WD Black SN850 500GB NVMe SSD + Be quiet! MC1 M2 SSD Cooler support - Coolblue

WD Black SN850 500GB NVMe SSD + Be quiet! MC1 M2 SSD Cooler

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Note: this M.2 SSD has a PCI Express (NVMe) interface and will only work if your system supports PCIe/NVMe. Make sure to check this in the manual of your laptop or motherboard. Expand your storage capacity and make it faster with the WD Black SN850 500GB NVMe SSD + Be quiet! MC1 M2 SSD Cooler bundle. With this cooler, you can remove the heat and hot air from your SSD, so it can keep its lifespan. That way, your desktop or PlayStation 5 continues to work properly, even in demanding situations. With a read speed of 7GB/s and write speed of 4.1GB/s, you can boot your PS5 in a couple of seconds with this M.2 SSD. In addition, programs run faster and you can transfer files much faster than with a regular SSD. The 3D NAND technology makes the SSD more energy-efficient compared to similar models. If you use it in a desktop, you can keep an eye out with the WD SSD Dashboard. This will display the speed of your drive and has the gaming mode that ensures the SSD continues to perform at the highest speed during gaming. You receive a 5-year manufacturer's warranty for this SSD from Western Digital.

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