SAMSUNG 6.4TB SSD NVMe PCIe 3.0 MU HHHL PM1725B MZ-PLL6T4C FW2K0 For Sale

SAMSUNG 6.4TB SSD NVMe PCIe 3.0 MU HHHL PM1725B MZ-PLL6T4C FW2K0
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SAMSUNG 6.4TB SSD NVMe PCIe 3.0 MU HHHL PM1725B MZ-PLL6T4C FW2K0:
$599.99

The SAMSUNG 6.4TB SSD NVMe PCIe 3.0 MU HHHL PM1725B MZ-PLL6T4C FW2K0 is a high-performance solid-state drive that uses the NVMe interface and PCIe 3.0 form factor. It has a storage capacity of 6.4TB and supports SSD (Solid State Drive) drive types. The drive is designed for internal use and is compatible with computers, tablets, and networking devices. The Samsung brand is known for producing high-quality storage devices, and this model is no exception. These card were pulled from working environments. Each has been fully tested to ensure full functionalities. Should you have any questions or concerns, pertaining to this listing, please feel free to reach out to us.

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  • Most server orders will be shipped same day if order is received by Noon EST

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  • Flexible rapid shipping options available

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  • If you have issues with your product, we offer a 30-day guaranteed warranty

  • Damaged equipment is not covered

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  • 100% of our equipment has been cleaned and fully tested

  • Your complete satisfaction is our #1 priority

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