The only channel I watch for SSD recommendation thanks again got a t500 a couples years ago thanks to your recommendation nice too see it's still a respected drive.
Can i just say that you guys have grown leaps and bounds in the production value, professional presentation and extensive, in-depth testing. I still remember when this channel kind of popped out of nowhere. It was really well put together back then, but seems to me that you have surpassed every other tech channel by now. Congrats and keep it up. Also, pls never stop these GPU model comparison videos, they are a godsend. Groetjes!
Thank you for doing a segment on 2230 drives! Some notes: The Corsair MP600 is available in 2 variants; the Mini and the Core Mini. The Mini uses TLC NAND and the Core Mini uses QLC NAND. There's a fair bit of difference in speed and durability. TBW of 1200 TB for the Mini and 450 TB for the Core Mini. Also, you mention the Sabrent Rocket being "the same hardware as the Corsair", however the Corsair MP600 Mini shown in the video uses TLC NAND but the Sabrent uses QLC NAND, like the MP600 Core Mini. Lastly, I want to mention that for use in a Steam Deck or similar, speed is not the primary concern. Any of the 2 TB 2230 drives I've seen can do speeds well beyond what the rest of mobile hardware like the Steam Deck or the ROG Ally (X) can saturate. Power consumption and thermals are way more important for such small handheld devices IMMO. Other than that; Great roundup!
All my SSDs in my primary system have been Samsung. Started with sata ssd from samsung years ago, now my main drive is 990 pro and a 970 evo plus as secondary.
For my Windows 11 PC, I've found a mix of 1TB T500 plus 4TB NM790 to be a great mix. Having the DRAM cache for Windows OS, utilities, applications, game launchers, etc. is a big benefit. The lack of DRAM cache on the NM790 doesn't really impact gaming (for me) as installing/patching games on it isn't all that frequent or improved all that much by the cache, whereas reading from it to play those games isn't improved by the cache so capacity per $ was more important. For my PS5Pro, a 2TB SN850X (with heatsink) works great, was actually cheaper than the same drive WITHOUT heatsink!
What would you choose if building a 4x4TB RAID0 Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosure like the OWC 4M2? Due to the enclosure technology, speeds are limited to 2800MB/s so price/dollar and reliability are the more important metrics here, not speed. This enclosure will offload 4~8TB of data to it every day and be used to transcode video from it at the same time
i always appreciate your videos, i do remember the initial t500 review you did years back it had some problems with reads if i recall? it got slower after certain time, was that fixed with an update?
In my future build i’ll have a 990 Pro 1TB (90€ on sale rn) as main drive and SN850X 4TB (246€) for games. Should be solid choices right? Or should I go for the 2TB 990 Pro (On sale for 150€)
Been rocking a 1TB KC3000 for 18 months and I'm happy with it. Performance has been impressive with no letdowns *touch wood*. It's also cheap locally at AUD99. With the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, now is a great time to bag a bargain. I'm tossing up between a KC3000 2TB and NV3 2TB as secondary storage for some games, photos and home video library. Performance (and DRAM) or price? Decisions, decisions...
I bought my two WD 850 (in the last Amazon sale in August) based mostly on your recommendation and absolutely love the performance. DCS load up times went from 1min 32sec with my HDD to 30sec with the WD850 and no more in-game micro-stutters, smooove as butter. Thank you Nada
The honesty in which the information has been gathered, sifted through and conveyed is a great treat to the viewer and so helpful. Nada seems to choose her words concisely and in short..... Cuts to the chase for all of us.... Thank You !!😃
Thanks for the video. I'm pretty shocked with the gaming (3dmark storage benchmark) results of 990 pro. Any idea why does it perform so bad relatively speaking?
