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Sabrent Rocket Q4 QLC NVMe PCIe Gen4 M.2 2280 SSD: 2TB $187, 1TB EXPIRED
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- 1TB $93.49
- 2TB $186.98
- 1TB + Heatsink $110.49
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Sabrent Rocket Gen4 QLC:
- 1TB [amazon.com] $93.50
- 2TB [amazon.com] $187
- 1TB + Heatsink [amazon.com] $110.50
- 2TB + Heatsink [amazon.com] $204 Expired (Now $239.99)
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chong67
asked this question on 01-18-2022 at 11:19 AM
01-18-2022 at 11:19 AM
Yes. Many Z690 motherboards have that.
For example https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813144486?Item=N82E16813144486&cm_sp=SH-_--_-8-_--_-13-144-486-_-MSI+z690+edge-_-MSI+z690+edge-_-4
MSI MPG Z690 EDGE WIFI DDR4
Has 4 M.2 slots, all of them are 4x PCIE Gen4. The first slot is connected directly to the CPU, the other 3 go through the chipset. The chipset itself is connected to the CPU via DMI Gen4 with 8x lanes.
For example https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813144486?Item=N82E16813144486&cm_sp=SH-_--_-8-_--_-13-144-486-_-MSI+z690+edge-_-MSI+z690+edge-_-4
MSI MPG Z690 EDGE WIFI DDR4
Has 4 M.2 slots, all of them are 4x PCIE Gen4. The first slot is connected directly to the CPU, the other 3 go through the chipset. The chipset itself is connected to the CPU via DMI Gen4 with 8x lanes.
chucktaylur
asked this question on 01-18-2022 at 11:33 AM
ImSweating
asked this question on 01-18-2022 at 03:43 PM
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From the techpowerup review:
"Our real-life testing suite goes beyond synthetics and runs the actual applications at 80% disk full, which is a more realistic scenario than a completely empty drive running a synthetic test. Real-life benchmarks are much harder to optimize for, too. Here, the Rocket Q4 shows much weaker numbers that are surprisingly low. When averaged over all our tests, the Q4 matches PCIe 3.0 mid-range drives like the Kingston A2000 and Samsung 970 EVO. High-end Gen 3 drives like the ADATA SX8200 Pro, Kingston KC2000, HP EX950, and Hynix Gold P31 are between 6 and 9% faster—not that much, but still significant."
Considering most systems only have a single gen4 NVMe slot, it might be better to get a similar price and quality gen3 drive rather than this, and save that gen4 slot for a higher quality and speed option
Get this heatsink
Digitimes: Samsung new NAND flash capacity coming online in 2H21 may worsen price falls.
https://www.digitimes.c
https://wccftech.com/kioxia-unvei...latenci
https://www.zdnet.com/article/sam...b-by-2020/
https://www.tomshardwar
Everyone has been brainwashed to eat these high price because xyz reasons. It's easier and cheaper to print ssd NAND memory than make a hard drive yet you don't see those staying stationary at 1-2TB for the past 4 years.
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From the techpowerup review:
"Our real-life testing suite goes beyond synthetics and runs the actual applications at 80% disk full, which is a more realistic scenario than a completely empty drive running a synthetic test. Real-life benchmarks are much harder to optimize for, too. Here, the Rocket Q4 shows much weaker numbers that are surprisingly low. When averaged over all our tests, the Q4 matches PCIe 3.0 mid-range drives like the Kingston A2000 and Samsung 970 EVO. High-end Gen 3 drives like the ADATA SX8200 Pro, Kingston KC2000, HP EX950, and Hynix Gold P31 are between 6 and 9% faster—not that much, but still significant."
Considering most systems only have a single gen4 NVMe slot, it might be better to get a similar price and quality gen3 drive rather than this, and save that gen4 slot for a higher quality and speed option
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Get this heatsink
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D2TC...TQT9X
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Gen4 so it will work in a PS5
4700 read speed < 5500 Sony recommended
In real life, you probably won't notice any difference, especially with PS4 games.
There are many examples of people on Reddit who got "slow" gen4 SSDs working in their PS5