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1TB Intel 660p QLC 3D NAND NVMe M.2 2280 PCIe Internal SSD Expired
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NeweggFlash has 1TB Intel 660p QLC 3D NAND NVMe M.2 2280 PCIe Internal Solid State Drive (SSDPEKNW010T8X1) on sale for $84.99 when you apply promo code NEFPCA96 in cart. Shipping is free. Thanks StealTheDeals
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Honestly, I'd say that if your usage was fairly "normal" and you're considering this drive, get it! If you need to transfer large movies from time to time, that's fine, get it! If you need to transfer many large movies once or twice, get it. If you're constantly re-encoding movies and saving the re-encoded movies to disk and want it to perform super fast, or constantly generating very large backup files, or doing some heavy 4k video editing, pass on this drive.
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"The main concern I had with this drive was that it was using QLC flash, which is pretty poor when it comes to write endurance. 200TB TBW for a 1TB drive is really low, but then I had to consider if I would ever reach that limit. I've been using a Crucial MX300 for the past two years with a very similar endurance rating (220TB) and I've only used 2% of that in those two years. Unless you have a really write intensive work load (like writing 100+GB every day for five years), then I highly doubt you'll ever come close to hitting that limit."
New MB usually have NVMe slots for it. beware usually NVMe slot on MB are share channel with some SATA slots. read your manual so you don't overlap the drives.
if you are using old MB, you won't able to connect it to PCI right the way. you will need a PCI NVMe adapter to be used on PCI slot. I am not sure your 2nd PCI slot means normal PCI slot or PCI 16x slot same as GPU use
this is an example of normal PCI adapter, pretty much you pop it on there and screw on adapter. then pop in the adapter to your MB, then it will just run.
https://www.newegg.com/p/35Y-005D...lsrc=aw.
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Perfectly fine for gaming.
If you did large file editing you may want to consider a higher quality driver.
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Newer motherboards have spots designated for nvme drives. You just drop em in and out the screw in to hold them in place
New MB usually have NVMe slots for it. beware usually NVMe slot on MB are share channel with some SATA slots. read your manual so you don't overlap the drives.
if you are using old MB, you won't able to connect it to PCI right the way. you will need a PCI NVMe adapter to be used on PCI slot. I am not sure your 2nd PCI slot means normal PCI slot or PCI 16x slot same as GPU use
this is an example of normal PCI adapter, pretty much you pop it on there and screw on adapter. then pop in the adapter to your MB, then it will just run.
https://www.newegg.com/p/35Y-005D...lsrc=aw.
Thanks! Every time I want to get something new seems like I need to upgrade something. In this case it's my z87 pro mobo...