Crucial P5 Plus 2TB PCIe Gen4 3D NAND NVMe M.2 Gaming SSD, up to 6600MB/s - CT2000P5PSSD8
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Benedict A. Varga
> 24 hourIts nice.
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Interdetto
> 24 hourPerfetto con velocità di 5,5Gb. Nessun problema al momento! Velocissimo ad un prezzo super.
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wPastor
> 24 hourGood buying.
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Pallard M
> 24 hourFacile d installation ,avec le dissipateur préconisé, pas de surprise, bien reconnue par la console
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Delorieux
> 24 hourun bon m.2 pour les jeux video
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Vikas Tomar
> 24 hourIncredibly fast, easy to install and serves the purpose well.
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Steven W.
> 24 hourgood
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David
> 24 hourLo tengo instalado en mi Ps5. Va genial, necesita disipador de calor, yo le puse el disipador PNY XLR8 que ya viene preparado para la ps5 de disco. De momento sin ningún problema, actualizaré en caso de que dé problemas.
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Austin Jensen
> 24 hourI like that the m.2 is fast for the price.
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SABFISH
> 24 hourSo far this SSD has performed exactly as expected. I replaced an existing SSD in my wifes laptop which was equipped with a 128 GB boot drive and a 1 TB Hard drive. The boot drive was almost full and had some damaged sectors; thus the decision to buy a new SSD. I installed it using the Anker case which was well made and easy to use. The Crucial/Acronis software was easy to install and quickly cloned the old drive. However, when I exchanged the new drive in the laptop for the old drive, it would not boot. Nothing I tried seemed to work. I called Crucial, and although someone answered quickly, he was not of much help. Told me to re-clone and if that didnt work, the drive was probably defective. When I used disk manager to look at the drive, it showed all the partitions that were on the old drive and said it was functionally normally. Although I put the drive back in the same slot, I ultimately determined that I needed to change the boot order in the UEFI (new version of BIOS). I had assumed (falsely) that since the drive was in the same slot and was an SSD like the old drive, that the boot order did not need to be changed. My UEFI showed the boot drive was Windows Boot Manger. I changed it to the next drive (which had an odd designation--not Crucial and not the size), the computer booted right up. Hopefully, this will help others installing a new drive.