NVMe best value for $

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some items don't have
but the Intel SSD in the link need SGD16 shipping fee.
similar you take taxi on your way home .

sry dont know whether you realise you are using grey font and its quite tough on the eyes to read.
 

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Got my addlink s70 512gb nvme for $88.80 USD in amazon on jan. Imo, its quite a solid one.
 

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Got my addlink s70 512gb nvme for $88.80 USD in amazon on jan. Imo, its quite a solid one.

I didn't even know this ssd exist

did a search and some say running specs is like MyDigitalSSD BPX Pro.
 

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Wow this is really cheap.

Worth it if your priority is storage over raw perf.

For those who want great performance without over-the-top price, get the WD Black. We were surprised how well it kept up with Samsung.
 

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Wow this is really cheap.

Worth it if your priority is storage over raw perf.

For those who want great performance without over-the-top price, get the WD Black. We were surprised how well it kept up with Samsung.

WD Black beats the Samsung SSDs in power efficiency. It's a top tier SSD but for some reason not as popular as Samsung.
 

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can run CrystalDiskMark show how it performs? see how is it comparable to Samsung :D

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From Amazon:

Items: SGD 127.08
Shipping & handling: SGD 6.68
Total before tax: SGD 133.76
 

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i assume this is sata not nvme... should have bought the nvme since it's just $16 more...

it's not NVMe... i considered getting M.2... but checking my notebook specs i think it is only able to take M.2 after sacrificing wifi... even if sacrifice wifi it mentioned that M.2 slot can be used as "cache" so i am not sure if it could even support M.2 drive...

hence in the end i went for SATA3...


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it's not NVMe... i considered getting M.2... but checking my notebook specs i think it is only able to take M.2 after sacrificing wifi... even if sacrifice wifi it mentioned that M.2 slot can be used as "cache" so i am not sure if it could even support M.2 drive...

hence in the end i went for SATA3...


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Uh... M.2 is just the form factor. M.2 drives can come in SATA versions and NVMe versions (like the Samsung 970 Evo), which describes the bus they use to electrically communicate with the other PC components.

Both M.2 Sata based SSDs and M.2 NVMe SSDs uses the same M.2 port just that NVMe is the one letting you fully utilize the speed the port provides as long as the M.2 port on your PC supports NVMe.

In other words, high chance your M.2 port can support NVMe drives but you bought a SATA based SSD instead.
 

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Uh... M.2 is just the form factor. M.2 drives can come in SATA versions and NVMe versions (like the Samsung 970 Evo), which describes the bus they use to electrically communicate with the other PC components.

Both M.2 Sata based SSDs and M.2 NVMe SSDs uses the same M.2 port just that NVMe is the one letting you fully utilize the speed the port provides as long as the M.2 port on your PC supports NVMe.

In other words, high chance your M.2 port can support NVMe drives but you bought a SATA based SSD instead.

That's the question i asked before, can a NVMe be use on a M2 slot esp the M2 is from the Z97 era since that time, NVMe are still not common. :D

So as long as it's a M2 slot, it can slot in a NVMe?
 

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That's the question i asked before, can a NVMe be use on a M2 slot esp the M2 is from the Z97 era since that time, NVMe are still not common. :D

So as long as it's a M2 slot, it can slot in a NVMe?


Sata M.2 n PCIe3x4 M.2 are keyed differently.

The latter, only B key.
The former, B+M key.

Not sure if sata m.2 will fit into a m.2 slot meant for PCIe3x4
 
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