Amazon[amazon.com] has Kingston FURY Renegade 2TB PCIe Gen 4.0 NVMe M.2 Internal Gaming SSD for $112.99. Shipping is free
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Incredible PCIe Gen 4x4 NVMe performance at speeds up to 7300MB/s read and 7000MB/s write
Low profile graphene aluminum heat spreader
Slim M.2 2280 form factor for enhanced gaming experience on your rig and laptop
High capacity options up to 4TB to store your games and media
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According to Kingston site, this drive has an endurance rating of 2000TBW. Most Nvmes in this price range only have 1200TBW. This should make for a good cache drive.
According to Kingston site, this drive has an endurance rating of 2000TBW. Most Nvmes in this price range only have 1200TBW. This should make for a good cache drive.
Would this drive be considered better that the Western digital sn850x ?
I just ordered my first gaming pc and it comes with a 2TB SSD.
Can anyone guide me on what the most important things to look for when it comes to SSD's? Of course the size (1tb, 2b, 4tb) but what else is most important?
I was planning on ordering this one for my PC. Mostly will be gaming and some media consumption.
According to Kingston site, this drive has an endurance rating of 2000TBW. Most Nvmes in this price range only have 1200TBW. This should make for a good cache drive.
These numbers are mainly for warranty purposes. They are not a good indicator of drive quality or lifespan.
Would this drive be considered better that the Western digital sn850x ?
Both the 850X and Kingston Fury Renegade are extremely close performance wise. The 850X is very slightly faster but it's by less than a single percent.
6600 is enough for me. What y'all think? Worth it?
Amazon had it but sold out. Now only available thru crucial.
I can't fathom why someone would pay so much more premium for the Kingston. Maybe I'm just a standard user but what kind of workload are you guys running where you would see a difference? I barely see any difference from my PCIe Gen3 vs Gen4 machines in everyday tasks. That being said I buy most of my SSDs and RAM for steep discounts from warehouse deals
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6600 is enough for me. What y'all think? Worth it?
Amazon had it but sold out. Now only available thru crucial.
Can anyone guide me on what the most important things to look for when it comes to SSD's? Of course the size (1tb, 2b, 4tb) but what else is most important?
I was planning on ordering this one for my PC. Mostly will be gaming and some media consumption.
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6600 is enough for me. What y'all think? Worth it?
Amazon had it but sold out. Now only available thru crucial.
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Fury with TLC 176 Layers
850x TLC 112 Layers
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6600 is enough for me. What y'all think? Worth it?
Amazon had it but sold out. Now only available thru crucial.
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