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Product Name: | Crucial MX500 1TB 3D NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD - CT1000MX500SSD1(Z) |
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1. 660p/p1 is not crap, they are good laptop nvme drive as the power consumption is lower than conventional TLC drive. With the right price, they are, in fact, pretty excellent for the majority of the consumer.
2. Not every computer has nvme slot. It's a great drive when you try to upgrade old computer that only has sata 3 port. Product like this is not designed to fit everyone's desire. As a consumer, you pick the one that suits you the best.
Do I need to add a heat sink to it?
SATA 3 -> USB cable?
Do I need a box / enclosure to put it in?
Finally - would I be better off with a WD Blue or Samsung ??
I finished Last of Us II and Marvel's Spider-Man and am currently working through Ghost of Tsusima. All the games load faster (obviously) but there's fewer pop-ins in the games and they just... feel smoother, because when you frequently open up menu/map (especially in open world games), it's faster/more seamless.
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Do I need to add a heat sink to it?
SATA 3 -> USB cable?
Do I need a box / enclosure to put it in?
Finally - would I be better off with a WD Blue or Samsung ??
It will work great! Replacing HDD with SSD in MBP till 2012 was really easy. No adapters or heat sink needed. Just swap the HDD with this
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Do I need to add a heat sink to it?
SATA 3 -> USB cable?
Do I need a box / enclosure to put it in?
Finally - would I be better off with a WD Blue or Samsung ??
I finished Last of Us II and Marvel's Spider-Man and am currently working through Ghost of Tsusima. All the games load faster (obviously) but there's fewer pop-ins in the games and they just... feel smoother, because when you frequently open up menu/map (especially in open world games), it's faster/more seamless.