How is the predator gm7000? Looking at getting a 4tb for my m4 Mac mini enclosure. I will be using it for video and photo editing along with storage drive for apps and docs. Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this excellent video. I really appreciate the device recommendations and I'll use them -- perhaps even for Christmas shopping. (I'm starting to wonder if there is a way to install one of these drives on a single board computer.) You present very well and offer the sort of short list of useful SSD devices that reduces my workload. I can just pick from one of your recommendations and be happy. I would like to wish you, your family, and your employees (if you have any employees) a wonderful holiday season.
Thanks for this video. It's so useful. I will have to buy an SSD NVMe drive for a new build but it would be like a workstation PC. I guess I'll go with the Samsung 990 Pro
FTI the Solidigm P44 Pro is the same drive as the SK Hynix P41, just with slightly different firmware. So that's another option for "all-around" drive and may have better availability depending on where you are.
Everything feels like terrible value now. SSDs became insanely cheap in 2023. Samsung 990 pro 2tb with heatsink wad available for CAD 150. Other similarly speced drives were also found around CAD 150 on sale. I don't see anything like that anymore :/
I'd like to know what sort of costs are involved with having Dram on SSDs. I doubt they add a great deal to the bill of materials but I might be wrong therefore I'd like to know.
From the thumbnail, I knew the "SK Hynix" would be amongst the pile! In 2002, I got my first PC with the Pentium 4 processor running Windows 98. The 128 MB memory was from SK Hynix! I still have that PC, not in working condition but as a souvenir!
Confusions erased.This is the best comparison video of SSD's. Last year I bought WD Black SN 850x on your recommendations ...Price and performance...Totally worth it. Thanks Techtesters
Perfect timing! Edit - Looks like the T500 is at a decent price on Amazon UK at the moment £99 for 2TB... I'm a little sad that even with my staff discount at another store Amazon is still cheaper on just about everything (unless I wanted to shell out £20 more for the 990 pro. Anywho, thanks for the roundup, made choosing one a lot easier.
just ordered a 990 pro 2tb from samsung directly for 159 yesterday (though now it is up to 169). They usually ship quickly and I like how the 980 pro has performed in my desktop. Also got 4 dollars off from accruing points from buying a phone this year. Corsair ram is also shipped quickly and has good prices from its home site. I prefer to order direct unless there is some sort of fire sale elsewhere, but typically they seem to have the best prices.
Can u make a chart for thermal performance! ? Personally I don't get comfortable with very high temperatures but unfortunately and fortnuately T500 is the only high end ssd That I found to be running cool
I might pick up some 2 TB "2,5"" SSD for my Xbox One this black friday or cyber monday, if there are any actually good deals. Just have to look up the price history of the products... since they are usually jacked up before these sales just to make the sale look better, when it's actually not.
Corsair all the way for tiny 2230 drives. The Mini uses TLC while the Core Mini uses QLC. I'll buck the trend by saying QLC is perfectly fine if you get a larger size and the Core Mini is a lot cheaper than the Mini.
Im using a Acer Predator GM700 2tb in my Gaming PC , 7400 read , 6400 write . Only $116 bucks for a 2tb rn. Has Dram and graphene heat pad. How come thats not considered 🧐
I don't want to fuss since your content is well meant, but this is a strange comparison. 1TB, 2TB, & 4TB drives, even of the same product line from the same OEM perform differently. For example, the Samsung 990 Pro 1TB has 1GB of DDR4 cache. the 2TB & 4TB version has 2TB of cache. Doubling the cache adds a small amount of speed to that RAM, and means it will be faster for longer "bursts" of intensive IOPs. Windows write to that cache before writing to the drive itself - leaving the drive's controller to move the data from the cache to the NAND at a later time. For gaming, this is even more noticeable because of the Direct Storage API and how it affects the GPU. Your charts compares several 4TB models against 1TB models, and that will provide some misleading results. For example, the SK Hynix P41 Platinum 2TB, and the WD SN850x 2TB both outperform the Samsung 990 Pro in every benchmark, (and while drawing less power), but your chart has the 990 pro ahead in some cases because you are comparing the 2TB Samsung to the 1TB WD. Not a huge deal, just something you may want to address in the future. Keep up the good work.
