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NVME M.2 PCIe ssd for 5K
- Thread starter user28
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Best NVMe ssd in its price range, get it asap because its 512gb version used to sell for ~6k in Jan but after its stock finished the price never went back to that. I am expecting this model also to be soon out of stock & later come back with price increase.
*www.onlyssd.com/buy/wd-blue-sn550-250gb-m-2-pci-express-3-0-x4-nvme-ssd-wds250g2b0c/
On second thought, stretch your budget a bit & get this.
P.S. whatever you decide buy it fast because nowadays stock is getting finished quickly.
*www.onlyssd.com/buy/kingston-a2000-500gb-m-2-2280-nvme-pcie-ssd-sa2000m8-500g/
P.S. whatever you decide buy it fast because nowadays stock is getting finished quickly.
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?
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.
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.