Lacie D2 Thunderbolt 2 Drive + 128GB SSD Upgrade (1000MB Speeds) For Sale

Lacie D2 Thunderbolt 2 Drive + 128GB SSD Upgrade (1000MB Speeds)
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Lacie D2 Thunderbolt 2 Drive + 128GB SSD Upgrade (1000MB Speeds):
$340.00

Hello!
I have a Used but in perfect working condition LaCie D2 Thunderbolt 2 drive WITH the 128gb SSD upgrade.
The Lacie Thunderbolt is an empty enclosure but you add any 2.5 SSD or a 3.5 HDD into the enclosure for awesome speeds. it originally came with a 4tb 3.5 HDD (not included) but I took it out because it has all my backups on there.
Also, the SSD module is an add-on from LaCie. it is 128gb SSD that can achieve 1000 speeds read with the Thunderbolt 2 capable macs! This is best for booting from this drive or you could RAID the SSD with another SSDto reach same speeds with more space and that is what I did. I put a Crucial 525 GBSSD (not included) and set up a Big RAID to give me a total of 653 GBSSDwith 1000mb read speeds and write 470mb.
This machine is in perfect working condition and will come with power cords.
Please let me know if you have any questions! ThanksBuy with confidence.


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