Hello again
I was just informed that the SSD I chose is not available. the
Kingston SFYRS/1000G 1TB NVMe 1TB M.2 2280 Internal – PCI Express 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD

they are giving me an alternative the
Kingston SKC3000S/1024G 1TB KC3000 NVMe 1TB M.2 2280 Internal – PCI Express 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD

I tried to find comparison between the two on the net but no luck

please can anybody tell me what is the difference between the two
thank you

 

SFYRS = Read 73000MB/s ------ KC3000 = Read 7000MB/s
SFYRS = 3D-NAND TLC ----- KC3000 = 3DNAND TLC, Micron. 176 Layer
SFYRS = 800TB ----- KC3000 = 1PB

 

Thank you for the quick reply
I went with the KC3000 as it is generally a bit more expensive but they gave it to me at a lower price.

thank you so much and happy holidays

 

Good choice, thank you and you too, peaceful days off.

 

Oh.
I would have recommended Crucial SSDs as a cheaper alternative for you in your country.
Extremely reliable for years. Buy direct.

That's good, because they were out of stock of what you wanted.
So maybe you were blessed.

 

Thank you for your time and consideration.
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In your country, I would have suggested Crucial SSDs as a less expensive option.

 

Last edited: Feb 3, 2022

Use crucial 500 g or 1 Tb and you will never look back again.

 

I am using Samsung 870 QVO and It is a QLC NAND SSD with a SATA interface. The unit I received is the 1 TB variant. It has a 1 GB of DRAM cache and about 42 GB of SLC cache. Samsung (samsung qvo ssd) rates the read/write speeds of the drive at around 550 MB/s, but neglects to mention that you'll only get these speeds within that 42 GB cache.

 

Stay away from Crucial SSD's. I own 6 SSD's from different manufacturers and the only failure I've ever had is with a 500Gb Crucial SSD. I've also seen a number of other posts complaining about Crucial SSD failures.

 

I have been running Samsung SSD and Crucial SSD for years without any problems.

 

Last edited: Jul 28, 2022

Well, that is my personal experience, and you could call it a fluke but as I mentioned I've seen a number of posts complaining about failures of Crucial SSD's.

 

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Last edited: Jul 28, 2022

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Last edited: Jul 28, 2022

No problem with Crucial AND Samsung on my side.
Check if you see some discount online for them

I use 2 ADATA NVME for now.
No problem too.

 

Last edited: Jul 29, 2022