Orico 3588US3-V1-US-BK-BP 3.5" SATA drive enclosure USB 3.0 18TB
- 3.5"
- Black
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Houses a 256 GB SATA solid-state drive for desktop storage expansion
This enclosure houses a 256GB solid-state drive that connects through a SATA III interface. It is designed for desktop systems that accept standard 2.5 inch SATA storage devices. The unit arrives in new condition and provides solid-state speed for operating systems, applications and data files.
It suits anyone upgrading a desktop with a spare SATA port and a 2.5 inch drive bay who wants faster boot and load times than a mechanical disk. Buyers who need more storage capacity than 256GB or whose system only offers M.2 slots without a SATA adapter should consider a different solution.
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The SU800 connects to any standard SATA III port and requires a regular SATA power cable from your PSU.
Yes, the SU800 works on the same SATA controller as older HDDs; each drive uses its own port and cable.
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