ASUS ROG Strix Arion ESD-S1C/BLK/G/AS// NVMe drive enclosure
- M.2 M Key PCIe (NVM…
- Black
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A 2 TB solid-state drive for desktop storage and fast boot
This enclosure houses an XPG SX8200 Pro 2TB M.2 solid state drive for desktop internal use. It provides a direct-fit mounting solution for the supplied drive, allowing installation into a standard drive bay without extra adapters. The unit is sold new and ready for immediate deployment.
The 2TB capacity suits users who need a single high-capacity internal SSD for their desktop. Builders requiring multiple drive bays, external connectivity, or a different form factor should consider other enclosure types.
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The listing describes the XPG SX8200 Pro M.2 2TB solid-state drive itself, not an empty enclosure, so the drive is the product you receive.
The only capacity offered in this listing is 2TB, providing a single high-capacity option for desktop storage expansion.
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