Crucial P5 2TB 3D NAND NVMe Internal Gaming SSD, up to 3400MB/s - CT2000P5SSD8
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kurt4801
> 24 hourIf you already have a SATA SSD, this drive isnt going to blow you away, especially for games. The scenarios where you will see the most benefit are from sequential transactions such as reading and writing large files. You will get a noticeable improvement all around, but the difference will be minor. Also, no screws are included. I dont see why they couldnt include at least one screw and standoff. I had to buy a mounting set because my motherboard didnt come with any.
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CK
> 24 hourUsed in my Almalinux system, running KVM single VM and Docker images, fast and stable. Temperature is around 40C with room temperature 33+
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Khalil
> 24 hourHas been working well with no issues so far.
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Dairon D.
> 24 hourel m.2 llego en buen estado y funciona de maravilla, es muy rapido y ejecuta las aplicaciones y juegos muy rapido
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Baba Mai Wudiri
> 24 hourWorking great, used on my laptop now installed on my mini pc as additional storage.
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James Davis
> 24 hourJust put this in today Its a very fast drive. Follow the instructions. these drives are very fragile. And do not touch the gold tips on the NVMe. gently insert the NVMe into its socket. Go slowly and be deliberate when doing it. This is one of the most delicate jobs anyone will have to do on a PC. And wear a grounding bracelet or anklet I did both. The slightest amount of Static will kill this drive. For this particular NVMe. You will need to screw it down. The screw goes into the 3rd hole. This will work On ASROCK Boards My Board is An ASROCK A320M-HDV R4.0 If You have a GPU card I suggest Removing that card before installing the NVMe stick. As the area of the board is small form factor. Larger boards have easier install ports for the M2 Sticks. This is a quality Stick. If you are a gamer. This will work but I would not buy anything less than a 1TB stick. Especially if your a power user.
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S. McQuinn
> 24 hourInstallation goes easily if you are prepared. Do your homework, look for the best videos (lots of junk out there). Recognize what even the best videos gloss over and research those vague areas. Have a safe place to put all screws, neat workspace, good lighting. Get a caddy for copying over your old drive to the new one, so when you replace the old one you can use it in the caddy as an external SSD. Study how the copying process must be adapted to partitioning the old drive to its full available size. I love having a huge C drive, ended all my anxieties about the steady decrease in available space. Several computations now go much faster when they use the C drive for application data. Worth the investment and cheaper than buying a new laptop.
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Jonny
> 24 hourI bought this SSD to put into my Razer Blade 15. It was easy to install and performs like a dream! All my download/upload speeds are incredibly fast. Games load very quickly as well. The overall performance of my laptop is just so much better since installing this SSD. I have had zero issues with this product at all.
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Christy
> 24 hourFor gaming and a boit drive, it works really well. I will note that the screw cut out is a little big so it could be tricky to install. Also, it is not a full size m.2 drive. So on my motherboard it was actually between the longest screw and the shortest.
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Kyle J.
> 24 hourI was nearly out of storage on my Samsung 980 Pro that I use for my boot drive and programs, and wanted to download more games. I came looking for an M.2 NVME drive that was 2TB since I only have one more M.2 slot on my motherboard. Given that all I was doing is gaming, there was no need to spend the money on a PCIe 4.0 drive when a 3.0 is plenty fast for gaming. Plus, at a price of $195, there was no other option. So far the drive has been great. It was instantly recognized by my BIOS and I had no issues formatting the drive. I have now moved all of my Steam, Epic Games, and Origin libraries to this drive, and still have 1.6 TB to go. Very pleased with this SSD.