Dell Computer Ssd

[Aluminum, Steel] Allowed me to easily mount an SSD drive in a an older Dell desktop computer.

[DDR4] Upgraded a Dell computer with this; worked well

[180 W with IEC] Dell is reliable, and the Optiplex 7020 gives me what I need in a desktop computer.

[150 TB] I bought this SSD to have B&H install it when I purchased a laptop. It is a necessity to have an ssd when you use a computer for music.

[Portable] The Sabrent enclosure was perfect to repurpose the SSD I took out of my Dell 7700 AIO. It is built like a tank and come with the appropriate cables and connectors.

[TouchPad] This is my first Dell, and first tower in a long time, and I am impressed. I easily installed a second SSD and a HDD. Both went in quickly. The computer has two HDD bays already set to go. Just insert the HDD and plug it in. The SSD was even easier. It's quiet and has all the USB ports I wish for. The rest of the setup went smoothly. I definitely recommend it.

[4 TB] I booted old DELL Latitude E6430 from enclosed CD and cloned internal HDD to Crucial SSD attached via USB adapter. Cloning happened faster than I expected. After removing HDD from laptop and installing SSD in its place, the computer booted into cloned Windows 10 Pro with no issues at all.

[1x 2.5"] This perfectly fit in my (early generation) Dell X-51 to mount a Samsung 500G SSD. Solid, precise, strong (metal) product. Overall I was very pleased.

[0.15 lb] Cannot say enough about SATA 3 SSD, except it is super fast, even with my little dell and an I3 chip. Fast + BH Exceptional price = Deal not to pass up.

[15.5 W] I bought this card about six months ago to the SATA SSD in a Dell Precision 5810 workstation using a 1 terabyte Samsung 970 Evo Plus as the boot drive. It was easy to setup and the performance has been great. I work in technology for a living and have been buying parts like this from StarTech for 10 plus years and I've never been disappointed with their products or their support. If I were, I have no doubt they would take care of it. Before you install any kind of PCI Express card to use an NVMe SSD as a boot drive, do the research to make sure your systems supports it. Otherwise, that's on you for not "reading the directions".