Dell SSD NVMe M.2 PCI-e 2x Solid State Storage Adapter Card 23PX6 NTRCY For Sale

Dell SSD NVMe M.2 PCI-e 2x Solid State Storage Adapter Card 23PX6 NTRCY
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Dell SSD NVMe M.2 PCI-e 2x Solid State Storage Adapter Card 23PX6 NTRCY:
$39.95

Dell SSD NVMe M.2 PCI-e 2x Solid State Storage Adapter Card 23PX6 NTRCYFor Dell Precision T5810 T7810 T7910 T5820 T7820 T7920PLEASE NOTE: This Dell UltraSpeed Card was designed by Dell specifically for the listed workstations in this description, it is only supported officially in these workstations. If you intend to buy it for use in any other system out of Dell's compatibility matrix, it will void our warranty and support on this product. Thank you in advance.Do you need a custom system configured to your specifications? No problem, we are here to help!CONDITION:Clean tested pulls. Item may have minor cosmetic scratches.WARRANTY:Buy with confidence, this part ships with a 30 day money back guarantee, and a 90 day warranty.PLEASE NOTE - STOCK PHOTOS ARE SHOWN AND MAY NOT BE THE ACTUAL UNIT SHIPPED


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