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NVMe M.2 SSDs, SATA SSDs and hard drives from 256GB to 4TB from Samsung, WD, Kingston, Crucial and Sabrent. Storage delivered across Kuwait.
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138.500 KWD
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87.000 KWD
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34.500 KWD
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110.500 KWD
or 4 × 27.625 KWD with
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135.500 KWD
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194.500 KWD
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198.500 KWD
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59.000 KWD
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STORAGE AT AX
Faster loads, more room for games.
Samsung, WD_BLACK, Kingston, Crucial, Sabrent and Seagate NVMe SSDs, SATA SSDs and hard drives from 256GB to 4TB, including PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 drives for new builds.
An NVMe SSD as the boot and games drive is the biggest felt upgrade in any PC; PCIe 4.0 is plenty for games, 5.0 for heavy creative work. Add a SATA SSD or hard drive for libraries and backups. Check your board’s M.2 slots first.
NVMe 4.0 · 5.0
up to 14,000MB/s
256GB to 4TB
SSD capacities
SATA · HDD
for bulk storage
STORAGE FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about SSDs and PC storage.
NVMe or SATA SSD: which should I choose?
An M.2 NVMe SSD, such as the Samsung 980 PRO, is much faster than a 2.5-inch SATA SSD and needs no cables, so it suits your main system and game drive. SATA SSDs like the Samsung 870 EVO fit older PCs without M.2 slots or add extra capacity.
Is a PCIe Gen 5 SSD worth it over Gen 4 for gaming?
Gen 5 drives like the Corsair MP700 PRO offer much higher sequential speeds, which help with large file transfers and video editing. To reach those speeds they need a PCIe 5.0 M.2 slot and good cooling. For gaming alone, a quality Gen 4 drive such as the Samsung 980 PRO loads games nearly as quickly.
Will an M.2 SSD fit my motherboard or laptop?
Most current motherboards and many laptops use the M.2 2280 size, but check that the slot supports NVMe and which PCIe generation it runs at. Drives with large heatsinks or coolers, like the Corsair MP700 PRO with Air Cooler, are made for desktop motherboards with enough clearance, not laptops.
How much storage do I need for gaming?
Many modern games take 100GB or more each, so 1TB fills quickly. A 2TB NVMe drive is a comfortable size for a gaming library, and a 4TB drive like the Corsair MP700 PRO 4TB suits large libraries or video projects. A hard drive such as the Seagate BarraCuda 2TB is better kept for backups and media.