defeat mechanical hard drives
- Ultra-high durability. Stable and reliable Supports powerful SLC Cache performance Supports SLC Caching technology and enjoys a smooth user experience with a fast read/write speed of up to 560/500MB/s.
A monster that can defeat mechanical hard drives With the latest 3D QLC flash memory it offers the same terabyte capacity of a mechanical hard drive as well as features that traditional mechanical hard drives do not have such as powerful read/write performance low power consumption shock resistance and noise-free. The QX is a monster SSD that completely defeats mechanical hard drives.
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