Hi all clear some ssds with good specs.
Gigabyte AORUS Gen4 7300 SSD 1TB PCIe4.0 NVMe 7300/6000MB/S $89 Delivered
Kingston KC3000 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD 7000/7000MB/s $95 Delivered
PNY CS2340 2TB M.2 2280 NVMe Gen 4×4 SSD 7400/6400MB/S $149 Delivered
Also some small volume and entry models
Adata Legend 800 Gold 1TB PCIe Gen4 x4 3500/2800MB/S $68 Delivered
Gigabyte AORUS RGB 256GB M.2 NVMe SSD $29 Delivered
Gigabyte AORUS Gen4 5000E 500GB M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe Gen4 SSD $49 Delivered
There's a 2tb one linked
do you cover warranties if the ssd is faulty?
Yes
Shame no 4tb drive options
yeah 4tb would have been good
Are these good drives?
Well specifically the PNY 2TB one
Guessing a Phison E27T based SSD. PNY is known to do component swaps for SSDs, but this is a new model. Assuming it is E27T based, check the review below:
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ssds/corsair-mp60…
Would have preferred a larger dynamic pSLC, but it is understandable (because the controller uses a single core CPU). It competes with NM790 (but the all time low for NM790 2TB was cheaper than this). However, that pSLC, if configured the same as MP600 elite, is too small in today's standard.
My experience with PNY SSDs is mixed. I bought 2 cheap PNY 2TB SSDs ($121, $115) before. Despite being the same model, the one I bought earlier was TLC, the second one (a bit cheaper) turned out to be QLC. So, worst case, this turns out to be a QLC SSD (unlikely, but possible).
I just wanted to confirm your guess - it is a Phison E27 (PS5027-E27-61)
PS5 read speed is 6500, transferred 325gb from console SSD to the PNY SSD and it took around 3 and a half minutes
Thank you for confirming the controller and providing the PS5 speed test result.
are they new?
Yes.
Would love some other 2tb models
Free shipping is nice. Thanks, bought a 2tb PNY
Interested in getting the 2TB PNY - does this come with a heatsink for PS5? or any suggestions for a heatsink?
It doesn't. Just get a cheap heatsink from AliExpress if you can wait. If you can't wait, maybe:
https://www.centrecom.com.au/simplecom-sa110-m2-ssd-aluminum…
Note: I didn't search for CentreCom specifically, it was just the first one Google search found and it's $10.
Thanks - I went ahead and got SK Hynix below which costs about the same but I think I see more reviews on it
https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0CPXT6NY5/ref=ppx_yo_d…
i have a cheap 2tb pny, drops to 50mb/s after about 20gb of transfer lol
migrating data to it took forever
then again that is usually the case with these budget nvme drives
Thanks bought a 500gb Aorus for O/S and swap space.
PNY CS2340 or WD Blue SN580?
If you can benefit from SN580's rather large pSLC cache or you trust WD SSD firmware more, then SN580.
General raw performance, PNY CS2340 (assuming Phison E27T based, but could be SMI SM2268XT2). For most people, if you must get a 2TB right now, probably PNY CS2340.
I think I know what you mean, I can wait. Thanks.
Sk hynix or Samsung, only 2 company we can trust.
All major SSD makers had made products with issues. Samsung had the infamous write degradation issue (for 990 Pro). SK Hynix, the big drop in write speed (basically, not doing foldback write to recover SLC cache). Realistically, it comes down to the models (and a lot of time, the batches (which controller and NAND flash type)).
It's good that Metrocom is bring people this deal. Pity this SSD is too new so there is very little info on it.
it's pny, probably has 10gb of SLC and slows down to 50mbs a second
it's bottom of the barrel stuff
western digital/sandisk is also reliable
I believe the PNY 2T one does not have any dram?
yeah, i think the PNY one uses HMB. the 1TB gigabyte aurous 7300 has DRAM and is reasonably fast
The Aourus 7300 comes with the heatsink included?
Can find hardly any review info on it. Seems great for PS5 but nobody recommends it specifically???
if it doesn't come with a heat sink you can buy a cheap low-profile heatsink locally or from aliexpress. if you are using it for a PC, the gigabyte specs suggest it supports AES-256 hardware encryption. i have no idea how it performs in the real world. 700TBW for warranty is also a bit higher than average
Delivered today x2 Come with Heatsinks of high quality and thermal pads, in quality Aorus Box and slide covers Now to install!
yeah any 4tb or 2tb ones?