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LilPeep15112017
1 year ago
Reply to  heizfeld

Both have 2 TB…

LilPeep15112017
1 year ago

It’s okay the KC3000 is that

Otherwise take hold ne NM710 from Lwexar but the price difference is so low

LilPeep15112017
1 year ago

Well, the SSD is tested and reaches 7400 mb/S

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LilPeep15112017
1 year ago

? Both SSDs are now different ettwas, SLC vs DDR Cache etc. from so both are good

TECHxFREAK
1 year ago

I assume that your motherboard is connected with PCIe 4.0 x4, is actually standard today. Here are my criteria.

So I picked out some SSDs and compared them. The overall winner is the TeamGroup MP44 2TB, M.2

For the price of just 95€, this offers 7.4GB/s in reading and 7GB/s in writing. Moreover, the TBW stands particularly high at 2.5PB, which is a very good value.

Of course, the cache is also SLC and the some drawback that is not specified in the 3D-NAND as much layers it has, but it will also be the tripple layer layer, especially if you look at the values.

Redeye456
1 year ago

So now would spontaneously say the Lexar ssd get 1TB for 36€

Renecap
1 year ago
Reply to  Redeye456

Can remember that I could buy a 250 GB SSD for the price, then the M.2 had not been so cheap yet.

Renecap
1 year ago

Well for a 2 TB m.2 over 100€ is a normal price. It is also cheaper, but for this you have to cut in the reading and writing performance. In addition, the fast m.2 with 2 TB very warm become almost hot. .The less write and read performance will be less warm/hot.