M.2 internal drives for desktops, laptops, workstations and consoles, from mainstream Gen3 capacities to high-speed Gen4 and Gen5.
Elite Infotech supplies Lexar M.2 NVMe SSDs across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, for system builders, IT resellers, workstation upgrades and console expansions. Every Lexar internal SSD in UAE stock is genuine, carries full manufacturer warranty, and comes with honest advice about which generation your machine can actually use.
Two things decide which NVMe drive is right: what your motherboard supports, and what you do with the machine. A Gen5 drive in a Gen3 slot runs at Gen3 speeds, so paying for the newer generation only makes sense if the slot can use it.
Beyond the headline sequential numbers, sustained performance is what separates drives in real work. Copying a large video project or compiling a big codebase pushes a drive well past its cache, and this is where better controllers and DRAM-equipped designs hold their speed while cheaper drives fall away.
For console expansion, check the required specification before buying — capacity, interface generation and heatsink clearance all matter, and a drive that fits physically may still be rejected on speed.
A drive to match the slot you actually have
Holds speed through large file transfers, not just benchmarks
Models meeting current console expansion requirements.
Room for project files, game libraries and VM images.
Manufacturer warranty claimable in the UAE.
For boards without built-in M.2 cooling.
Elite Infotech supplies genuine Lexar NVMe drives from a Dubai showroom with full warranty. Every Lexar M.2 SSD is backward compatible, but the slot caps the speed — so tell us the motherboard or laptop model and we will confirm which generation it supports before you buy, rather than selling you speed the machine cannot reach. For system builders and IT resellers we quote in volume with consistent stock across a build run.
Yes, but it runs at Gen3 speeds. Backward compatibility is fine; the extra performance is not available
Console makers publish a required specification covering interface, capacity and heatsink clearance. Tell us the console and we will confirm which drives currently qualify.
Many motherboards include one. If yours does not, and especially for Gen4 and Gen5 drives under sustained load, a heatsink variant is worth having.
Yes, with volume pricing and consistent stock across the run.
As a working rule: 1TB for a general system, 2TB where you keep large game or project libraries, 4TB for video work. We are happy to advise on your workload.
Tell us your motherboard or laptop model and the capacity you need.
