Disco SSD Team Group 1 TB 2,5 polegadas SATA 3D NAND CX2

The Team Group CX2 1 TB 2.5" SATA 3D NAND SSD is a solid-state storage drive designed as an upgrade replacement for traditional mechanical hard drives. With a 2.5" form factor and SATA III interface (6 Gbit/s), it provides up to 540 MB/s sequential read and 490 MB/s sequential write speeds, offering faster boot times, application loading and general data transfer performance.

Advantages

The CX2 uses flash memory technology and low power consumption to deliver higher performance than a conventional mechanical HDD. SLC Caching improves read/write responsiveness, making operations up to four times faster than traditional hard drives in typical workloads. The SSD is shock- and drop-resistant (1500G/0.5ms) and operates silently due to the absence of moving parts. Wear-leveling and ECC (Error Correction Code) are implemented to increase data reliability and extend the device lifespan.

Suitable for

• Desktop and laptop system drive upgrades
• Faster OS boot and application launch
• General data storage and everyday computing tasks
• Replacing aging 2.5" mechanical hard drives

Key specifications

• Brand: Team Group
• Model: CX2
• Capacity: 1 TB (1000 GB)
• Form factor: 2.5"
• Interface: SATA III (6 Gbit/s)
• Sequential read speed: up to 540 MB/s
• Sequential write speed: up to 490 MB/s
• Technologies: 3D NAND, SLC Caching, Wear-Leveling, ECC
• Shock resistance: 1500G/0.5ms
• MPN: T253X6001T0C101
• EAN: 765441051942

How to use

Install the 2.5" Team Group CX2 SSD into a compatible SATA bay in your desktop or laptop, connect power and SATA cables to the drive and motherboard, then initialize and format the drive in your operating system if required. To use the CX2 as a system drive, migrate your operating system using disk-cloning software or perform a fresh OS installation. Ensure the SATA controller in BIOS/UEFI is configured to AHCI mode for optimal performance.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, keep firmware updated and avoid sudden power loss during large write operations. Use the SSD as the system or application drive for best responsiveness and leave some free space to maintain wear-leveling efficiency.