ASUS ROG Strix Arion ESD-S1C/BLK/G/AS// NVMe drive enclosure
- M.2 M Key PCIe (NVM…
- Black
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M.2 PCIe enclosure holds a 256 GB drive with 20 Gbps transfer
The XPG S20 is a desktop internal SSD that connects through an M.2 PCIe interface. It provides 256 GB of storage capacity for operating systems, applications and user files. The drive is supplied new and ready for installation in a compatible desktop system.
This enclosure suits users who want a compact PCIe SSD for a desktop build with an available M.2 slot. It does not suit buyers who require higher storage capacities, a 2.5-inch form factor, or an external portable enclosure.
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The 256GB capacity gives you a solid OS and app drive; actual throughput depends on the host PCIe slot generation you connect it to.
The drive uses an M.2 PCIe connection, so the slot generation in your desktop caps the maximum transfer rate.
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