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256 GB Lexar Sata NS 100 (10004)
රු8,500.00
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Warranty 1 year
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Description
A 256GB SSD is a Solid State Drive with 256 gigabytes of storage, designed for fast data access without moving parts, making it ideal for operating systems, applications, and essential files. It’s a significant upgrade over traditional HDDs, offering faster boot times, quicker file transfers, and better overall system responsiveness due to its electronic flash memory. Its compact size, often 2.5-inch or M.2, makes it suitable for laptops and desktops, though its 256GB capacity is better suited for core functions rather than storing large media libraries.
For speed-focused users
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- Pros: Significantly improves boot and file transfer times; uses flash memory for speed; is shock-resistant and reliable.
- Cons: Slower than modern M.2 NVMe drives.
- Pros: Significantly improves boot and file transfer times; uses flash memory for speed; is shock-resistant and reliable.
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- Pros: Boot up faster and load files quicker; improves overall system responsiveness; low power consumption leads to better battery life in laptops.
- Cons: Slower than newer NVMe SSDs; 256GB capacity is limited for extensive storage.
- Pros: Boot up faster and load files quicker; improves overall system responsiveness; low power consumption leads to better battery life in laptops.
For budget-conscious users
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- Pros: Offers a significant speed increase over HDDs; 7mm slim design is good for ultrabooks; includes features like TRIM and Garbage Collection for performance.
- Cons: Performance and durability may not match premium models.
- Pros: Offers a significant speed increase over HDDs; 7mm slim design is good for ultrabooks; includes features like TRIM and Garbage Collection for performance.
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- Pros: Includes technologies like 3D NAND flash, TRIM, and NCQ for performance; good endurance with a 5-year limited warranty.
- Cons: Read/write speeds are slower than more expensive NVMe drives.
- Pros: Includes technologies like 3D NAND flash, TRIM, and NCQ for performance; good endurance with a 5-year limited warranty.
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