2TB Teamgroup T-Force Cardea A440 M.2 PCIe Gen 4x4 NVMe SSD w/ Heatsink $120 + Free Shipping

tDames

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This is a high performace SSD. I used them in a few builds and they have been fine ever since. Its been over a year. Heres a review from Tom's Hardware [tomshardware.com]

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DannyKABOOM

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This will work fine on PS5, correct? 🤔

tDames

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Quote from DannyKABOOM

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This will work fine on PS5, correct? 🤔

Yes. Heres another review [nascompares.com] on it

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Does the hestsink make much of a difference? I have my Steam games on a dedicated Samsung SSD w/out a HS, but I live in AZ and the weather is gonna get cookin' soon. I need every advantage I can get.

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funride

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Can this be used in UCG Fiber/Max?

guest2011

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guest2011

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If their SSD are like SD cards i'll stay away from this brand.

awwyiss

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Quote from TacoMeatJunior

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Does the hestsink make much of a difference? I have my Steam games on a dedicated Samsung SSD w/out a HS, but I live in AZ and the weather is gonna get cookin' soon. I need every advantage I can get.

I mean... it kind of sounds like you answered your own question.

TalentedLlama2331

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Just waiting for 8TB to drop to $200. By 2029.

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booboloo

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Quote from TacoMeatJunior

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Does the hestsink make much of a difference? I have my Steam games on a dedicated Samsung SSD w/out a HS, but I live in AZ and the weather is gonna get cookin' soon. I need every advantage I can get.

You should have a heatsink even on the samsung, the controller cooks and throttles.

and second tier nvme are not known for running cool, the controllers aren't made with the newest manufacturing processes.

Product Description:	Team Group T-FORCE CARDEA A440 M.2 2280 2TB Featuring two patented heat sinks - you can choose your preferred method for dissipating heat Effective cooling—flexible installation, Two patented heat sinks allow for flexible assembly without interference issues
Product SKU:	N82E16820331727
capacity:	1TB / 2TB[1]
dimensions:	80.0(L) x 22.0(W) x 3.7(H) mm (with Graphene heat sink) 80.0(L) x 23.4(W) x 12.9(H) mm (with Aluminum heat sink)
humidity:	RH 90% under 40℃ (operational)
interface:	PCIe Gen4.0 x4 with NVMe 1.4
max_shock_resistance:	1,500G/0.5ms
max_vibration_resistance:	80Hz~2,000Hz/20G
mtbf:	3,000,000 hours
operating_humidity:	RH 90% under 40°C
operating_system:	System Requirements: Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista[4] Linux 2.6.33 or later
operating_temperature:	0°C ~ +70°C
operation_temperature:	0℃ ∼ 70℃
performance:	Crystal Disk Mark: 1TB Read / Write: up to 7,000/5,500 MB/s 2TB Read / Write: up to 7,000/6,900 MB/s[3] lOPS (IOMeter): 1TB Read / Write: up to 650K/700K 2TB Read / Write: up to 650K/700K[3]
shock:	1.500G/0.5ms
storage_temperature:	-40°C ~ +85°C
terabyte_written:	1TB / > 700TB 2TB / > 1,400TB[2]
vibration:	80Hz ∼ 2,000Hz/20G
voltage:	DC +3.3V
warranty:	5-year limited warranty[5]
weight:	13g (with Graphene heat sink) 46g (with Aluminum heat sink)

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