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Crucial BX500 240GB 3D NAND SATA III 2.5" Internal SSD

SKU: CT240BX500SDMFR: CT240BX500SSD1

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240GB Crucial SSD: Reliable internal storage.
SATA III interface for fast 6 Gb/s transfers.
Boost performance: 540 MB/s read speeds.
500 MB/s write speed enhances system response.
Micron 3D NAND SSD: Durable, efficient design.

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Kingston Technology A400 240GB SATA 3 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive

SKU: KGSA4S37240GMFR: SA400S37/240G

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Elevate system speed with a fast internal SSD.
240GB capacity offers ample storage for data.
SATA 3 interface ensures broad compatibility.
Robust design guarantees drive reliability and durability.
Achieve quick boot-ups and rapid file loads.

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Kingston Technology A400 480GB SATA III M.2 Internal SSD

SKU: KGSA4S37480GMFR: SA400S37/480G

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Kingston 480GB SSD: Reliable solid-state storage.
SATA III interface: Rapid 500MB/s read/write speeds.
2.5-inch internal SSD: Simple install, broad compatibility.
Boost performance: Upgrade to a Kingston internal SSD.
Durable SSD: Shock-resistant for lasting reliability.

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Kingston Technology A400 960GB SATA III M.2 Internal SSD

SKU: KGSA4S37960GMFR: SA400S37/960G

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Kingston 960GB SSD: Reliable internal storage.
SATA III 6Gb/s interface for fast data transfer.
Boost performance with 500MB/s read/450MB/s write.
2.5-inch SSD: Easy install, broad compatibility.
Durable SSD design: Vibration/temperature resistant.

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Angelbird AV PRO MK3 1TB SATA III 2.5" Recording SSD

SKU: ABAVP1000MK3MFR: AVP1000MK3

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1TB Angelbird SSD: High-capacity storage solution.
SATA III SSD: Rapid 560/500 MB/s read/write speeds.
2.5" Internal SSD: Fits standard drive bays easily.
Pro Recording SSD: Optimized for AV applications.
Durable SSD: 2,000,000 hours MTBF for reliability.

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SanDisk SSD Plus 480GB SATA III 2.5" Internal SSD

SKU: IDSDSSA48G26MFR: SDSSDA-480G-G26

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480GB SSD: Ample storage for files & applications.
SATA III Interface: Fast, reliable data transfers.
Up to 535 MB/s Read: Boost system responsiveness.
Up to 445 MB/s Write: Quick file saving speeds.
SanDisk SSD: Trusted brand, 3-year warranty.

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What is an SSD drive?

Computer storage comes in two basic forms. The "old school" version looks like a stack of CDs on the inside. These work by storing data on disks that rapidly spin, and sometimes you can hear the disks depending on how close are to your PC. These are called hard disk drives or just hard disks.

Internal SSD drives have no moving parts, with all of the data stored on solid computer chips. This is why they're called solid-state drives.

Internal SSD drives are manufactured in several different sizes so they can fit inside all kinds of PCs and laptops. More affordable and slower SSDs tend to use a format called SATA, and these drives have a 2.5” wide design. They slot into the same bays as hard disks inside most PCs. Newer, faster, and more expensive SSDs use a format called M.2 or NVMe, and these drives are small and slim at less than an inch wide and only a couple of inches long.

No matter the size of the drive, an internal SSD drive will always be faster than a hard disk, and they're still storage drives as far as your computer is concerned.

What's better: SSD or HDD?

Both types have their strengths and weaknesses. HDDs have a much greater price-per-gigabyte ratio and they tend to have higher capacities, too. In other words, a hard disk gives you more space at a lower price.

SSDs, on the other hand, are much faster. Computer boot-up times, game loading times, and tough workloads are far faster if your PC uses an SSD instead of a hard disk. They tend to have smaller capacities, though, and they're almost always more expensive than hard disks.

Internal SSD Drives

Crucial BX500 240GB 3D NAND SATA III 2.5" Internal SSD

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Kingston Technology A400 240GB SATA 3 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive

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Kingston Technology A400 480GB SATA III M.2 Internal SSD

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Kingston Technology A400 960GB SATA III M.2 Internal SSD

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Angelbird AV PRO MK3 1TB SATA III 2.5" Recording SSD

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SanDisk SSD Plus 480GB SATA III 2.5" Internal SSD

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