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Keep in mind this is a SATA drive, which seems to have a thinner and thinner selection these days with faster drives.

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Also available @ Amazon for 50 cents more: https://www.amazon.com/TEAMGROUP-512GB-Solid-State-Drive/dp/B07H21182F [amazon.com] Now $24.99

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    Product Name: TEAMGROUP MS30 512GB with SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC M.2 2280 SATA III 6Gb/s Internal Solid State Drive SSD (Read/Write Speed up to 530/430 MB/s) Compatible with Laptop & PC Desktop TM8PS7512G0C101
    Manufacturer: TEAMGROUP
    Model Number: TM8PS7512G0C101
    Product SKU: B07H21182F
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    Brand: TEAMGROUP
    Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.1496 x 0.86614 x 0.137795 Inches
    Item Weight: 0.022046227 Pounds
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    > bubble2 254 Posts
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    11-29-2022 at 06:58 PM.
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    thanks for posting this OP Smilie

    I didn't see any official reviews for this but here's a reddit discussion that is a review of sorts if this helps anyone Smilie

    https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc...tlc_solid/

    apparently it's good as a secondary drive for file storage or games (I'm guessing) but not for say your "C" drive to install windows on
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    11-30-2022 at 04:28 PM.
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    Can this works with NVME slot ?
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    11-30-2022 at 04:35 PM.
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    Quote from happygooddeal :
    Can this works with NVME slot ?
    If your module is B&M SATA (most likely), connecting it to a B or M socket should work fine since both types support SATA.

    Of course, being a bootable device is another story, this depends on your hardware and UEFI.
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    11-30-2022 at 04:40 PM.
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    Quote from Andrepartthree :
    thanks for posting this OP Smilie

    I didn't see any official reviews for this but here's a reddit discussion that is a review of sorts if this helps anyone Smilie

    https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc...tlc_solid/

    apparently it's good as a secondary drive for file storage or games (I'm guessing) but not for say your "C" drive to install windows on
    Depending on the use, this will still be faster than any old-fashioned hard drive even for drive C. Also, this is a SDD and not a NVMe gen 3 drive or gen 4 drive. If the system supports NVMe, you can get faster drives than this.
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    11-30-2022 at 05:11 PM.
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    Quote from itsme13 :
    Depending on the use, this will still be faster than any old-fashioned hard drive even for drive C. Also, this is a SDD and not a NVMe gen 3 drive or gen 4 drive. If the system sup

    ports NVMe, you can get faster drives than this.
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    Depending on the use, this will still be faster than any old-fashioned hard drive even for drive C. Also, this is a SDD and not a NVMe gen 3 drive or gen 4 drive. If the system supports NVMe, you can get faster drives than this.
    that is very true Smilie .. if you had windows installed on say a non ssd drive in your laptop or desktop computer this would be way faster, even more so than a "normal" non m2 (the bigger rectangle that doesn't look like a stick) ssd drive if you're installing windows/the C drive on it or even for other uses like gaming or what not Smilie ... having said that from what I understand if you're looking for a budget option the crucial MX500 series are supposed to be good (have DRAM, are known to be reliable) for a C/Windows drive ... depending on the quality of the drive it may support a number of read/writes to it or it may not and apparently the windows drive gets a lot of read/writes to it.
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    11-30-2022 at 05:25 PM.
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    My two M2 slots are filled with NVMe drives. So I'd have to get an enclosure, it seems. Which makes me think there isn't much of a use case at least for me over any other ordinary SSD. Or am I missing some magic here?
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    11-30-2022 at 05:51 PM.
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    Quote from Andrepartthree :
    that is very true Smilie .. if you had windows installed on say a non ssd drive in your laptop or desktop computer this would be way faster, even more so than a "normal" non m2 (the bigger rectangle that doesn't look like a stick) ssd drive if you're installing windows/the C drive on it or even for other uses like gaming or what not Smilie ... having said that from what I understand if you're looking for a budget option the crucial MX500 series are supposed to be good (have DRAM, are known to be reliable) for a C/Windows drive ... depending on the quality of the drive it may support a number of read/writes to it or it may not and apparently the windows drive gets a lot of read/writes to it.
    If you have an original style 2.5 or 3.5inch hard drive as your main os drive, it is possible you don't have an m.2 slot (b or m) on your board. Just a heads up for people wanting to upgrade.
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    11-30-2022 at 06:09 PM.
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    These drives are not NVME and will not work with most motherboards unless they specifically support it. I made the mistake of buying one.
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    11-30-2022 at 07:05 PM.
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    Quote from rking0122 :
    My two M2 slots are filled with NVMe drives. So I'd have to get an enclosure, it seems. Which makes me think there isn't much of a use case at least for me over any other ordinary SSD. Or am I missing some magic here?
    If you have extra PCI-E slot, you can buy PCI-E to M.2 adapter and use NVME/SATA M.2 SSDs.
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    Speeds aren't much better than a 2.5" ssd fyi
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    12-01-2022 at 02:57 AM.
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    I bought 2 of these from Amazon a few days ago to replace the NVMe drives I wanted to keep from a laptop I'm selling. I didn't pay close enough attention to SATA III, so imagine my surprise when I saw the connectors looked slightly different. Anyway, I cracked open the laptop, and it turns out there's very clear writing on each slot. One says "NVMe + SATA" the other says "NVMe only". Not helpful for me, but I just wanted to clarify that these can be used in an NVMe slot IF your board supports it. You might have to locate your manual to find out.
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    12-01-2022 at 09:04 AM.
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    Useful if you are still using an Athlon CPU on a AM4 motherboard or some low end laptops. Per the first post, it's like the better of the TeamGroup SATA drives and only gets bogged down in large file transfers.
    https://www.guru3d.com/articles_p...ew,11.html

    The MP33 is $5 more for the rest of us.
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    12-01-2022 at 08:29 PM.
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    Are these what they mean by M.2 NGFF ?
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