SABRENT 1TB Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Internal SSD Maximum Performance Solid State Drive (Latest Version) (SB-ROCKET-NVMe4-1TB).

This drive functions just fine, though it is currently installed in a PCIe 3.0 interface. In that configuration, a Samsung 970 EVO Plus which is also in the same machine drags it across the pavement. I’m not convinced this is an issue with the drive, as it isn’t intended for PCIe 3.0. I will be moving it to my Ryzen based machine, which supports PCIe 4.0 NVMe this weekend. I anticipate the performance will increase significantly- as it should. Upon completion of that migration, I’ll update my review such that it’s a more fair assessment of the drive. Either way, an update will be made, and made honestly. If it fails to considerably out perform the 3.0 Samsung in every category, I’ll post a transparent assessment, with screenshots to show any deficiencies. Furthermore, if it fails to outperform it significantly, I’d likely relegate this to the “not worth the investment” category. However, at this time I cannot complain. It works, and works well. It belongs in a machine with the correct interface before making definitive assertions.

Muy buen producto y tiene velocidades excelentes

Added to my z690 asus tuf motherboard for some extra storage. Easy install and great packaging.

Honestly I didnt this. I bought it because it was an m.2 1 terabyte for rather cheap thats gen 4. Couldve spent at least 20 more dollars to get the SNESX or whatever it is the WD Black m.2. It does its job. Its quick and reads fast and writes fast. For games you dont really need an SSD, but an SSD does help. So is this SSD worth it? Its done what I needed it to, move large large files very quickly and recover large files as well. Its 600tbw, so I dont think Ill be hitting that anytime soon. You get about 981 gbs worth of use when you format and fix it. Originally I had an issue installing the ssd, it didnt want to be recognized. After some fiddling, it finally started working. Combination of pushing it in more and wriggling of it. Its not a bad drive, I very much like it and its suiting me quite well. At the time of writing this I got it for 79$ for the gen 4, 1tb drive.

A hard drive is a hard drive but this is the first one Ive had fail. I used this as a backup in a gaming PC build. Bought March 4, 2021 and it failed almost 2 years later in 3/23. I would try the product out again but Ive never had issues with my other NVMEs or solid state externals.

Easy installation, fast, stable. Using it for the OS drive.

Sabrent Storage drives in my personal opinion are the best drives I have used in multiple situations... This is for the purchase I made of x2 1TB Sabrent Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 Gen4 M.2 Drives... I bought both of these one night when they were having a quick sale with half off the original pricing... I was building a new PC and grabbed them while I could... They have been nothing but reliable and super fast! I use them in my Gigabyte Motherboard M.2 Slots #2 & #3 as Storage & Backup. (My Slot #1 holds a 500MB Samsung 980 Pro I grabbed when that was on sale just for my OS) I wouldve added another Sabrent M.2 drive like these 1TB models as my OS however I wanted to test out Samsungs high end M.2 as so far only Sabrent & Samsung have been the best choices from all the research Ive gone thru... Its just Samsung usually gets 2nd place with me vs Sabrent due to cost but when theres a sale thats different at times... These each have a capacity of 1TB & the software used with them to analyze the drives and keep them updated runs perfectly fine... Ive had zero issues with Sabrent Drives and will continue to purchase them... If anyone is interested in an awesome external USB-C (to usb-c or to usb-a it has 2 cables) I would check out the Sabrent 1TB Rocket Nano External SSD Drive! Its amazing for portable storage and its extremely fast with data transfers! Its built in USB 3.2 gives speeds of 1,000MB/s! Check it out if u like on Amazon... search for: SB-1TB-NANO-BLK

Instant boot up with Windows 11 in less than 5 seconds. Loads Fallout 4 like it was nothing when Vsync is disabled.

My drive worked great, and then failed around the one year mark of me having it. Sabrent customer service was easy to talk to and helpful, but they dont offer cross-ship. I had to send my defective drive back to them (they paid for the shipping), wait for them to inspect it, and then wait for a new drive to get to me. But it was indeed a brand-new drive, not a refurbished one, so Im pleased.

I have had these for several years now. These SSDs just work seamlessly. Little/no drop in performance. Their control panel app is seamless and easy to use as well. Well done Sabrent!