Samsung 980 Pro 500GB M.2 + Be quiet! MC1 M2 SSD cooler support - Coolblue

Samsung 980 Pro 500GB M.2 + Be quiet! MC1 M2 SSD cooler

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Note: this M.2 SSD has a PCI Express 4.0 x4 (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. With the Samsung 980 Pro 500GB + Be quiet! MC1 M2 SSD cooler, you can transfer files very fast, and keep your computer or PlayStation 5 cooled well. This cooler diverts heat and hot air away from your SSD, so its lifespan stays guaranteed. This way, your desktop or PlayStation 5 will continue to work well, even in demanding situations. This M.2 SSD uses PCIe 4.0, which ensures a high read speed of 6400MB/s. As a result, your PC boots quickly, your files open in a flash, and it takes less time to load your games. The write speed of 5000MB/s ensures that you download and transfer files 10 times faster with the 980 Pro than on a standard 2.5-inch SATA SSD. For example, you can store a game of 100GB on your SSD in 30 seconds. Thanks to 512MB cache, you can open frequently used files even faster. The Samsung 980 Pro has a TBW of 150TB. So on average, you write 150TB of data before the SSD gives up. You get a 5-year manufacturer's warranty from Samsung with this SSD.

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