I'm satisfied with the Samsung 990 Pro. I have a 2 TB with heatsink for my PS5 that i bought last year on Black Friday and this week, also Black Friday, 1 and 2 TB without heatsink for my next pc build.
Great video, but I disagree about the Kingston NV3. That model may be cheap and it may have decent performance. But Kingston's lack of openness about it's specs is worrisome. It's not even clear if the example you buy has TLC or QLC chips, and what controller it will have is also just a guess. In other words, it's made with what Kingston has laying around at the moment. I would never buy such a shady product as a drive for IN your PC. Perhaps as a external drive for not important data, but not more than that.
remember try to get highest capacity you can afford or you will end up like me all 4 m.2 slots take up with 1tb x 3 and 4tb x1 and as far as gaming you can literally use sata ssd and see no difference.
So, I play games like COD BO6 - MP and Zombies, Throne and Liberty, GTA Online, RDR 2, Fallout 4, Cyberpunk 2077, Lost Ark, Project Zomboid, Hogwarts Legacy...etc. My current setup is: CPU: Ryzen 7 5700X GPU: RTX 3070 Ti RAM: 32 GB (8GB x4) DDR4 STORAGE: - Corsair MP600 PRO M.2 2TB SSD (A: Drive) - Corsair Force MP600 M.2 500GB SSD (C: Drive - Boot/Windows 11) - Seagate FireCuda 1TB SSHD (D: Drive) - Seagate FireCuda 2TB SSHD (E: Drive) - Seagate IronWolf 8TB NAS HDD (F: Drive) MotherBoard: MEG X570 ACE Power Supply: GOLD 1200 Watts EVGA? OS: Windows 11 Education Monitors: - Main: Dell 32" Curved 1440p 164.06Hz(DP) - Second: Dell 24" Ultrasharp 1080p~ 59.95Hz(DP) - Third(Vertical): Dell 24" Ultrasharp 1080p~ 59.95Hz(HDMI) I'm planning on upgrading to am5 and buying Ryzen 7 7800x3d CPU, 32 or 64 GB of RAM DDR5, and for the motherboard, MEG X670E ACE. I'll be playing at 1440p 165 HZ. My question is, what ssd would you recommend me to get? I was thinking between 'SK hynix Platinum P41 2TB', 'Crucial T500 2TB', and 'CORSAIR MP600 XT 2TB'. The price for them are basically the same or close enough, with T500 being cheaper than both. I saw on your chart in some video or this video, that you tested MP600 LPX, but LPX, according to chatGPT is "Perfect for PS5 or small form-factor PCs", while the XT is "Ideal for high-end gaming rigs and workstations needing sustained performance.". I'm leaning more towards T500.
Corsair can suck a lemon. I will never buy anything under this brand ever again. DRAMless QLC is a stupid idea and I learned my lesson. After testing many 1TB and 2TB NVMs, my favourite is SN850/X. Performant and cheap.
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The only channel I watch for SSD recommendation thanks again got a t500 a couples years ago thanks to your recommendation nice too see it's still a respected drive.
"Got T500 a COUPLE YEARS AGO" - 😅 made my day. Crucial T500 went on sale in november 2023, reviewed here on Oct. 31st 2023.
@@Wlad1 Lol, was gonna say. I know time is flying but geez
LOL SAME
Can i just say that you guys have grown leaps and bounds in the production value, professional presentation and extensive, in-depth testing. I still remember when this channel kind of popped out of nowhere. It was really well put together back then, but seems to me that you have surpassed every other tech channel by now. Congrats and keep it up. Also, pls never stop these GPU model comparison videos, they are a godsend. Groetjes!
Thank you for doing a segment on 2230 drives!
Some notes:
The Corsair MP600 is available in 2 variants; the Mini and the Core Mini.
