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1TB TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA A440 Pro M.2 NVMe Solid State Drives w/ Heatsink

& More + Free Shipping

$53

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TEAMGROUP Inc. via Amazon has TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA A440 M.2 NVMe Solid State Drives on sale for price listed below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.

Available Models:
  • A440 Pro w/ Aluminum Heatsink
  • A440 Pro w/ Graphene Heatsink
  • A440 w/ Graphene & Aluminum Heatsink
Specs:
  • TLC NAND
  • DRAM: Yes
  • A440 Read/Write
    • 1TB 7,000/5,500
    • 2TB 7,000/6,900
    • 4TB 7,000/6,900
  • A440 Pro Read/Write
    • 1TB 7,200/6,000
    • 2TB 7,400/6,900
    • 4TB 7,400/6,900
  • Read: 7,400/Write:7,000 MB/s. Using Phison E18 controller.
  • Install heatsink version without lid
  • PS5 Compatible

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TEAMGROUP Inc. via Amazon has TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA A440 M.2 NVMe Solid State Drives on sale for price listed below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.

Available Models:
  • A440 Pro w/ Aluminum Heatsink
  • A440 Pro w/ Graphene Heatsink
  • A440 w/ Graphene & Aluminum Heatsink
Specs:
  • TLC NAND
  • DRAM: Yes
  • A440 Read/Write
    • 1TB 7,000/5,500
    • 2TB 7,000/6,900
    • 4TB 7,000/6,900
  • A440 Pro Read/Write
    • 1TB 7,200/6,000
    • 2TB 7,400/6,900
    • 4TB 7,400/6,900
  • Read: 7,400/Write:7,000 MB/s. Using Phison E18 controller.
  • Install heatsink version without lid
  • PS5 Compatible

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Written by SlickDealio | Staff
  • About this store:
  • About the deal:
    • Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.

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Model: TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA A440 Pro Aluminum Heatsink 1TB with DRAM SLC Cache 3D TLC NAND NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 2280 Gaming Internal SSD Works with PS5 Read/Write 7,200/6,000 MB/s TM8FPR001T0C128

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Xamindar
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I bought the 2tb one with heatsink. The heatsink doesn't even fit the drive. It can not clip together all the way unless I want to squash it so much I risk damaging the drive. Total garbage.
truth.xbl
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Some of the comments here crack me up. Acting like any single nvme drive isn't a silicon lottery is the most 2023 thing I've read today.

"DON'T GET IT, NEVER HEARD OF TEAMGROUP"

Lol they've been around longer than some of you have been born.
JamesP8983
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teamgroup isnt a flashy brand but they've been in the scene for decades, prominently. without being disrespectful, you just dont know much

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Will this heatsink fit in a PS5?
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Quote from TenseGalley123 :
Will this heatsink fit in a PS5?

Yes, it fits with the heatsink installed
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I bought the 2tb one with heatsink. The heatsink doesn't even fit the drive. It can not clip together all the way unless I want to squash it so much I risk damaging the drive. Total garbage.
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Least reliable of the specious Teamgroup brand. Would not recommend Cardea at all.
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poorgrad
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Is the heat sink removable if it turns out it doesn't fit?
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This is not good fellas 😩🤦🏿 ♂️
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Quote from Xamindar :
I bought the 2tb one with heatsink. The heatsink doesn't even fit the drive. It can not clip together all the way unless I want to squash it so much I risk damaging the drive. Total garbage.

Did you check out the install video [youtube.com]?



Quote from bobrocks95 :
Never heard of Teamgroup. Cheap, but I'd want to know whose memory they actually buy first...

To put your mind at ease, here's a review [tomshardware.com] on them to give you an idea of how it performs and the specifics are



Quote from poorgrad :
Is the heat sink removable if it turns out it doesn't fit?

It comes without the heat sink installed so you're good. Thumbup
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Quote from tDames :
Did you check out the install video [youtube.com]?






To put your mind at ease, here's a review [tomshardware.com] on them to give you an idea of how it performs and the specifics are






It comes without the heat sink installed so you're good. Thumbup
Yeah I did watch that after seeing it doesn't fit. Still didn't change the fact it doesn't fit.
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podboy
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The regular A440 2tb fits the PS5 just fine with the aluminum heatsink installed and the plates on. If you're worried about it being crowded you can always use the graphene heatsink but I think it's made with the PS5 in mind. I've had mine running everyday since March without issue. Great speeds, works like a charm.
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Quote from bobrocks95 :
Never heard of Teamgroup. Cheap, but I'd want to know whose memory they actually buy first...
Team Group is pretty much a budget brand. I'm sure they use whatever flash they can get the cheapest. I get the impression they use lower binned NAND. Personally, I've seen Micron and SanDisk NAND in some of their SATA drives.
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4TB MP34 is $160 if you want larger capacity cheaper and are happy with a decent performing PCIe 3.0 drive.
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Teaser38
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Quote from poorgrad :
Is the heat sink removable if it turns out it doesn't fit?
Yes, you can choose between a clamp-on heat sink, an adhesive heat spreader or naked. You get both in the box. Heat spreader is mostly for laptop installs.
Last edited by Teaser38 October 2, 2023 at 08:59 PM.
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Quote from bobrocks95 :
Never heard of Teamgroup. Cheap, but I'd want to know whose memory they actually buy first...
teamgroup isnt a flashy brand but they've been in the scene for decades, prominently. without being disrespectful, you just dont know much
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Quote from Xamindar :
I bought the 2tb one with heatsink. The heatsink doesn't even fit the drive. It can not clip together all the way unless I want to squash it so much I risk damaging the drive. Total garbage.
You know you're supposed to slide the drive into the bottom part then connect the heatsink right? I've bought a similar model and had no issue installing.
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