Intel 660p NVMe SSD 2TB US$189.99 (~AU$282), 1TB US$99 (~AU$147), 512GB US$59.99 (~AU$89.02) + Tax & Shipping @ Amazon US

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Saw a very cheap deal from amazon intel 660p NVME drives.

These aren't the fastest but a very good deal for the price.

$89 AUD for 512GB
$147 AUD for 1TB
$282 AUD for 2TB

Shipping is around $8.52

MSY is selling the drives for 135/239/549 512/1TB/2TB

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Prices including tax & shipping

512GB
Items: USD 59.99
Shipping & handling: USD 5.47
Total before tax: USD 65.46
Estimated tax to be collected: USD 6.55
Order total: USD 72.01 (~AU$102.89)

Cheaper on Amazon AU for Prime members
512GB $95.51 on Amazon AU (Free delivery for Prime)
save ~$7.38 + currency & CC conversion fees + cashback

1TB
Items: USD 99.99
Shipping & handling: USD 5.77
Total before tax: USD 105.76
Estimated tax to be collected: USD 10.58
Order total: USD 116.34 (~AU$166.23)

Cheaper on Amazon AU for Prime members
1TB $159.20 on Amazon AU (Free delivery for Prime)
save ~$7.03 + currency & CC conversion fees + cashback

2TB
Items: USD 189.99
Shipping & handling: USD 5.74
Total before tax: USD 195.73
Estimated tax to be collected: USD 19.57
Order total: USD 215.30 (~AU$307.52)

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  chyawala on 09/06/2019 - 06:43

  +2

  Nice post. I suggest that his AU$ is suffice, and to edit to make it easier to read.

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    Mitch889 on 09/06/2019 - 08:20

    +3

    Either that or use the easier to read format US$99/AU$150

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  go2home on 09/06/2019 - 07:28

  +6

  10% GST will be applied in the end when checking out.

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  thisisscotts on 09/06/2019 - 08:11

  Nice, better than the price I paid for the 2TB 660p from B&H Photo 2-3 months ago (~AUD$370 after shipping, conversion etc).

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  burkey on 09/06/2019 - 08:35

  +11

  I'd suggest watching this before you buy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OffzVc7ZB-o
  TLDR; it uses a storage method that is slower, and has a lower life expectancy than other SSDs.

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    SuperMid on 09/06/2019 - 08:50

    +1

    thanks for the heads up! i would rather a reliable mechanical 2tb than a potentially short life spanned ssd

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      fastnet on 09/06/2019 - 09:29

      +6

      It comes with a 5 year Intel international warranty so nothing to worry about!
      This SSD looks subpar on paper, but in practice, it performs just as good as any other NVMe SSD.

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      FabMan on 09/06/2019 - 11:04

      +5

      5 year warranty with a 400TB write tolerance on the 2TB model.

      If you write 250GB a day, everyday, it should last you 4 1/2 years, write 125GB a day, everday, and you should get 9 years.

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        SuperMid on 09/06/2019 - 11:33

        +1

        good stats, thanks for sharing!

        my os and games drives are ssd so they load quickly.

        the 4tb for holding photos, documents and movies is still mechanical. i dont seee much of a diff loading a photo from an ssd vs mechanical.

        but also back then 2tb\4tb ssd's were crazy expensive. now that their coming down to this price point i may reconsider.

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      sacah on 09/06/2019 - 19:59

      +1

      While I originally wrote it for the Samsung QVO drives, this uses the same technology, so most of the info is the same, might help https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/452765

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    sghetti on 14/06/2019 - 14:09

    +1

    To hit the thresholds for these drives, you would have to be doing much more than a regular desktop user would use it for. In which case you'd have a completely different use case.

    For a regular user for storage, game/program installs these drives are fine.

    I have a Samsung 970 Evo Plus 512gb an Intel 660p 1tb. The 970 Evo Plus R/W is close to 2,000MB per second whereas the 660p is between 1,300-1,500mb per second. The 660p is still way and above a SATA SSD in terms of speed. I haven't had any issues with either.

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  r0xz on 09/06/2019 - 09:01

  +7

  512GB $95.51 on Amazon AU (Free delivery for Prime)
  https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07GBKQ9ST

  1TB $159.20 on Amazon AU (Free delivery for Prime)
  https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07GCL6BR4

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  Cave Fire on 09/06/2019 - 09:05

  +1

  Some ssds are faster. Other m2 drives close in price benchmark better.

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    Zenskas on 09/06/2019 - 17:24

    Bit of a weak comment without links to examples! I'm looking at the 1TB drive - the only drives I see coming close to AU$160 shipped are the absolute cheapest SSDs, all SATA based, which I don't imagine benchmark all that much better. I know this 660P isn't the fastest drive but it is damn good value at this price, and would make a great secondary SSD to my primary 970 EVO+

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      Cave Fire on 09/06/2019 - 17:58

      Ah, I had the wrong drive in mind, 600p. They are using the same pics for the refreshed 660p. This one is not so bad…!

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  Travis J on 09/06/2019 - 10:18

  Can you still buy from Amazon US? I thought they make you checkout through Amazon AU a while ago.

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    RefusdClassification on 10/06/2019 - 03:24

    You can only purchase items that Amazon itself stocks and sells (with a 10% GST banged on at the end); you cannot buy from 3rd party sellers on overseas Amazon's, even ones that store their goods in Amazon warehouses.

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  An152 on 09/06/2019 - 12:14

  how it compare with 760P?

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  bestbarginever on 09/06/2019 - 13:14

  +1

  Waiting on AUD to go parity with USD again and buy it for $99. That's true bargain IMHO

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    jace88 on 09/06/2019 - 19:46

    +1

    Presumably by the time that happens the pricing would’ve adjusted anyway :(