🚀 High-Speed Sabrent 4TB Rocket Q4 NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Internal SSD: Superior Performance Solid State Drive, Up to 4900/3500 MB/s Read/Write Speed (SB-RKTQ4-4TB) Review

Received on time, data pasted, copied and it worked perfectly. Strange: After I copied all the data to it (needs to do twice, which was about 6T records), the CrystalDiskInfo tool said the health was 96%, which could indicate a pretty sharp drop? Even more puzzling is that the tool claims the drive was powered on 1677 times. This would mean that I've been powering the drive off and on every 10 minutes since I've had it. It doesn't make any sense at all. The packaging was intact (all the usual…

In the heat of the PS5 and XSX demonstrating the performance of ultra-fast PCIe4.0 M.2 SSDs, I decided that in my next build I'd use all the classic mechanical hard drives would completely drop SATA. SSDs in favor of this new M.2 SSD norm closest I could handle. I needed to find a very large, very fast storage medium at a reasonable price. Enter the Sabrent Rocket Q4. I designed my build from scratch with 6GB of storage, using three of the 2TB versions of that exact drive. I can't adequately…

I installed this drive as drive c: in a new build on an ASUS Prime TRX40 board with AMD 3960X along with a WD 1TB PCIE 3.0 stick as drive d:. Windows installed without any problems, but about 70% of the time I tried to boot, I got the "No boot disk" error. I've tried clearing the cmos, updating the bios, reinstalling the devices in their m.2 slot but still seeing this weird inconsistent behavior. I thought there might have been some weird hardware incompatibility issues or BIOS settings issues,

Received on time, pasted, copied data in and it worked perfectly. The weird thing was, after copying all the data to it (needs to be done twice, which is about 6TB of written data), the CrystalDiskInfo tool said the health was 96%, indicating a pretty steep drop? Even more puzzling is that the tool claims the drive was powered on 1677 times. This would mean that I've been powering the drive off and on every 10 minutes since I've had it. It doesn't make any sense at all. The packaging was intact

In the heat of the PS5 and XSX demonstrating the performance of ultra-fast PCIe4.0 M.2 SSDs, I decided my next build would be a complete stripper would swap classic mechanical drives and SATA SSDs in favor of the M.2 SSDs, which are the closest I can handle to this new standard. I needed to find a very large, very fast storage medium at a reasonable price. Enter the Sabrent Rocket Q4. I designed my build from scratch with 6GB of storage, using three of the 2TB versions of that exact drive. I…

I'm always hesitant to review things like this so soon after I've received them. In the last week after receiving this SSD, I tested it myself and it worked pretty well. Monday I couldn't resist. I don't use this drive for the OS, I use my existing M.2 as my system drive, this is just for adding extra storage, mainly for gaming. but also free up storage space for media files like music and movies. Installation was very easy. (On my Asus X570 I had to remove the M.2 heatsinks and chipset cover…