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

Hasta este momento disfrutando responde correctamente velocidades super rápidas e copia de documentos en general para todo. Información rápida y asequible.

Ive only had this product two days but the advertised speeds are definitely being held up minus a little slow on the write speeds but it works great for the price and i cant believe my boot time to bios is only 14 seconds and boot to windows is 21 seconds which is not to shabby considering it was about 45 seconds with a SATA SSD. Now all my apps open much faster and its an excellent little boot drive for my PC already have two silicon power 2.5 inch SSDS and now im moving on up to the world of M.2 SSDs and for the price i think im stuck with keeping with Silicon Power. 10/10 highly recommend

At about 3 months the device started overheating. Tried adding heatsinks, but now has completely stopped working. Contacted support but really am not expecting much.

Installed yesterday in a new computer build, came right up and no issues. I use a lot of Silicon Power products and this has come to be what I expect from them and at a reasonable price. Something to be aware of as others have pointed out, it is a bummer this does not include the M.2 motherboard mounting screw with it. Thankfully I found that the new motherboard I installed came with two in the box. Had I not had these this would have been frustrating since I would have had to find or order one. I did knock off a star due to this, had I not had the ones with the new motherboard I would have had to wait to finish the build.

others peoples reviews of them saying that this died within a few months have me worried so im most likely going to replace it sometime very soon but so far it hasnt had a problem 11/24/22

Just got 2 of these SSDs for my new Synology DS1821+ NAS. before inserting them in the NAS, I first tested them externally with an unknown NVMe M.2 to USB adapter I had lying around. Running CrystalDiskMark gave me 44-45MBps speeds!!! I panicked and was extremely disappointed and was planning to return them, leave a scathing review and buy more expensive but reliably fast ssds. But a little voice told me change the adapter just in case it was at fault. So, just got in a Sabrent NVMe M.2 to USB3.x adapter today and repeated the test and got the advertised 1GBps speeds sequential read/write speeds stated for the adapter. It is the maximum speed you can get for a 10Gbps USB 3.1 link. To get the 2 GBps (2000 MBps) advertised by these ssds, youll need a 20Gbps (USB3.2) or 40Gbps link (USB3.2 Gen 2x2) adapter. I hope these ssds are reliable and dont lose speeds over time. Timne will tell.

For the price this m.2 drive is hard to beat, installation was easy and performance is awesome.

Computer is still running, it froze my computer a few times after install but its been a few weeks since a crash, so hopefully its good. Upgraded from a Data drive to this SSD and my computer has never run faster. I had to buy screws as I dont have one. Wish the seller would buy a bunch in bulk and just include one.

I use this drive as a secondary drive in my desktop, and I use it in my laptop. It works great! It runs cool, but I recommend keeping laptop fans on for extended use.

Pros - More than fast enough for 99% of tasks. If you need a bit more speed they have a higher speed version for ~15% more at time of writing. - High capacity for dollar Cons - One failure at arrival due to CRC error. Possible this made it past QA but more likely damage of some description during shipping. The package was bent but not around the drive, still may have been some deflection which caused issues. Overall I highly recommend this drive. Im currently populating an Asys Hyper M.2 gen 3 card with three of these and one in the faster version for rapid photo editing. It makes a massive difference running the software library and files off a single drive and moving off SATA SSD to these is significant. Even moving from this version to the Silicon Power A80 2TB, which is a touch faster, speeds things up marginally (not enough for most people to notice but when youre loading a library with ~10k photos, 500GB, and the library files to support it theres a difference). Ill be submitting an RMA for the one failed drive but I want to note this is the 12th drive Ive purchased from them and the first failure. Several have been in service over five years. I have NO ISSUES with the brand thus far.