Crucial P1 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe Internal SSD, up to 2000MB/s - CT1000P1SSD8

Läuft sehr gut!

I tried this SSD out in an older desktop workstation PC running Debian Linux. I bought the least expensive PCIe adapter card I could find (around twelve dollars) to install it. Even though it has an SSD as the primary drive, the workstation only has SATA 1 and USB 1.1 and 2.0, so Im used to relatively slow speeds. Once I installed the card and rebooted, the NVMe didnt show in the files list, but it hadnt been formatted. It showed right up in the Gnome disks utility. I benchmarked it immediately, and, wow. Those speeds may not look like much to those who have later gen equipment, but the speeds were impressive for this older system.

Cheap, fast, and large storage. Would recommend to anyone looking for a new drive.

Hat 70° im Betrieb erreicht, trotz Lüfter und Kühlkörper, riegelt dann ab, was das System unbrauchbar macht. Das Ding ist Müll, Finger weg.

Even though its Gen3, its still a very fast drive. Honestly I do more gaming than anything so higher speeds yield diminishing returns. Good quality overall.

Good for the price

I bought this to upgrade a 256GB NVMe SSD drive that came with my PC. I wanted to have more space to install games so they wouldnt have to live on my mechanical drive. I know there a faster NVMe drives out there, but Im not doing a lot of large file transfers; I just want fast storage for my games. Installing was a snap, though copying my system partition over was a little tricky since my PC only has one M.2 slot. I ended up having to use another partition software to create a backup and restore that image onto the new drive - unfortunately the software Crucial offer only works if the drive is already got installed. Overall Im very happy with the performance of this drive though.

Preisleistung super

Tres bien

Fácil de instalar con el programa que te descargas de la página de crucial, hace una copia de tu disco C despues cambias el arranque de los discos en la bios y listo!, Lo malo se calienta un poco cuando haces transferencias grandes de datos, me refiero a más de 20 Gb, Solución le puse un disipador y todo perfecto.