TEAMGROUP MP33 PRO 1TB SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC NVMe 1.3 PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Internal Solid State Drive SSD (Read Speed up to 2100MB/s) TBW>600TB Compatible with Laptop & PC Desktop TM8FPD001T0C101

Excelent

Write speeds = starts at 1.8 GB/s until around 80 GB into a large transfer it will drop to about 110 MB/s...Typical for these drives and significantly better than most. Read speeds ramp up quick from about 500-600 MB/s the by 20 GB into a transfer they reached a sustained 1.9 GB/s when transferring a single 120 GB file...thats very good.

I paired this with the Sabrent m.2 enclosure and got some low speeds on my M1 mac. It gets pretty hot with the enclosure but it works well. The speeds are also consistent. Maybe it would work better on a PC. All in all, am satisfied with the performance.

The PCIE3X4 in the description is a little misleading. The PS5 is telling me it needs a gen4 and it will not work. It looks like a quality little unit it just wont work for PS5. Just a heads up before you order it for your PS5!!!

I trust the company so you know what I mean.

The Team MP33 has better endurance TBW ratings than most of the DRAM-less competition along with a 5 year warranty. In most applications the read speed of this SSD will perform similarly to even a flagship gen 4 NVMe SSDs that are often 3+ times more expensive. This SSD uses quality name brand 3D TLC flash and a well regarded controller. That puts it WAY above all the no-name Chinese junk and SSDs using low endurance slow QLC flash. If you want a super fast NVMe SSD with DRAM go for a high end expensive Samsung. If youre more interested in read speeds and saving money go for a Teamgroup MP33 SSD. I have 5 of these drives, in various sizes, installed in various systems and Ive yet to have a single problem with any of them. Thats in stark contrast to no-name Chinese SSDs which Ive had multiple problems with. This is the best of both worlds.

I used the SSD drives on my NAS as cache. The speed is acceptable.

1TB NVME for ~$40 is insane for the price.

Good work fine

Not much to say here other than its fast storage for under $40. More than triple the speeds of SATA for the same price... Its a no brainer