Crucial P1 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe Internal SSD, up to 2000MB/s - CT1000P1SSD8

Aproveché el PrimeDay para comprarlo con un descuento importante (menos de 90€). Lo compré para sustituir un disco de 256 Gb y la verdad es que de momento va como un tiro. Como siempre, el envío de Amazon, perfecto y rápido.

Compré dos unidades de este disco. Como bien apuntan otros compradores, cuando hay que transferir gran cantidad de información, el rendimiento cae en picado a los pocos segundos de iniciar la copia. Además, en menos de 4 meses ha fallado uno de ellos, precisamente donde tenía el sistema operativo instalado, con el problema que supone en cuanto a tiempo de sustitución y reinstalación de todo. No lo recomiendo.

This is the exact SODIMM you need to upgrade the Motile 14 Ryzen 3 laptop from Wally World. This chip plugs directly into the SINGLE socket in the laptop. It is the correct speed. It works. Instant memory upgrade. The Motile can take UP TO 16GB. No more. It has one slot. Max of 16 GB.

Tres bien

I bought this for my MSI GS65, which I ordered with this drive.

I remember how impressed I was when I booted from my first SSD, the computer booted up in around 20 seconds which was very impressive and a massive step up from the minute or so it took to boot from a HDD. I never thought we would get a performance increase in storage so soon after the advent of cheap SSDs but here it is. The drive is installed in an onboard M.2 slot on my Gigabyte Aorus Z370 K3 motherboard and booting from this NVMe drive takes around 6 seconds. Mileage will probably vary using an M.2 expansion card or external M.2 caddy but if you have a dedicated M.2 slot on your motherboard then Im really not sure what youre waiting for. Take the plunge, you wont regret it.

Fast & stable. Connected via USB 3.1 Type c external. Plays new games fast.

Good product. Works as advertised.

No complaints. Does gaming just fine. May not be the fastest, but I cant tell

While the size is great, the speed is good, and its easy to install, if its dead in two months whats the point Im currently going through the warranty claiming process (it has a 5 year warranty which is nice). Will update later