Seagate FireCuda 530R 2TB
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Seagate FireCuda 530R 2TB
Many manufacturers believe the SSD represents a real turning point for PC data transfer and processing. This Seagate SSD is one of the components you absolutely must have if you want to give your computer a considerable speed boost and improved response. The Seagate FireCuda 530R 2TB SSD model is perfectly suited for The SSD drive has a storage capacity of 2000 GB for your OS or data. This makes it suitable to serve as a back up data storage device. The model is equipped with the M,2 (PCIe 4,0 4x NVMe) interface.
Seagate FireCuda 530R 2TB SSD Key Features
- Seagate FireCuda 530R 2TB SSD is designed for the M,2 2280 format
- SSD standard power consumption: 8,6 W
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- SSD resistant to bumps and shocks caused by standard handling
- SSD has M,2 (PCIe 4,0 4x NVMe) internal interface
What Makes the SSD So Popular?
The SSD introduced a great performance boost for all devices that work with data. The key difference lies in their lack of any moving components and a completely new data processing system. This translates to better durability and improved resistance to standard shocks and bumps. Another advantage of the SSD is near-silent operation and significantly reduced power consumption. For some models, the manufacturer lists their lifespan in the so-called terabytes written (TBW). The Seagate FireCuda 530R 2TB SSD has a TBW of 2400 TBW.
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Seagate Technology (Netherlands) B.V., Tupolevlaan 105, 1119 PA Schiphol-Rijk, Netherland http://www.seagate.com/legal/eu-gpsr-contact-us Seagate is headquartered in the famous Silicon Valley. It is a world leader in the manufacture and sale of hard drives for desktop computers, laptops and other devices. Seagate products are focused on maximum reliability in data storage. Year after year, their storage capacity, transmission speeds, and price-storage ratio improve, in step with the constantly growing amount of data in the world. 
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