Best Buy has 1TB Crucial P5 Plus PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Solid State Drive (CT1000P5PSSD8) + be quiet! MC1 M.2 SSD Cooler Heatsink on sale for $93.49 (price shown in cart) when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free.
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Best Buy has 1TB Crucial P5 Plus PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Solid State Drive (CT1000P5PSSD8) + be quiet! MC1 M.2 SSD Cooler Heatsink on sale for $93.49 (price shown in cart) when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member aepro for sharing this deal.
At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $12.90 lower (12.1% savings) than the next best options with prices starting from $106.39. -SaltyOne.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from 51 reviews.
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That drive is far slower. If you only care about storage and ps5 usage (rated speed doesn't affect load times/usage based on various findings) then makes sense.
Totally different class. It even can't reach the ps5 required minimum reading speed. Please don't post wrong information again and again in different posts. please note what you posted is only 4100 reading speeds and no heatsink for ps5.
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That drive is far slower. If you only care about storage and ps5 usage (rated speed doesn't affect load times/usage based on various findings) then makes sense.
I haven't seen any review that calls it remotely close to how you describe it. In fact all the reviews on Newgg are superb (see link below). Are you suggesting that your opinion supersedes the 23 actual purchasers and users of the drive who rated it 5 stars on Newegg? On Amazon too, it has great reviews from actual users.
here is one:
"Overall Review: So first, let me point out that I'm an industry expert and I've never heard of these people... Their name sounds familiar, but I can never think of any products they've made.
Second, I normally don't buy unreviewed products, but I saw this offering as a 'pre-order' and got curious, just as I was just finishing up a new PC build.
So after some research... it seems to me that Solidigm is actually one of the companies behind a line of INTEL's enterprise data center storage devices. Yes... they sell TO INTEL and Intel then re-brands with their own label and sells them back to other multi-billion dollar companies, like Google, as their own product.
So if Intel buys from them I figured that's probably as good of an endorsement as any... Buying one would basically be like just buying a new Intel brand drive.
This seems to be Solidigm's first go at the consumer market, hence the pre-orders.
So I figured, why not? I'll give it a try!
So far so good! Scores are definitely consistent with some of the top-of-the-line M2 SSDs."
Yep I bought a 1TB and it's almost full in a few months. Going to skip a 2TB and hold out for a 4TB when they become reasonable.
If the only thing you have on the drive is the windows install then there should be plenty of space left on 1TB, might run the built-in disk cleanup tool especially the cleanup system files option.
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here is one:
"Overall Review: So first, let me point out that I'm an industry expert and I've never heard of these people... Their name sounds familiar, but I can never think of any products they've made.
Second, I normally don't buy unreviewed products, but I saw this offering as a 'pre-order' and got curious, just as I was just finishing up a new PC build.
So after some research... it seems to me that Solidigm is actually one of the companies behind a line of INTEL's enterprise data center storage devices. Yes... they sell TO INTEL and Intel then re-brands with their own label and sells them back to other multi-billion dollar companies, like Google, as their own product.
So if Intel buys from them I figured that's probably as good of an endorsement as any... Buying one would basically be like just buying a new Intel brand drive.
This seems to be Solidigm's first go at the consumer market, hence the pre-orders.
So I figured, why not? I'll give it a try!
So far so good! Scores are definitely consistent with some of the top-of-the-line M2 SSDs."
https://www.newegg.com/solidigm-2...820329022?
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