Review on Kingston 1TB A2000 M.2 2280 NVMe Internal SSD PCIe with Full Security Suite - Boost Speeds Up to 2000MB/S [SA2000M8/1000G] by Adisorn Chantaprom ᠌

Very good storage. Worth your money. I plan to buy another one of the same in a stationary and another such drive in a laptop. The only nuance was found during the migration of the system. I caught a strange jamb with device forwarding in Windows. Background: about five years ago I used a regular hdd, then by means of kingston hdd to ssd I migrated the system "as is" to a regular 2.5 ssd. Years passed, everything worked perfectly. I recently decided to upgrade from sata ssd to this kingston m2 ssd. I bought a disk, installed acronis from the box with the disk, migrated the system and decided to run a couple of tests. During the launch of benchmarks, bsods began, and programs like crystaldiskinfo did not detect a new disk. + The read / write speed was 2 times different from the reference. At first I thought that I screwed up with disk cloning / firewood / BIOS settings. I tried again. To no avail. After several hours of torment, it was decided to pour a clean system on this m2. I flooded the system and realized the full power of this drive. The installation of Windows itself took ! 8 ! minutes with the installation of all firewood. After installing a clean system, the disk gave maximum performance, all the software saw it and the glitches detected during the migration stopped appearing. Moral: do not dance with a tambourine and invent crutches. I bought a new ssd - put a clean Windows and live happily ever after. Ps: my config just in case. I'm probably not the last one to come across this jamb. R5 2600, aorus pro b450, 32gb samsung 2666, 1070.