💾 512GB M.2 Transcend TS512GMTE110S SSD Review

A great option for a game drive, just take care of the cooling. Some pros: Famous brand with history. Form factor M.2 2280. There is a working temperature sensor and smart data. Company guarantee of 5 years. NVMe 1.3x4. TLC 3D NAND. Linear read speed 1800 Mb/s, write 1500 Mb/s, random read up to 60 Mb/s. Large HMB buffer. Capacious SLC cache over 150 GB. Cons below: There is no cooling radiator / foil sticker, therefore, the disk heats up noticeably during recording (after the end of the…

Bought for MSI GP72M 7REX Leopard Pro laptop. Windows refuses to install on this disk - the installer sees free space, but cannot create a partition. It cannot be used as a non-system disk - Windows cannot initialize it. Under Linux Mint (Live) it was defined and formatted normally, but it never started working with Windows. I do not recommend buying. Better for this price to take something more popular SATA format - less likely to get a headache, instead of a disk.

I got up on the Legion Y530 without any problems, transferred Windows, office, etc. in an hour (it could have been faster). Now it starts in a few seconds, everything flies. No problems so far (pah 3 p. )

I bought it for a Dell 5770, the specifications say support for PCI-e and NVMA, set it to AHCI in the BIOS, as recommended by the manufacturer Transcend, then installed the OS from scratch. The SSD works for 5 minutes after loading the OS and hangs dead.