Silicon Power 1TB - NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 SSD (SP001TBP34A60M28)

This drive was compatible with my latitude E5570, and very easy to install. It would only boot from initial power on in my latitude 5500, when the machine rebooted the drive would not be found.

For right around $20, this a great performing 256GB M.2 SSD. I plugged this card in, and ran a PC benchmark, and it showed that the NVMe Gen 3x4 SSD was running at 206% efficiency. Id say thats pretty darned good. If you need some additional storage, and want to add an M.2 drive, you cant go wrong here.

I’ve been in IT over 20 years and I have to say the value for the money can’t be beat. This drive worked great and windows 10 was zippy. If you are on a budget don’t be afraid to try out this drive.

Una chimba ese m.2 abre todo rápido, lo único es que segun crystaldisk se calienta mucho 65C pero de resto muy bueno y estable

For reference, drive D: is the Silicon power, and drive C: is the original Lenovo ssd, with it’s specs to the right. I upgraded the storage on my 1yr old Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming laptop with this affordable drive, and was BLOWN AWAY by the speeds. The OEM drive has a 512mb DRAM cache and is rated for 3500 write/ 2800 read. (Comparable to a 970evo) The SP, despite not having a DRAM cache and being rated at less than 70% of the other drives speed, held right up to it in identical random read/write Benchmark tests and even surpassed it in a single queue read! When transferring files, the SP response time is a bit slower at around 20ms compared to <1ms, but for playing games and running CAD it is unnoticeable. I measured my Forza horizon 4 load times to be about half a second slower, but that was more likely human error than an actual difference. I am more than pleased by the performance of this drive, it’s definitely a slept on choice. If you want large capacity speed for cheap don’t waste money on a Samsung, try this first! Note: it does NOT come with a screw so make sure you have one.

nothing much to say, I have been buying SP drives for a while now and they are some of the best value out there for SSDs! keep up the good work and customer support!

Bought to upgrade an older Lenovo Laptop from an HDD and it worked perfectly. The Lenovo S145-15IWL has a PCIE 3x4 M.2 slot contrary to some on- line sources that say is a SATA M.2 shot. Crystal Disk Mark showed that the read and write sites are close to the stated specs. Cant speak to longevity yet have only had it installed for a couple days.

Five times faster than my other (2.5) S.P SSD. (See speed results) But, it only has 1.8 TB of storage capacity.

Good speed I just slap windows on it and use sata for other stuff. I would only recommend it to hold windows and drivers.

This 256GB as my co worker described it is epic and based on the amount of reading you doing from the drive the speed is perfect. Works perfect. Update 11/11/22 There is better drives out there with read/write speed up to 7000MB/s, but this item just at 2,200/1,600MB/s is amazing. I am copying a file at about 10Gb and the transfer takes about just 40seconds. Now this is a big upgrade from the traditional Seagate external drive I had. I cant tell you that it get very hot, but it sure decapitates the heat and everything runs smooth. 256GB with these read/write speed and this cost, cmon, what more can you ask for. I am using this as an external drive and it is working exponentially great accomplishing all task in a blink. No regrets and will sure buy again but looking for bigger size and better speed.