Technically KC2000 series is better but practically the difference isn't noticeable enough so only worth buying if getting at just a little costlier than A2000 series.Whats the difference between Kingston's A2000 and K2000 series?
No. To notice speed difference among decent/good NVMe you need to have a very specific usage case scenario which a typical user don't have.And if i increase my budget till 6K, is the increase worth for the same 500GB in terms of speed?
A heat sink is only needed for either known bad models running much hotter than usual(adata sx6000 series) or a very specific usage scenario(you need an unusual workload to stress a NVMe continuously for more than 5-10min) which a typical person is unlikely to encounter.Thanky you @whitestar_999. I had ordered it. Is a heat sink required for this considering that the pc will be used continuously for 4 to 6 hours a day? But not on gaming or heavy memory intensive usage. I saw some youtube reviews recommending heat sink but the tests and results are for very processor and memory intensive. I had searched amazon for the nvme ssd heatsinks and found only one brand- glotrends. No idea about its quality or durability.