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Best things in the world comes in small fast package.
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One of the faster M.2's around for sure.
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Great performance for the money
-great sequential read/write speeds
Affordable, especially on sale Fast enough for gaming and file transfer Sleek form factor Quick shipping
awesome budget drive. have had no issues.
Trusted brand Good software Runs above rated speeds
Seems to work fine with full capacity
Solid performance for value
very good product easy to install and migrate files I use this as my main gaming drive. all my games start faster with this 100 times better than a mechanical drive and faster too. if you can afford to get this for gaming. right now all my drives are team group my c drive is a Carder M. 2 plenty fast.
Good storage, inexpensive, slim design.
This was the first time I've used these cards. They were easily installed in M.2 slots on my ASUS board. The bios picked them up and Win 11 had no problem finding them. No issues, will know more as the years go by.
Fast fast and fast very fast. My download speed is 3x better now because it can write the data to this ssd way faster than my old one.
I like the design, the brand is great. The performance is strong and I noticed a speed totally compatible with the item specs. Heat is not a concern. Just be sure to buy a good shock protection device if you are planning to use as a portable. In short, the best unit you can buy at this price scale.
super fast reading for gaming, comes with a screw in the box in case you don't have one with your motherboard delivery was fast. affordable comes with a heatsink
Great for having a second ssd just to install apps. Plug n play easy install.
-Unnecessary Heat-Sink -No RGB -Good Gen4 speeds -Faster than Gen3 -5 Year Warranty -Runs cool
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Speedy SSD. I got the 8Tb model with included heatsink to mitigate throttling. Easy to install and set up.
the 2x32G rams works great with my minisforum hx 90.
The SSD I had my operating system on began giving me boot issues. I unconnected another drive in my system box and plugged this drive in its place. I rebooted and the drive reported as expected needing to be allocated. I excercized an App I have to manage disks. I asked it to clone my OS drive. It reported successfully done. I unplugged the WD SSD and replaced my original OS Drive. I rebooted and everything worked according to Hoyle and no boot issues since.