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🔧 Ready to upgrade your SSD? Join Chris from Simply NUC as he guides you through the simple process of installing or upgrading your SSD on the Scorpion Canyon or the NUC 14 Performance. 🚀 With Scorpion Canyon's toolless design, adding up to 24TB of storage (across 3 NVMe slots) is easier than ever. Whether you're expanding your storage or boosting performance, this quick tutorial has you covered. 👉 Watch the full video to learn more: https://ow.ly/8qAf50TaXLY

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Sean McClure

Sales Engineer @ iKey, LTD

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Good Video! Keep up the great work Chris!

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