Acclamator 1TB PCIe 4x4 NVMe Read 7300 MB/s M.2 Solid State Drive Compatible with PS5 SSD Equipped with 1GB DDR4 Cache 2280 3D NAND TLC N70

Cloned my existing drive and then popped this into my laptop with ease. Fit like a glove and have been running with no issues. Speed feels right in my Msi stealth 66.

I bought this at the time since it was the cheapest way to add an SSD to my PS5. It works well in that respect. I will spare you the nerd specs but objectively, it runs as fast as the internal SSD. I figure that would be your only concern if youre looking for memory on the cheap. I think the price went down even more since I bought it so I would say its a good deal if youre concerned with $$$. If mine craps out in the next year I guess I may come back and change this to say its a turd.

A pretty basic PCI-E gen 4 drive that hits the advertised speeds, even if it is from a brand Ive never heard of before. My one complaint is that the heatsink is really crude, it looks like a solid strip of aluminum that was roughly machined away. Id prefer if they saved some money and weight and didnt ship it with that at all, but since this is intended for the PS5 (though I installed it on the PC), I guess it makes sense that one is included.

When you look at the specs of 5000 MB/s read and 4500 MB/s write with SLC cache, it does make you start comparing similar speed SSDs. Real-world usage the SLC cache will get you that level of speeds for a short amount of time and you rarely know what to expect. As far as benchmarks I got a peak of 5125 MB/s read and 4610 MB/s write so this SSD performed above the marketed peak speeds. For real-world usage it averaged 4894 MB/s read and 4480 MB/s write which is very impressive.

Got it for my ps5. Its good, its cheap, and heck ps5 says its even running 500MBS faster then advertised at 5500MBS, so I got 0 complaints!

I did a h2testw and CrystalDiskMark on this. Nothing to report. Got about 4000/4000. PS5 accepted the drive as well and said it could support ps5 installed games.

I ordered this to replace the 250 GB SSD that came installed in my Dell Latitude laptop. 250 GB isn’t much when that is the only internal drive and there are no slots for more. While I use a number of USB thumb drives, I prefer to have enough room for all the programs and data I use on an internal drive. That way nothing gets lost or left behind. A 1 TB SSD is sufficient for that purpose.

I tested this on 5000-series Ryzen 7 with X570-P motherboard using CrystalMark.

works great for ps5 extra storage….speeds are advertised at 5000 ps5 read at 5048

Expanding the PS5 memory is a must for any hardcore gamer or anyone who wants to switch between large data heavy games that are popular today. Now and days games are large data files and could make you have to prioritize what you have downloaded on your system. This affordable expansion SSD meets the speed requirement of the PS5 although it is slightly lower than the advertised speed it’s close enough and faster than the minimum requirements. There wasn’t much instructions in the manual— in fact I learned more from the product page and YouTubing how to install a ps5 ssd expansion. I know heatsinks should be easy to put together but without the instructions provided I was scared to do it wrong. Luckily the product page image made it clear how it should be put together. With that said— many of the other ssd don’t come with heat sinks. So this is a major plus. Additionally it comes with a small Phillips screw driver that worked perfectly on the ps5 and installed very easily. This is a great product at a affordable price. And to match playstation requirements at this price point is pretty amazing.