Silicon Power 1TB - NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 SSD (SP001TBP34A60M28)
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Lenny Sh
> 3 dayI used it with the External USB connected enclosure and ot works great there.
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Luis G Ospina
> 3 dayHasta este momento disfrutando responde correctamente velocidades super rápidas e copia de documentos en general para todo. Información rápida y asequible.
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Jose Bonilla
> 3 daySuper rapido
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Jayson Chu
28-03-2025As described!! Thanks
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WEIRD J
Greater than one weekWorks up to expectations so far. Only been a couple weeks but no issues yet.. Aint technology grand?
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John
Greater than one weekWindows 11 found it right away. Bought it as a storage drive and it seems to work fine but time will tell.
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Juan
> 3 dayMuy bonito y todo, pero no trajo tornillo... me toco rebuscar en otro lado jajaja
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Vadim Haivaz
> 3 dayFor this price good quality. Speed of SSD like in description
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David Musoke
> 3 dayJust got 2 of these SSDs for my new Synology DS1821+ NAS. before inserting them in the NAS, I first tested them externally with an unknown NVMe M.2 to USB adapter I had lying around. Running CrystalDiskMark gave me 44-45MBps speeds!!! I panicked and was extremely disappointed and was planning to return them, leave a scathing review and buy more expensive but reliably fast ssds. But a little voice told me change the adapter just in case it was at fault. So, just got in a Sabrent NVMe M.2 to USB3.x adapter today and repeated the test and got the advertised 1GBps speeds sequential read/write speeds stated for the adapter. It is the maximum speed you can get for a 10Gbps USB 3.1 link. To get the 2 GBps (2000 MBps) advertised by these ssds, youll need a 20Gbps (USB3.2) or 40Gbps link (USB3.2 Gen 2x2) adapter. I hope these ssds are reliable and dont lose speeds over time. Timne will tell.
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Ran
Greater than one weekOne of the slower SSDs but just fine for adding to a portable case or using as a storage drive. Works great so far and the price was right (under $80 at the time I bought it).