SABRENT 1TB Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Internal SSD Maximum Performance Solid State Drive (Latest Version) (SB-ROCKET-NVMe4-1TB).
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Eloisa Abernathy
Greater than one weekUpgraded from an HDD to this NVME. I feel like an idiot for having purchased an HDD in the first place. This is night and day speed difference.
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Roman
> 3 dayI bought this to power my new computer I built to replace the last one I built in 2011 (2.5 128GB Crucial SSD). AMD X570 Chipset for my MB and Ryzen 3700X for the CPU. RX5700 GPU (not a huge gamer). My MB recognized this immediately and I was off and running. MB had built in heat sink so I did not need to buy the one from Sabrent where it was included. Holy cow is this thing lightning quick. I loaded Windows 10 on a USB 3.0 thumb drive and it installed in no time at all. From power button to login its about 5 seconds. Simple stuff (Chrome, Word, Excel, etc.) opens instantly. Installs of downloaded programs are mere flashes on the screen. Load times of games I am sure have been reduced but its hard to tell because my old machine cant load any of these new ones so I dont have comparison. Ive always liked Sabrents products but this is the first foray for me into an actual internal PC component. I know Samsung is the king of these drives but I wanted something PCIe 4.0 and this was the most affordable way to get into the space. As long as this thing lasts for awhile, Im all about it. I almost want to get a second one just to transfer stuff between the 2 drives!
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Eloy Kuvalis
> 3 dayAdded to my z690 asus tuf motherboard for some extra storage. Easy install and great packaging.
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Joel
> 3 dayIve only had this SSD for a couple of weeks but I can already tell the difference on how fast it is. Games load very quickly and the storage of 2TB is perfect for me. Ive already downloaded a bunch of games and still have plenty of space that makes me feel comfortable for other things like video collections and editing files. Im pretty sure Ive read theres not much difference between gen 3 and gen 4 but opted for this one anyway. Very happy with this purchase.
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Migue Ángel
> 3 daylas velocidades son más o menos lo que dice.... sin embargo, no puedo decir mucho de la durabilidad porque apenas lo estoy instalando
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Ronald Barnish
> 3 dayWorking good at his time.
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Beemer
> 3 dayThe drive seems to be running well having had it installed a couple days. Unfortunately, it is unclear how well supported this device is as it is necessary to register via Sabrents website. However, the website will not recognize the account I create despite me having seemingly successfully created the account. I wanted to contact Sabrent to get help. BUT you cant without a registered account. I tried to create another account using a different email address. Same problem. You have to doubt the sincerity of a company which wont let you register your account and requires an account to even contact them! Is the warranty for real? UPDATE: so I have worked out that although they ask for username and email to be entered as part of the registration process, unintuitive KT the user name you give must be identical to your email (!). With that it’s possible to register and get the warranty. Sabrent should correct this and provide a help contact email messaging contact. The drive itself is delivering the expected performance and has not disappointed. Accordingly, I am revising my rating from 2-stars to 4-stars (I will revise to 5-star if Sabrent amend their website and improve their customer service)
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DimSumGuy83
> 3 dayI bought this to replace my Samsung 860 EVO 500GB sata ssd because I needed more than 500GB and since I have PCI-E 4.0, I figured Id use it. Now, the price tag for this drive might look expensive, keep in mind that this is PCI-E 4.0 ready, has 1TB of storage space, AND it is an M.2 drive. So, youll be getting PCI-E 4.0 speeds, plenty of storage, and the convenience of M.2 (no SATA cables creating unnecessary clutter). I didnt have any issues with this drive right after cloning it (comes with the Acronis software for cloning) and installation was extremely simple for me. Not only was installing this drive to my motherboard really simple but using Acronis to clone was a very user-friendly experience. No matter how amazing this drive is, there are some slight nitpicks that I am going to mention. First off, finding the exact Acronis page to download the software required to clone (if you plan to clone anyways) was the most problem I had with my overall experience getting this drive operational. Second is that if you are planning to buy the SSD with the heatsink combo, then please follow the instructions. It will save you some time and some headaches in getting everything attached. I was confused when I was trying to get this installed onto my motherboard but quickly realized that I had to take off the standoff that is on the motherboard and position it onto the correct hole. Someone mentioned in a review that they took off the tiny foam block (assuming you have the foam block on your motherboard) and installed it. Please do not remove that foam and see if you have the standoff. Once I positioned the standoff correctly, everything else installed easily. When putting the heatsink together, the bottom plate has a lip at the screw hole. This is to help people line up the drive and top portion of the heatsink so that everything fits snug and correctly (the manual shows this). Great SSD and heatsink for the price but please read the small manual for the heatsink. Youll save time and prevent some headaches along the way.
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cesar jair
Greater than one weekMe encanta la marca
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Sakura
> 3 dayI originally bought a 1TB drive for my PC. After installing and cloning Windows over, I realized that BIOS wasn’t able to detect the drive on cold boots. Basically, after shutting off the PC for the night, the drive would disappear the next morning. I would have to shut down the PC with the Power button and then start it again for the drive to show up. Originally, I thought this was my motherboard’s issue. I tried changing BIOS and even Windows settings and nothing helped so I swapped out my motherboard. It still didn’t fix the cold boot issue. I decided maybe I should just try a new drive. New drive was immediately detected on cold boot after installation while the old drive disappeared again. It’s unfortunate that I wasted so much money and time swapping out the motherboard before when it was actually just a defective drive. Hopefully my review will help others that run into the same issue.