Samsung 850 EVO Basic
2000 GB, 2.5"
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Former employee
10 years ago
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Thank you for your feedback. We have checked this with Samsung and have now adjusted it to 5 years.
7 years ago
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Thank you for pointing that out, it was a price mistake on a remaining stock. I have adjusted the price, but we only have one item. However, I can't tell you at the moment what the price will be after this item is sold off and whether we will stock up again.
Former employee
7 years ago
Our prices depend on various factors such as the purchase prices from our suppliers. It is quite possible that different traders purchase the same item from different suppliers and that there is a price difference accordingly.
Yes, that works. SATA-III is backwards compatible with SATA-II/I.
Yes, it does, I have it in my PS4 Pro.
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Please send price questions directly to the support: digitec@digitec.ch
I cannot answer this question because I do not own a Playstation. The SSD has normal 2.5" disk dimensions. Exact dimensions are certainly available on the manufacturer's website.
Former user
9 years ago
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Is the HDD also a 2.5'' drive? Do you only want to install the SSD or integrate both drives?
Former employee
9 years ago
The 4TB version should be available in our online shop towards the end of this week. According to the manufacturer, this version should be available in the second quarter. Unfortunately, we do not yet have more precise information. Unfortunately, we do not have any information about a 3TB version.
Former user
10 years ago
It's actually that thin (though I only have the 1 TB version, but I mean they're all the same thickness).
It has less than half the footprint of a typical 2.5" external HDD, and is much thinner.
10 years ago
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The QNAP TS-212p (item no. 2759368) is designed for 3.5'' hard disks according to the specifications. You would have to have a 2.5" to 3.5" converter like this one: ICY DOCK converter 2.5" to 3.5" inch, for SATA/SAS HDDs
But I can't confirm whether it really works.
In addition, NAS have a limited read/write rate anyway. So an SSD is not much use. So why not use a suitable NAS hard drive like the WD RED which is available from 1000 to 6000GB... WD Red (4000GB, 3.5", NAS)
Sorry, I have no idea. Where do I see that?
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