EUR232,18 EUR58,05/1TB
Crucial P3 Plus
4000 GB, M.2 2280
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13 reviews
Large, cheap, fast
I have installed the SSD in an external housing Icy Box IB-1817M-C31 - NVMe M.2.
Speed is completely sufficient
Gets less warm than e.g. Samsung 980 and 990 Pro, which I also use in this way.Pro
- cheap
- fast
- a lot of room
Absolutely subterranean performance
As soon as more than 2 bits per second are demanded from the SSD, the latency explodes immeasurably. Never seen an SSD with such catastrophic performance.
Pro
- single sided 4TB
Contra
- Extremely high latency
- specified read/write performance in tram only
Great price, very poor performance
The cache on this SSD is small and as soon as it is full, e.g. when you are copying a lot of large files, the write speed falls down to just below 100 MB/s. That is slower than a mechanical hard drive! Thus, it is not a good choice for intensive work or as a primary drive. However, considering the price, it could be an option as a secondary drive for storage and backup.
Pro
- Price
- Size
- Power consumption
Contra
- Very slow if cache if full
Finally also 4 tb SSD in M.2 format at an attractive price
I haven't got around to cloning my system yet because I'm currently struggling with Windows 11 update problems and have to solve them first and don't want to transfer a problem system.
Pro
- 4 Tb storage capacity
- fast access times
- Can be cloned via USB 3.x
- Thermally stable
- attractive price
Fast and good value for money
I am very happy with the memory. As I only do Office and a bit of video editing, it's probably completely oversized for me. But my motto is better to have than to need. The price-performance ratio was unbeatable at the time of my purchase.
Pro
- Favourable
- Silent
Inexpensive, but much slower to read than wdblacks.
Note that the crucial ssd is in a TDB 5 case, whereas the WDs are on TDB 3...
Pro
- Write speed (31.7 Gb/s)
- Prices
Contra
- Reading speed (21.2 Gb/s)
6 out of 13 reviews
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