HDSG-165
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Helium-filled 3.5-inch HDD from Seagate, 20 TB capacity, 256 MB cache, max. 285 MB/s data transfer rate, SATA 6G interface
Drives: SSDs, HDDs, External Hard Drives & Blu-ray/DVD
Whether you need high-speed storage, large capacity drives, or optical media solutions, you'll find the perfect drive for your needs here. Choose from high-performance SSDs, reliable HDDs, portable external hard drives, and Blu-ray/DVD drives for movies, backups, and software installations. Our range also includes essential accessories, card readers, and hard drive enclosures to expand your storage options.
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SSSG-019
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NVMe SSD in 2230 format, up to 5,000 MB/s read, up to 3,200 MB/s write, 450 TBW, compatible with the Steam Deck
SSWD-054
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Compact M.2 SSD from Western Digital, with PCIe 4.0, 1 TB capacity, 2280 form factor, 3D NAND TLC flash, Sandisk controller, 5,150/4,900 MB/s read/write, 600 TBW
SSWD-056
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Compact M.2 SSD from Western Digital, with PCIe 3.0, 250 GB capacity, 2280 form factor, 3D NAND TLC flash, 3,100/1,200 MB/s read/write, 150 TBW
HDWD-187
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3.5-inch hard drive with a capacity of 20 TB, featuring NAS technology and 512 MB cache, NASware 3.0 and 3D Active Balance Plus technology, helium-filled for maximum capacity & efficiency in continuous operation, optimised for NAS and RAID systems.
HDWD-042
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Affordable 3.5 inch hard drive from Western Digital with 1,000 GB, 7,200 RPM, 64 MB cache, and SATA 6G connection.
SSWD-055
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Compact M.2 SSD from Western Digital, with PCIe 4.0, 2 TB capacity, 2280 form factor, 3D NAND TLC flash, Sandisk controller, 5,150/4,850 MB/s read/write, 1,200 TBW.
HDWD-189
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3.5-inch hard drive with 4 TB capacity, featuring NAS technology and 256 MB cache, NASware 3.0 and 3D Active Balance Plus technology, helium-filled for maximum capacity & efficiency in continuous operation, optimised for NAS and RAID systems
SSWD-075
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Compact M.2 SSD with PCIe 4.0 x4, 8 TB capacity, 2280 form factor, 3D NAND TLC flash, WD controller, 7,200 MB/s read and 6,600 MB/s write, 4,800 TBW
SSWD-078
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2 TB storage, PCIe 4.0 NVMe, M.2 2280 form factor, high read and write speeds, optimised for gaming
SSWD-070
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Fast SATA SSD in 2.5-inch format, with 250 GB storage capacity, 555/440 MB/s read/write, high durability & reliability
SSWD-067
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M.2 SSD, with 500 GB capacity, SATA interface, in 2280 form factor, 3D NAND SLC flash, 560/510 MB/s read/write, 200 TBW
All Drives (ODDs, SSDs, HDDs & Card Readers)
Drives are all physical devices that enable access to external storage media. Well-known classic data carriers, such as magnetic tapes or floppy disks, are practically extinct today. Even reading and writing devices for optical storage media, such as DVD burners, Blu-ray drives, and Blu-ray burners, are becoming increasingly rare. In the PC sector, drives today mostly include internal and external hard drives (HDDs, SSDs) as well as USB sticks. Card readers for memory cards are also considered drives due to their basic function.
External Drives - Uncomplicated Media Consumption, Data Storage, and Transport
Despite their declining importance, optical drives are still in demand today, and many digital consumer items such as video games or movies are still offered on optical discs. DVD burners also securely store data backups for the long term and remain flexible with rewritable discs (e.g., DVD-RW). Blu-ray burners enable the storage of significantly larger amounts of data, and read-only Blu-ray drives bring HD cinema experiences home to the living room.
USB sticks with high capacities and external hard drives or SSDs connected via USB are more commonly encountered. With the help of internal or external card readers, data from cameras or tablets can be transferred via flash-based memory cards - if these cannot also be connected via a USB cable.
Particularly large amounts of data can be stored on network servers (NAS) and accessed via LAN, while data is increasingly being stored in the cloud. Data stored on cloud servers can also be accessed anytime on the go.
Internal Drives: From HDD to SSD
Hard drives (HDDs) are the cheapest option for storing large amounts of data. Hard drives in the 3.5-inch format are usually connected via SATA and offer extremely high capacities. The downside is comparatively low read and write speeds as well as mechanical noises when accessing the data.
Solid State Discs - SSDs - are based on flash memory and operate silently. In addition to the classic 2.5-inch SSD, the M.2 standard is becoming more prevalent. While a 2.5-inch SSD needs to be connected to the motherboard and power supply with a SATA cable, M.2 SSDs are plugged directly into the motherboard. In addition to SATA, the NVMe protocol is used for M.2 SSDs (and U.2 SSDs). With Non-Volatile Memory Express, SSDs can be connected via PCIe lanes, enabling extremely fast data access.