So this is my second high-end NVMe. I wanted to try a brand other than Samsung. A couple of complaints: Ceramic on one side only. Only half of the IC has this surface. I'm not getting the advertised 4GB/s speeds. There are a number of factors here. First, there is no "optimized" controller driver like Intel or Samsung have. I have an older z97, which is probably also due to the fact that not all PCI slots are 3.0. My maximum speed is 3200 MB/s. Team Group's own tests rate it as terrible, but other third-party tools say it's better than my Intel 660p. Otherwise, it's a solid real-world performance. Latency is much lower than SATA SSDs.
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