Crucial P1 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe Internal SSD, up to 2000MB/s - CT1000P1SSD8

The price was great and the service and posting was outstanding

I absolutely love this drive. Ive had it for a few months now, and put a lot of my most used games on it. Games with extremely long loading times is basically instant now. No suprise since this is a WD M.2 drive. It works extremely well. I recommend buying 2 of them if you have the open slots and run them in raid then be done with it. Its a perfect setup for the price

Works flawlessly!

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Der Speicher funktioniert gut und schnell und bisher zuverlässig. Eine gute Kühlung muss gewährleistet sein, denn das Modul wird unter Last schnell warm und damit bricht die Datenrate zusammen. Wenn eine gute Kühlung vorhanden ist - alles bestens.

I dont understand why ANY SSD isnt pre-initialized from the factory! Its a nightmare to deal with. At least with a normal SATA SSD I can pop it into another computer WORST CASE and have Windows and initialize it. But this being an m.2, I only have one slot in my laptop. So I either have this drive pluged in, or I have Windows. NOT BOTH. I have tried using Linux from my usb, but it cant see the drive... NOT INITIALIZED. I tried using my Windows installer, but I cant install on it b/c the SSD ISNT INITIALIZED. WTF, Ive been working on computers for a living for YEARS, and Ive been slamming my head against this. ILL inevitably get it working, I always do, but IT SHOULD NOT BE A NIGHTMARE. How many other poor souls have gone through this!?!? Unacceptable.... I honestly want to snap the thing in half, because I have to tear apart my laptop to get it out to put it into another computer. I have to use a HEAT GUN to get into my laptop. From the bottom of my heart, to all SSD Manufacturers, shove this piece of silicon up where the sun dont shine!!!!!!!!

I wouldnt trust this drive if reliability is of any concern. I bought two to build a cache on my QNAP home NAS. Eventually I had to use my warranty and replace both because they started reporting errors. When replacements arrived (which, BTW, took quite a time) I put them back into the NAS and set up the cache again. Not long after that the NAS froze and I had to power-cycle it with all the consequences like possibly broken data due to unclean filesystem, RW-cache abruptly reset, etc. It took me a couple more freezes until I realized that the cache is the cause. So, I turned it off to make sure. And after that a couple of months of stable working device proved to me that the cache is the culprit.

Bought this drive (1 TB) for a little over $100 on sale. Unbeatable deal at that price. The OEM drive in my laptop was just 256 GB and filling up fast.

i use this drive for gaming and it is just amazing way better than a SSD or HDD

Ich hätte da eine Frage: Meine SSD wird nicht erkannt und ich kann diesen Fehler nicht beheben.