The Mini uses TLC NAND and the Core Mini uses QLC NAND. There's a fair bit of difference in speed and durability. TBW of 1200 TB for the Mini and 450 TB for the Core Mini.
Also, you mention the Sabrent Rocket being "the same hardware as the Corsair", however the Corsair MP600 Mini shown in the video uses TLC NAND but the Sabrent uses QLC NAND, like the MP600 Core Mini.
Lastly, I want to mention that for use in a Steam Deck or similar, speed is not the primary concern. Any of the 2 TB 2230 drives I've seen can do speeds well beyond what the rest of mobile hardware like the Steam Deck or the ROG Ally (X) can saturate. Power consumption and thermals are way more important for such small handheld devices IMMO.
Other than that; Great roundup!
All my SSDs in my primary system have been Samsung. Started with sata ssd from samsung years ago, now my main drive is 990 pro and a 970 evo plus as secondary.
I installed a 4TB 990 Pro in my laptop. Blazing fast drive.
For my Windows 11 PC, I've found a mix of 1TB T500 plus 4TB NM790 to be a great mix. Having the DRAM cache for Windows OS, utilities, applications, game launchers, etc. is a big benefit. The lack of DRAM cache on the NM790 doesn't really impact gaming (for me) as installing/patching games on it isn't all that frequent or improved all that much by the cache, whereas reading from it to play those games isn't improved by the cache so capacity per $ was more important.
For my PS5Pro, a 2TB SN850X (with heatsink) works great, was actually cheaper than the same drive WITHOUT heatsink!
What would you choose if building a 4x4TB RAID0 Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosure like the OWC 4M2?
Due to the enclosure technology, speeds are limited to 2800MB/s so price/dollar and reliability are the more important metrics here, not speed.
This enclosure will offload 4~8TB of data to it every day and be used to transcode video from it at the same time
I currently have an SN 770. Do you think upgrading to 990 Pro or 850X will be better as an OS and gaming drive?
Now I'm happy there were no good SSD deals on BF in Romania because I get to watch this video before making a purchase
i always appreciate your videos, i do remember the initial t500 review you did years back it had some problems with reads if i recall? it got slower after certain time, was that fixed with an update?
In my future build i’ll have a 990 Pro 1TB (90€ on sale rn) as main drive and SN850X 4TB (246€) for games. Should be solid choices right? Or should I go for the 2TB 990 Pro (On sale for 150€)
The crucial t500 is a great pick. I have a 1&2tb. For value team group mp33 is a good pick also. Both of these for gaming.
i got myself an Crucial T500 2TB after watching your review im so happy with it
Been rocking a 1TB KC3000 for 18 months and I'm happy with it. Performance has been impressive with no letdowns *touch wood*. It's also cheap locally at AUD99.
With the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, now is a great time to bag a bargain. I'm tossing up between a KC3000 2TB and NV3 2TB as secondary storage for some games, photos and home video library. Performance (and DRAM) or price? Decisions, decisions...
I bought my two WD 850 (in the last Amazon sale in August) based mostly on your recommendation and absolutely love the performance. DCS load up times went from 1min 32sec with my HDD to 30sec with the WD850 and no more in-game micro-stutters, smooove as butter. Thank you Nada
The honesty in which the information has been gathered, sifted through and conveyed is a great treat to the viewer and so helpful. Nada seems to choose her words concisely and in short..... Cuts to the chase for all of us.... Thank You !!😃
Thanks for the video. I'm pretty shocked with the gaming (3dmark storage benchmark) results of 990 pro. Any idea why does it perform so bad relatively speaking?
so 990 pro for editing/work station and T500 for gaming? will either of these do well as a boot drive at 1tb?
big fan of the sk hynix p41, sk hynix and teamgroup are the only brands i've bought from that haven't had a drive fail on me
Thanks for the update. Just got a 130usd local sell for the lpx mp600 since most don't have good ratings. Happy with mine now
How is the predator gm7000? Looking at getting a 4tb for my m4 Mac mini enclosure. I will be using it for video and photo editing along with storage drive for apps and docs.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this excellent video. I really appreciate the device recommendations and I'll use them -- perhaps even for Christmas shopping. (I'm starting to wonder if there is a way to install one of these drives on a single board computer.) You present very well and offer the sort of short list of useful SSD devices that reduces my workload. I can just pick from one of your recommendations and be happy. I would like to wish you, your family, and your employees (if you have any employees) a wonderful holiday season.
