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Product Name: | Crucial P3 1TB PCIe Gen3 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD, up to 3500MB/s - CT1000P3SSD8 |
Manufacturer: | Crucial |
Model Number: | CT1000P3SSD8 |
Product SKU: | B0B25LZGGW |
UPC: | 649528918796 |
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I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
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I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
For gaming, invest on the quality of ssd or you will find yourself staring at a black screen wondering where to start the troubleshoot. Websurfing, video etc can wait but gaming… the vibe-kill can give you a perma regret on every compromise u made in life.
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Ha, I'm gaming on an honest-to-goodness hard drive, spinning at 7200rpm. 😃 I play older games and mostly gave up on FPS because I'm an a-hole when I'm playing those competitively. But I have had some stuttering recently, so it's time to upgrade everything even though I'm just playing Fallout 4 right now. This weekend will be some computer maintenance in between the holiday feasting.
I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.