💾 Silicon Power 512GB NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 TLC SSD - High-Speed 3,400/2,300MB/s R/W, 800TBW Review

Overall, a good storage unit. Of course, we are not talking about any 3500/3000 reading of the record, but he gives out his 2500/1700. For the money, I'm happy with the purchase. One photo PCIeX 3, the other 4

Note I have upgraded from WD Black 1st Gen. all thoughts are based on comparison with this ssd. This drive is so cheap that there is no reason not to buy it instead of a SATA SSD (because the price is comparable: $40 => 256GB, $60 => 512GB, $110 => 1TB), at this price you get very fast reading. about three times the write speed with SATA. The random speed is very similar to a regular SSD, you won't feel a dramatic improvement in responsiveness, but it's noticeable during boot, I don't…

I've bought three of these drives (so far) and have had absolutely no problems with them. The price is great for the market and the drive is actually consistently faster than my EVO 960 apart from some very strong reads (but always wins on writes) and significantly faster than my SATA SSD (and obviously insanely faster than my mechanic). No frills included, simply packaged, no frills, no hassle, drive works great and super fast. My eldest is about a year old now and my youngest a few months…

I've had it for a few weeks now and love the super fast download. When turning on the PC from an off state, the boot time to the login screen is 11 seconds and to the desktop is about 18 seconds. Copying large files from folder to folder is lightning fast. The temperature of the SSD is 40 to 45 degrees under load and 30 to 35 degrees in standby mode. And that's even with the huge RX480 mounted on top. Having played Witcher 3 for a long time and my graphics card has temperatures between 60-70C…

The device (in working condition) turned out to be quite competent, fast and inexpensive SSD. Unfortunately, after five months, the drive no longer showed up in the BIOS, or when it did, it reported 0GB capacity. The data is gone from the boot drive, luckily nothing is lost that can't be backed up. At the time of writing, Silicon Power has had my drive for three weeks but is apparently unable to ship a replacement in the mail due to Covid-19 issues. Since I was able to send them the disc (via…

I installed two of these on my new system, one with OS and within two days I was getting a Blue Screen of Death (BSoD). I even unplugged and reinstalled both of them, BSoD still occurred. My computer is very new but I am using it for grad school and would like to notify the OEM that I received a defective drive. I will contact the company via support when available. Has anyone else encountered this problem? ------------------------------------------------ --…

This is my first Silicon Power product and I have to tell you, terrible first impression! I have a Samsung EVO 850 Sata III 250GB which performs better than this NVMe. The read speed is excellent, the maximum reached 3100 MB / s, but the write speed is just terrible, nothing close to the declared (up to 3000 MB / s). The write speeds I got ranged from 115 MB/s to 1124 MB/s. When I installed Windows on it, it took forever, my SATA SSD was 50x faster. After the Windows installation was complete I

So I bought this NVMe SSD in October with the initial plan to upgrade my Acer Nitro 5's standard Intel NVMe SSD. Well, back then work was pretty hectic and there wasn't time for a clean install. I prefer to reinstall whenever possible just to get the most out of such an upgrade. Now that I've returned home from the mission and things have cooled, I've finally decided to dig deeper. Saved backup copies of bookmarks, passwords and files. Ready to ignite. I had no idea this thing was going to be…

System: HP Elite 800 G1 SSF (yes, very old) What's in the box:* Dual M.2 PCIE adapter for SATA or PCIE NVMe SSDs with extended heatsink, M.2 -NVMe SSD (key m ) and SATA (key b) 22110 2280 2260 2242 2230 on PCI-e 3.0 x 4 Host Controller Expansion Card* Kingston A400 240G Internal SSD M.2 2280 SA400M8/240G (used as boot and main applications) * Silicon Power 512GB NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 (Used as a secondary drive for heavily loaded applications and caching) Warnings: * Will NOT work in older…