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Kioxia EXCERIA NVMe SSD 1TB PCIe/NVMe 1.3 Gen3x4 2100 MB/s M.2 2280 Form Factor £50.39 @ Amazon
Kioxia EXCERIA NVMe SSD 1TB PCIe/NVMe 1.3 Gen3x4 2100 MB/s M.2 2280 Form Factor £50.39 @ Amazon
Kioxia EXCERIA NVMe SSD 1TB PCIe/NVMe 1.3 Gen3x4 2100 MB/s M.2 2280 Form Factor £50.39 @ Amazon
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Posted 21 January 2023

Kioxia EXCERIA NVMe SSD 1TB PCIe/NVMe 1.3 Gen3x4 2100 MB/s M.2 2280 Form Factor £50.39 @ Amazon

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Price drop from £50.39 to £48.98 - 26/01

  • KIOXIA EXCERIA SSD series redefine mainstream storage for everyday users that feel held back by SATA-based hardware. Say goodbye to hard drive lag and get a computing experience worthy of your applications.
  • Featuring a slim and light M.2 2280 form factor, the EXCERIA SSD series plugs directly into thin notebooks’ motherboard, reducing additional cable clutter for a sleeker and an easy system upgrade.
  • Utilizing the latest NVMe 1.3c technology, EXCERIA SSDs reduce latency in your system’s I/O path between your SSD and your CPU, resulting in smooth and responsive performance.
  • Each EXCERIA SSD is built with BiCS FLASH and a vertically stacked cell structure, delivering a cutting edge storage experience.
  • SSD Utility is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) based management software tool designed to help you maintain, monitor and tune your SSD!
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  1. bing63's avatar
    Is this or the 570 better?
    Candriu's avatar
    Get whichever is cheaper. If you're not too bothered about sequential speeds then this Kioxia can work great as either an OS or game drive.
    Apart from the Kioxia having dedicated DRAM and the WD using HMB, the Kioxia Exceria uses Kioxia 96 layer TLC NAND and the WD SN570 uses Kioxia 112 layer TLC NAND, overall they'll both perform about the same.
  2. bogdan_lm20's avatar
    I'm not an expert like the others but according to this website WD SN570 IS BETTER THAN Kioxia Exceria !!!
    versus.com/en/…1tb
    stamfordblue's avatar

    It's faster but it doesn't have DRAM.
    Kioxia for me all day long!
  3. Liang's avatar
    Which one is better for tesla dashcam storage?
    bbdom's avatar
    If you're talking a Model 3 or similar, a high endurance USB flash drive as these won't go in a Tesla, they are for PCs.
  4. Pyr0bi's avatar
    Does anyone know if this would be suitable if I’m going to put it into a USB3.2 enclosure for not particularly demanding usage? I’ve gone for 256gb SSD in a Mac mini, and want to expand it’s storage. I figure the USB is going to be the bottleneck before this is? Thanks in advance.
    stamfordblue's avatar

    Yes it will be suitable for a USB enclosure.
    I recently bought the Orico enclosure posted on here for just over £8 and it would fit fine.
    If connecting to USB A socket, then you would be restricted to speeds of around 450-500.
    This what I've found connecting to a PC running Windows 10.
    (edited)
  5. jkay48's avatar
    Looks a bargain, I'm near out of space. Can anyone confirm for me that this will fit in my motherboard: amazon.co.uk/Aor…2BV
    Minstadave's avatar
    Yes it will.
  6. Brutes's avatar
    Droped to £48.98 now @Frank30uk
  7. Brutes's avatar
    Good price Frankie
  8. kingLAWZA's avatar
    Why are 2tb prices just stuck, need 2tb
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    You answered your own question.
    Many people want 2TB now, so why reduce prices when the demand is so high?
    The odd 2TB deal does pop up now and then though, just keep your eyes on the deals. (edited)
  9. esmein's avatar
    Using this in a Ugreen usb enclosure to edit videos off of. Excellent drive.
  10. kingLAWZA's avatar
    Why am I reading this is better than WD 1TB even though slower speeds?


    What am I unaware of ?
    Jetaylor's avatar
    Haven’t compared them but headline speed isn’t everything. Sustained speeds, random read write, endurance and whether it has cache or not are all big factors.
  11. kingLAWZA's avatar
    Good for boot drive?

    Or anyone have better suggestions.
    Unrecogniseduser's avatar
    Yes x2
  12. onthephone's avatar
    Now even cheaper, £48.98 instead of £50.39
    Bardiche's avatar
    Not a tangible price drop but still not bad xD
  13. ooogemaflip's avatar
    Got this drive, use it as a second drive. No issues
  14. stamfordblue's avatar
    Great price for a drive that has DRAM.

    (edited)
  15. Russell_Sampson's avatar
    Use as a replacement in a 2017 MacBook Air? I know I will need an adapter regardless!
  16. Unrecogniseduser's avatar
    Got two of these for pc systems boot drives, no problems what so ever. Great price too. Heat
  17. Gez777's avatar
    Great price for a 1Tb NVMe from a good company (Part of Toshiba).
    I wish 2Tb NVMe's were coming down in price too!
  18. CMoore23's avatar
    Urgh I barely use my main rig these days and 45 seasons into footy manager 22 on my laptop

    Think I've got an Amazon fiver voucher as well (edited)
  19. mur76's avatar
    How long is the warranty
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    3yrs.
    1st year you can go via Amazon, 2nd/3rd years submit the RMA with Kioxia.

    That said, these drives are VERY reliable, so the chance of yours failing within (and long past) the warranty is unlikely. (edited)
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