Thanks for this video. It's so useful. I will have to buy an SSD NVMe drive for a new build but it would be like a workstation PC. I guess I'll go with the Samsung 990 Pro
FTI the Solidigm P44 Pro is the same drive as the SK Hynix P41, just with slightly different firmware. So that's another option for "all-around" drive and may have better availability depending on where you are.
Will do my best to grab one :)
I really miss your round-up. The best on the youtube landscape!!!
I also recommend adding a category for best NVMe SSDs for laptops (great power management, particularly very low power on idle).
Many mini computers use the 2242 format. Any recommendations for that format?
Just a query. You have Silicon Power drives in the background but there isn't any on your full sized drive speed lists. Why is that?
Everything feels like terrible value now. SSDs became insanely cheap in 2023. Samsung 990 pro 2tb with heatsink wad available for CAD 150. Other similarly speced drives were also found around CAD 150 on sale. I don't see anything like that anymore :/
I'd like to know what sort of costs are involved with having Dram on SSDs. I doubt they add a great deal to the bill of materials but I might be wrong therefore I'd like to know.
From the thumbnail, I knew the "SK Hynix" would be amongst the pile! In 2002, I got my first PC with the Pentium 4 processor running Windows 98. The 128 MB memory was from SK Hynix! I still have that PC, not in working condition but as a souvenir!
Awesome data collection and summary. Well done
Confusions erased.This is the best comparison video of SSD's. Last year I bought WD Black SN 850x on your recommendations ...Price and performance...Totally worth it. Thanks Techtesters
Perfect timing!
Edit - Looks like the T500 is at a decent price on Amazon UK at the moment £99 for 2TB... I'm a little sad that even with my staff discount at another store Amazon is still cheaper on just about everything (unless I wanted to shell out £20 more for the 990 pro.
Anywho, thanks for the roundup, made choosing one a lot easier.
Bedankt Tech Mama voor de geweldige M.2 NVMe SSD's voor PC en PlayStation 5 🥳🤓👍
Can we also have a video for the best 2.5 inch SATA SSD ?
You might want to try a retro hardware channel for that one 😀
Not much development has been done on that front, so the old recs are still valid.
@@warschonda8136 xD
just ordered a 990 pro 2tb from samsung directly for 159 yesterday (though now it is up to 169). They usually ship quickly and I like how the 980 pro has performed in my desktop. Also got 4 dollars off from accruing points from buying a phone this year. Corsair ram is also shipped quickly and has good prices from its home site. I prefer to order direct unless there is some sort of fire sale elsewhere, but typically they seem to have the best prices.
Can u make a chart for thermal performance! ?
Personally I don't get comfortable with very high temperatures but unfortunately and fortnuately T500 is the only high end ssd That I found to be running cool
I might pick up some 2 TB "2,5"" SSD for my Xbox One this black friday or cyber monday, if there are any actually good deals.
Just have to look up the price history of the products... since they are usually jacked up before these sales just to make the sale look better, when it's actually not.
Thanks, Nada! Your performance rankings are second to none!
You make a best videos, you need a great appreciation for making so expensive video, previously i saw RTX video as well it was also informative.
Muito obrigado pelas recomendações 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your info it's really helpful.
Kingston KC3000 is a very reliable performer and quite often very well priced.
Why do the higher storage M.2 perform better? Like the 2 tb 990 pro doubles the 1tb version
comes down to the percentage of the 'disk' it uses for caching or they have larger cache silicon usually using single level cell!
