Silicon Power 1TB - NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 SSD (SP001TBP34A60M28)

I currently have this installed in an NVME external enclosure, so am not getting the speed that I would get from having it installed on the motherboard. It is working very well though as I am using it. I will be installing this on my motherboard in a couple of months, as I upgrade some other things. The memory works great.

Buen producto a muy buen precio, el mejor en sus características.

Performs adequately Great storage

MUCH faster than anticipated at around 3ish GB down, 2ish GB up. Generic PCIE 3.0 x4 adapter in a PCIE 3.0 slot; Asus Maximus VI hero/ z87 chipset. Works great as main boot drive. Actual test images attached

Best Value for money Module. Doesnt come with a screw so keep that in mind. Write and read speeds at as per the claims and I havent faced any problems yet. Few reviewers have commented about heat being an issue. I myself have just seen the module hover somewhere around 61deg cel during intense operations of copying or gaming. Go for it if you are tight on budget. Just FYI Once you install it, you need to enable it from the disk manager by selecting the FS type.

It’s a good amount of SSD for small games.

For the budget price , you cant go wrong with Silicon Power or Team Group. Make sue you check the specification for the TLC not QLC. I choose this since its $1 cheaper than the Team Group ones. For the money, it has the best price to performance. ADATA/XPG is also a good brand too, but seems most of the model are out of stock. I used to buy the Crucial P1/P2 Series, they may have the better performance for the buffer, but when the buffer run out. The speed are extremely slow. All for the QLC. Besides . Crucial P1 has only around 200TBW for 1TB if Im not mistaken. This Silicon Power 512GB has 300TBW, Hugh difference. Though the manufacture claimed the heatsink is not required. You may consider one since on full load, the temperature can go as high as 65c witho ut heatsink. After heatsink , the fully load is about 50c. The heatsink I use is Thermalright TR-M.2 which is more than enough for this SSD

As described!! Thanks

Nada mal por su precio, vale la pena.

Great value for money. Perhpas wait for any ongoing sale to get further bang for your buck!