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XPG SX6000 LiTBe 512GB M.2 PCIe SSD

SKU CH-4NTX-H4E5E

512GB M.2 PCIe internal solid-state drive for desktop storage

  • TypeHDD/SSD
  • 512 GB capacity stores large game libraries and media files
  • PCIe interface enables high-speed data transfer for responsive performance
  • M.2 form factor fits modern desktop motherboards directly
  • XPG SX6000 LiTBe series built for reliable everyday computing

512GB PCIe SSD for desktop storage

The XPG SX6000 LiTBe is a 512GB M.2 PCIe solid-state drive built for desktop internal use. It connects directly through the PCIe interface and ships in new condition. The drive provides solid-state storage capacity for operating systems, applications and data files.

Suits buyers wanting a single 512GB PCIe drive

This capacity works for users who need one 512GB PCIe SSD for a desktop build. Builders who need more storage or a different form factor should look at other options.

Highlights

  • 512 GB capacity stores large game libraries and media files
  • PCIe interface enables high-speed data transfer for responsive performance
  • M.2 form factor fits modern desktop motherboards directly
  • XPG SX6000 LiTBe series built for reliable everyday computing

Specifications

TypeHDD/SSD

Questions about this item

Does the XPG SX6000 LiTBe 512GB M.2 PCIe SSD run hot or draw much power during continuous use?

As an M.2 PCIe solid-state drive with no moving parts, it generates minimal heat and consumes very little power compared with mechanical drives, making it suitable for all-day desktop workloads.

What must my motherboard provide for this XPG SX6000 LiTBe 512GB drive to function?

Your motherboard needs a free M.2 slot that supports PCIe signalling; the drive fits the standard M.2 form factor and connects directly to the PCIe bus.

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