Crucial P5 2TB 3D NAND NVMe Internal Gaming SSD, up to 3400MB/s - CT2000P5SSD8

I didnt have the screw and it didnt come with one when I purchased the ssd. They could include the screw and charge 30 cents for it. Overall does the job.

Super fast. Bit pricy but it’s NvME so whatever. I’d buy again for sure. Wish they came with M.2 screws tho.

I purchased this SSD to put in a portable M.2 case so I could have some additional portable storage. I dont get full speeds b/c of the case I purchased but they are still more than acceptable (1500 MB read/write). Once the prices come down for USB4/Thunderbolt cases I will upgrade and increase the rest of the speed of this drive. I havent had any issues with the drive at all. I chose this drive b/c I have had a great experience with Crucial drives in the past.

I added this to a motherboard with an Intel 360 chipset with 8th gen i7. I wasnt sure it would be compatible, as the specific motherboard wasnt listed on Crucials website. I was upgrading from a SATA SSD 250g boot drive. Using the Acronis clone software available with it, I was quite surprised when the computer came up without any problems. I didnt run any before and after benchmarks, so it might just be confirmation bias, but the machine feels like its running faster. After upgrading this, I also replaced a 1tb spinner with a 1tb SSD for my data drive. This computer has given me zero problems, both before and after the change. Full disclosure, this computer is mainly used as a DAW. I do not game.

This PCIe Gen3 x4 drive has 3GB/s performance out of the box. After you download Crucial Storage Executive and enable Momentum Cache you will get PCIe Gen4 speeds. See my Crystal DiskMark results with NVMe and Default settings.

My sons gaming pc came with a 128GB SSD C: drive and a 1TB D: spinning drive. Well, hes managed to nearly fill both of the drives with games and associated stuff. This Crucial P5 1TB 3D NAND NVMe Internal SSD was a perfect upgrade for his C: drive - what a value! Easy to migrate with your choice of software - we used Macrium Reflect. Then out with the old and in with the new - painless upgrade. Ive used Crucial SSDs and memory for years - they are great and their website is highly recommended.

I use this plainly just for more reliable storage and it does exactly what I expect it to do. There is nothing wrong with this product, remember to initiate the drive in Windows with Disk Manager to assign the SSD a drive letter and such.

My first NVME drive and I was blown away with the speed. Boot up is almost instant compared to my old SATA SSD. Wish this came with a heatsink.

Great product. Installed easily into my Dell Inspiron 7786. Breathed new life into my laptop after the HDD failed. Now the laptop is running faster than ever, and gaming with Bethesda Skyrim is flawless at highest resolution. Exceptionally pleased with performance.

Using this drive (my first M.2 drive) to manage the videos captured by Blue Iris Security software. The SATA drive I was using lagged a bit when the software was trying to write video from three different cameras at the same time. This M.2 drive writes 5 times faster and has no issues with pretty much anything I throw at it. Yes, there are faster M.2 drives but for the great price I paid for this drive, Im very happy. Comes with a 5 year warranty. I have four Crucial SATA drives and have used them for years and no problems. I trust Crucial and put them in the same reliability category as Samsung. The drive was very easy to install (physically) and I used Macrium Free imaging software to copy the OS from the existing drive to the new M.2 drive. Easy peasy.