Where is the Crucial T705 2tb on the list? Cream of the crop atm until the Samsung PM9E1 arrives to maybe challenge it.
I'm rocking a KC3000. It's a well balanced and well priced.
Corsair all the way for tiny 2230 drives. The Mini uses TLC while the Core Mini uses QLC. I'll buck the trend by saying QLC is perfectly fine if you get a larger size and the Core Mini is a lot cheaper than the Mini.
Bravo pour se travail complet et riche . Merci
Should you do same test with enclosure m2 usb 3 usb 4 ans Thunderbolt
Im using a Acer Predator GM700 2tb in my Gaming PC , 7400 read , 6400 write . Only $116 bucks for a 2tb rn. Has Dram and graphene heat pad. How come thats not considered 🧐
This is my favourite channel for nvme information thanks
Amazing video as always. Thank you!!
Hp fx900 pro
Acer predator gm7000
These are great ssds
4tb for $200 right now
Currently in the process of building a PC that'll use a Corsair MP700 Pro 1 TB as the boot drive, and a Samsung 990 Pro 4 TB as a mass storage drive.
I just ordered the WD Blue SN5000 4tb for my data dump SSD. Great price at 199 on Amazon
any opinion about adata legend 960?
8TB is best still waiting for lower cost. Great review ❤.
Nutze aktuell Kingston Fury Renegade und bin absolut zufrieden 👍🏻
Still a great SSD and a good option, just surpassed by some newer drives tbh
Best gen5 is the Crucial t705 1TB for $115 on Newegg right now 11/22.
I don't want to fuss since your content is well meant, but this is a strange comparison. 1TB, 2TB, & 4TB drives, even of the same product line from the same OEM perform differently. For example, the Samsung 990 Pro 1TB has 1GB of DDR4 cache. the 2TB & 4TB version has 2TB of cache. Doubling the cache adds a small amount of speed to that RAM, and means it will be faster for longer "bursts" of intensive IOPs. Windows write to that cache before writing to the drive itself - leaving the drive's controller to move the data from the cache to the NAND at a later time. For gaming, this is even more noticeable because of the Direct Storage API and how it affects the GPU.
Your charts compares several 4TB models against 1TB models, and that will provide some misleading results. For example, the SK Hynix P41 Platinum 2TB, and the WD SN850x 2TB both outperform the Samsung 990 Pro in every benchmark, (and while drawing less power), but your chart has the 990 pro ahead in some cases because you are comparing the 2TB Samsung to the 1TB WD.
Not a huge deal, just something you may want to address in the future. Keep up the good work.
thank you for doing this
I'm waiting for Samsung PM9E1 Gen 5 M.2 drive and starts mass production
I was able to pick up a 2tb Crucial p5 plus last year for $87 due to price error. 😊
I want a 8TB SSD, Gen 5, m.2 2230, MLC memory, with cache, and that doesn't heat up.
🙂 Pretty please
The link for the "Honorable Mention - Corsair MP700 PRO SE" is not working :(
(in the uk anyway)
Manufacturers, please market an 8TB M.2 PCIe 5.0 drive so I can build a PC within a year.
I'm satisfied with the Samsung 990 Pro. I have a 2 TB with heatsink for my PS5 that i bought last year on Black Friday and this week, also Black Friday, 1 and 2 TB without heatsink for my next pc build.
Great video, but I disagree about the Kingston NV3. That model may be cheap and it may have decent performance. But Kingston's lack of openness about it's specs is worrisome. It's not even clear if the example you buy has TLC or QLC chips, and what controller it will have is also just a guess. In other words, it's made with what Kingston has laying around at the moment. I would never buy such a shady product as a drive for IN your PC. Perhaps as a external drive for not important data, but not more than that.
Thank you for making this awesome video.
❤️This Channel-great job👏
remember try to get highest capacity you can afford or you will end up like me all 4 m.2 slots take up with 1tb x 3 and 4tb x1 and as far as gaming you can literally use sata ssd and see no difference.
