Pros: - Faster & cheaper than all their competitors (as of this time)
- PCIe 4.0 drive for under $180??? Awesome.
- Should be very durable given their role in the industry... but only time will tell that, I guess.
- Came in a nice solid packaging.
Cons: - Nothing yet!
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.
I'll update this review if any problems come up.
Product SKU:
N82E16820329022
Limited Warranty period (labor):
5 years
Limited Warranty period (parts):
5 years
Return for refund within:
30 days
Return for replacement within:
30 days
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Thumbs up! Historic lowest price for this model and capacity is $120. It performs well above its price range, has a long warranty, and is reliable (basically a newer Intel 670p). Not to mention cheap for 2TB. Should be enough for most users to completely replace their spinning hdd.
Thumbs up! Historic lowest price for this model and capacity is $120. It performs well above its price range, has a long warranty, and is reliable (basically a newer Intel 670p). Not to mention cheap for 2TB. Should be enough for most users to completely replace their spinning hdd.
Thumbs up! Historic lowest price for this model and capacity is $120. It performs well above its price range, has a long warranty, and is reliable (basically a newer Intel 670p). Not to mention cheap for 2TB. Should be enough for most users to completely replace their spinning hdd.
I had this. Paid <$110. Been using it for 2 moths. It worked fine. Temp never raised above 100 deg F, even under intense video processing, which I do often (not a gamer).
My laptop has Gen 4 NVMe specs. So I tried SK-Hynix P41, Samsung 970 Evo Plus, SK-Hynix P31, all 2 TB. To me, I don't see any difference in the performance among these four. What ever cheaper may be the best choice.
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Thumbs up! Historic lowest price for this model and capacity is $120. It performs well above its price range, has a long warranty, and is reliable (basically a newer Intel 670p). Not to mention cheap for 2TB. Should be enough for most users to completely replace their spinning hdd.
got this for $99 at micro center because they were out of the QN322. said it was the closest thing they had spec wise and honored that price. god i love MC!
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Look for the pro version because it has DRAM TLC w/ 6500mb/s r/w
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It's their P44 that you want, which I believe is identical to the SK Hynix P41.
https://www.newegg.com/p/0D9-0021-00136
https://www.tomshardwar
https://slickdeals.net/f/16184341-2tb-solidigm-p41-plus-pcie-gen-4-nvme-m-2-qlc-internal-solid-state-drive-110-free-shipping
My laptop has Gen 4 NVMe specs. So I tried SK-Hynix P41, Samsung 970 Evo Plus, SK-Hynix P31, all 2 TB. To me, I don't see any difference in the performance among these four. What ever cheaper may be the best choice.
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