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All time low on the A2000 1TB NVME SSD.
I think the SN550 has been cheaper in the past (currently $140), but this one has onboard DRAM and reviews show a very high 4k random read speed at QD1 (arguably the most important spec in day to day tasks), beating out even the 970 evo+ and SN750.
I think the SN550 has been cheaper in the past (currently $140), but this one has onboard DRAM and reviews show a very high 4k random read speed at QD1 (arguably the most important spec in day to day tasks), beating out even the 970 evo+ and SN750.
Amazon product: Kingston 1000GB A2000 M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe Gen 3.0 x4
Customer Reviews:
Kingston A2000 250GB NVMe works great on ASRock A88M-ITX/AC R2.0!!! | I combined it with SilverStone Technology NVMe Adapter to PCIe X4 ECM25. | The Asrock support told me the MB does not support NVMe – THEY WERE WRONG! | I created Windows 7/64 USB installation with added NVMe native support (Windows Image Tool from Gigabyte). | Atto-disk-benchmark: | Read speed tested ~ 1900 MB/s; | Write speed tested ~ 1000 MB/s; | Temperature doesn`t exceed 51C; | Windows 7 Pro 64 loads in 3 SECONDS! | So, my message to Kingston people: | — GREAT PRODUCT — | THANK YOU!!!
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