SK hynix Gold P31 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen3 M.2 2280 Internal SSD, Up to 3500MB/S, Compact M.2 SSD Form Factor SSD - Internal Solid State Drive with 128-Layer NAND Flash
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Michael R
> 3 dayI like it
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Jojo T.
Greater than one weekWished I was able to get more storage space for a couple more games to run off rather than hdd, and this works great! Sucks that a lot of games nowadays require more space, but this helps to make up for the lack of case space to store another ssd. So far 1 month in and no problems! Thank you
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Philip
> 3 dayThis is one of the best PCIE gen3 drives on the market. There are a few better ones from Intel, and 1 better option from Samsung (970 Pro)... but both those drives are more than 2x the cost.
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Mln21
> 3 dayNice and cool. Been running it in an external NVMe enclosure, ELUTENG M.2 NVME SATA NGFF Enclosure Dual Protocol USB3.1 GEN2 M2 SSD. Transferred lots of big files plus 1.4M small/tiny files (Art Explosion pic files). Its hardly even warm, 115F.
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harry greene
> 3 daymy first hard drive started to crash after 3 weeks of use, the 2nd one has crashed 5 times in 15 minutes. To get one bad one I understand, but to get 2, going to return and go back to an ssd drive.
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Seth Jewell
Greater than one weekI bought this to replace my standard HDD in my ASUS ROG laptop. My boot time, with all the games and other related programs, went from 5 minutes or more ro maybe 30 seconds. Frame rates on games like DOOM seem smoother and load times are slightly faster. Definitely worth the money. I still have the old HDD as a secindary drive but plan to replace it with an SK SSD someday. Highly recommended. Theres utility software on Hynixs website you can get to monitor useage and other stats.
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Bri0nac
> 3 dayBest M.2 SSD for the money and provides the best speed. Since it is from one of the top three memory manufacturers, I know its going to serve for years to come.
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Anise J
> 3 dayI only knew SK hynix as a company that sells memory for PCs or smartphones, but now I see they’re selling consumer SSDs on Amazon. It seems they may not have been long in the consumer market since they still offer SATA drives. Upon reading through the reviews on the SATA models and some Google search, I learned that SK hynix’s newest SSDs are built on the world’s first 128-layer NAND flash technology and wanted to know more. The product descriptions were also very concise and easy to read.
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Alan
Greater than one weekNothing to really say. It performs exactly as advertised!
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tcastillo2010
> 3 dayThe protector failed way quicker than any previous protector I have used. It flakes and peels very quickly. Will not be purchasing again.