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Do I have to buy the 2,5” to 3,5” adapter for SSD? – NAS Compares

Do I have to buy the 2,5” to 3,5” adapter for SSD? – NAS Compares

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Vastly increase system performance by replacing your 2.5” SATA hard drive with an M.2 solid state drive using the M.2 SSD to SATA adapter. The M.2 to SATA adapter features an enclosed housing that adds protection to your NGFF (Next Generation Form Factor) SSD. The added protection gives you the peace of mind to confidently use your M.2 drive in applications that require an added level of durability such as hot-swap drive bays or external SATA docking stations.

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NVMe Solid-State Drive for NAS Devices Tackle extreme workloads in high-intensity NAS environments with the fast-caching WD Red SN700 NVMe SSD. This powerful drive is engineered to support 24/7 environments and always-on applications with the ultimate in reliability and endurance.