1TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe Solid State Drive
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Best Buy has for My Best Buy Members (free to join): 1TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe Solid State Drive (CT1000P3PSSD8) on sale for $49.39. Shipping is free.
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Features:
1TB Storage Capacity
M.2 2280 Form Factor
PCIe NVMe Gen 4 x4 Interface
Up to 5000 MB/s Sequential Read Speed
Up to 3600 MB/s Sequential Write Speed
Micron 3D NAND
1.5 Million Hour MTBF
SMART and TRIM Support
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Model: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB 3D NAND PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 Internal SSD, 5000MB/s Read
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No, the speed is not below the requirement. It's below the recommendation. How do so many people not know the difference between "recommended" and "required?" Any Gen4 will work. The speed doesn't matter, because not one single game uses the 5,500mb/s that Sony recommends. That's not going to happen with this generation, because once again, Sony and Microsoft exaggerated what this generation is going to be capable of. My secondary SSD is only 3,600 and it loads and plays everything just as fast as the stock one. Digital Foundry even tested one with a speed of 3,200 and it was just as fast. The only thing that will happen is the PS5 will tell you that it might not be fast enough. That's it. It still works perfectly fine. Here's the Digital Foundry video. https://youtu.be/zWQs4UpiKlg
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04-04-2023 at 12:26 AM.
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Transfer speeds are below ps5 spec requirements
No, the speed is not below the requirement. It's below the recommendation. How do so many people not know the difference between "recommended" and "required?" Any Gen4 will work. The speed doesn't matter, because not one single game uses the 5,500mb/s that Sony recommends. That's not going to happen with this generation, because once again, Sony and Microsoft exaggerated what this generation is going to be capable of. My secondary SSD is only 3,600 and it loads and plays everything just as fast as the stock one. Digital Foundry even tested one with a speed of 3,200 and it was just as fast. The only thing that will happen is the PS5 will tell you that it might not be fast enough. That's it. It still works perfectly fine. Here's the Digital Foundry video. https://youtu.be/zWQs4UpiKlg
Yes. Absolutely. Any Gen4 M.2 will work. The speed doesn't matter. Sony recommends (but does not require) a speed of 5,500, but you can read my other comment just above this one, regarding that. There's also a video of Digital Foundry testing one with a speed of 3,200 and it's just as fast.
No, below spec, Digital foundry had issues with it
Bullshit. Digital Foundry tested one with a 3,200 speed and it was just as fast. Mine is only 3,600 and works flawlessly. I've had it for a year and it's just as fast. Not one single game uses that 5,500mb/s. https://youtu.be/zWQs4UpiKlg
Hello, just recently bought my first budget gaming laptop. Got it from an auction site for $311, its a Nitro AN515-55-53E5. Upgraded ram to 2x16gb ddr4 and I've been researching upgrading the hard drive (it's only like 256 sdd.) I'm new to this and very confused, there seems to be multiple ssd spots and 1 hdd? I'm having a hard time finding out the restrictions/requirements and essentially not sure which order to upgrade the drives. Also is this ssd a viable replacement? It appears to match but i wasn't sure about the speeds needed. Sorry for the long drawn out question, I appreciate any help.
Hello, just recently bought my first budget gaming laptop. Got it from an auction site for $311, its a Nitro AN515-55-53E5. Upgraded ram to 2x16gb ddr4 and I've been researching upgrading the hard drive (it's only like 256 sdd.) I'm new to this and very confused, there seems to be multiple ssd spots and 1 hdd? I'm having a hard time finding out the restrictions/requirements and essentially not sure which order to upgrade the drives. Also is this ssd a viable replacement? It appears to match but i wasn't sure about the speeds needed. Sorry for the long drawn out question, I appreciate any help.
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Transfer speeds are below ps5 spec requirements
Will work
Should work for PS5 as long as it's a Gen4
PS5 SSD speed test: slower drives work - The Verge [theverge.com]
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No, the speed is not below the requirement. It's below the recommendation. How do so many people not know the difference between "recommended" and "required?" Any Gen4 will work. The speed doesn't matter, because not one single game uses the 5,500mb/s that Sony recommends. That's not going to happen with this generation, because once again, Sony and Microsoft exaggerated what this generation is going to be capable of. My secondary SSD is only 3,600 and it loads and plays everything just as fast as the stock one. Digital Foundry even tested one with a speed of 3,200 and it was just as fast. The only thing that will happen is the PS5 will tell you that it might not be fast enough. That's it. It still works perfectly fine. Here's the Digital Foundry video. https://youtu.be/zWQs4UpiKlg
Yes. Absolutely. Any Gen4 M.2 will work. The speed doesn't matter. Sony recommends (but does not require) a speed of 5,500, but you can read my other comment just above this one, regarding that. There's also a video of Digital Foundry testing one with a speed of 3,200 and it's just as fast.
Bullshit. Digital Foundry tested one with a 3,200 speed and it was just as fast. Mine is only 3,600 and works flawlessly. I've had it for a year and it's just as fast. Not one single game uses that 5,500mb/s. https://youtu.be/zWQs4UpiKlg