Nearly all these drives are like 500$+ in Australia. :(
Best SSD reviews in the business
So basically Samsung remains on the TOP. I wonder if EVO version has some negative impact on memory speed, since this drive uses RAM as cache.
where is the Seagate Fire Cuda 530 ?
I know it doesn't matter but the design of it definitely affects my decision lol.
Kingston nv3 4tb somehow cost 30% more than nv2 here in czech republic.
So, I play games like COD BO6 - MP and Zombies, Throne and Liberty, GTA Online, RDR 2, Fallout 4, Cyberpunk 2077, Lost Ark, Project Zomboid, Hogwarts Legacy...etc.
My current setup is:
CPU: Ryzen 7 5700X
GPU: RTX 3070 Ti
RAM: 32 GB (8GB x4) DDR4
STORAGE:
- Corsair MP600 PRO M.2 2TB SSD (A: Drive)
- Corsair Force MP600 M.2 500GB SSD (C: Drive - Boot/Windows 11)
- Seagate FireCuda 1TB SSHD (D: Drive)
- Seagate FireCuda 2TB SSHD (E: Drive)
- Seagate IronWolf 8TB NAS HDD (F: Drive)
MotherBoard: MEG X570 ACE
Power Supply: GOLD 1200 Watts EVGA?
OS: Windows 11 Education
Monitors:
- Main: Dell 32" Curved 1440p 164.06Hz(DP)
- Second: Dell 24" Ultrasharp 1080p~ 59.95Hz(DP)
- Third(Vertical): Dell 24" Ultrasharp 1080p~ 59.95Hz(HDMI)
I'm planning on upgrading to am5 and buying Ryzen 7 7800x3d CPU, 32 or 64 GB of RAM DDR5, and for the motherboard, MEG X670E ACE. I'll be playing at 1440p 165 HZ.
My question is, what ssd would you recommend me to get? I was thinking between 'SK hynix Platinum P41 2TB', 'Crucial T500 2TB', and 'CORSAIR MP600 XT 2TB'. The price for them are basically the same or close enough, with T500 being cheaper than both. I saw on your chart in some video or this video, that you tested MP600 LPX, but LPX, according to chatGPT is "Perfect for PS5 or small form-factor PCs", while the XT is "Ideal for high-end gaming rigs and workstations needing sustained performance.". I'm leaning more towards T500.
I've heard of (dubious) reliability over time for many Samsung nvmes....
How about a video of 9800x3d build?
Soon! First X3D review, then a really nice build.
@TechTesters sounds great. Love your content btw and I'm looking forward to your 9800x3d review.
What about for best endurance
At least important as performance
The higher the storage capacity the better the write endurance. So get an 8TB drive if you want the best endurance rating the market currently offers.
@@Patrick73787
For sure
For the same capacity you can get drives with vastly different endurance
Crucial T705 missing from that list
where is the crucial T705 ?
T705 had a great sale
i think you shouldn't recommend any qlc drives
what about NETAC?
Corsair can suck a lemon. I will never buy anything under this brand ever again.
DRAMless QLC is a stupid idea and I learned my lesson.
After testing many 1TB and 2TB NVMs, my favourite is SN850/X. Performant and cheap.
Thank you.
Still rocking SATA SSDs.. 🙂
Xoc Sp900 in best in value segment
no XPG S70 Blade ?
They have high failure rate from what I heard.
theyre kinda ass afaik
why t500 and not t700
NOICE!!! presentation...
Please do not buy that qlc nv3 piece of garbo. Just get kioxia exceria g2
No Crucial T705
Ah yes, another SSD ASMR :)
Lol completely ignores the King the Crucial T705 !
Nada posts. I watch!
Yup 😊😊
Make a video about Lego flowers as well 😊
I would love to. Let me think about it 😂
How many ssd's? Yes