Kingston FURY Renegade 1TB PCIe Gen 4.0 NVMe M.2 Internal Gaming SSD | Up to 7300 MB/s | Graphene Heat Spreader | 3D TLC NAND | Works with PS5 | SFYRS/1000G

I had been searching for a while for a drive to extend the storage on my PS5. After narrowing it down to my top three, this drive showed up in an ad. I checked it out and decided to order the 2tb variation with the full heatsink, not just the thin sticker. The drive is well made, works great, tests fast, and transfers are faster than I expected. I obviously cant comment on reliability until Ive had it for awhile longer, but so far it gets a lot of use and it has held up with no problems. Installing it was simple, Kingston has a video that explains it if you need it. I got it on sale, grab it before the price goes up!

These M.2 SSD modules are super easy to install, boy are they ever fast. I installed this on a new build using an ASUS PRIME H670-PLUS-D4 motherboard. I have never had a computer boot as fast as this one. The built in heat shield was a nice surprise to. You cant go wrong with this SSD.

like it!

No issues and the speed reported is pretty much on mark.

Using this ssd for my PS5 and it’s super fast when transferring data and opening up games!

La garanzia che offre un marchio come kingston è (e deve essere) la certezza di ciò che si compra. A differenza dei tanti SSD cinesi semisconosciuti che si trovano con performance dichiarate quasi mai reali, questo SSD offre esattamente quello che promette: performance al top della categoria, TBW di tutto rispetto e un prezzo competitivo. Unica questione: serve montarlo su un pc allaltezza per poterne godere a pieno le prestazioni. Consigliato.

Item didn’t work. Took awhile to get refunded.

7000 mb/s sew read write when I ran crystal disk. This thing is blazing fast. But for the price, probably not needed for most. I am running a sql database and really wanted a top performer. That is white it is. You definitely get what you pay for.

Its a thousand dollar 4T hard drive…..not much to review, it does its job, im just wondering if that job was worth 1k :(

Way over priced. Why do you need 1000 dollars for a SSD?