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Integral V Series 2TB SSD - 520MB/s Read & 470MB/s Write - £66.96 Delivered With Code @ MyMemory
Integral V Series 2TB SSD - 520MB/s Read & 470MB/s Write - £66.96 Delivered With Code @ MyMemory
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Posted 19 June 2023

Integral V Series 2TB SSD - 520MB/s Read & 470MB/s Write - £66.96 Delivered With Code @ MyMemory

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A very nice offer on a 2TB SSD using code - HMMJLZ
Prices are fantastic on solid state drives, pretty much across the board. Not sure how much better they'll get before we start seeing them go up again though...

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Ultra-fast boot speed
Make your desktop or laptop computer feel like new again, with faster boot and load times and more reliable performance than HDD.

10 times faster than traditional HDD
With speeds up to 560MB/s* Read and 540MB/s* Write, the P Series 5 approaches the limits of the SATA III interface

Boosted apps and games
All games and apps will benefit from much faster load times and more efficient multi-tasking.

Note1
GB=1,000,000,000 bytes. When formatted, actual user storage capacity is less. This is an industry applicable standard across all memory storage products. Speeds based on internal testing; performance may vary depending on host device.

Key Features
  • Hard Drive Size: 2 TB
  • Form Factor: ‎2.5-inch
  • Hardware Platform: PC, Linux, Mac
  • Product Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 0.7 cm; 10 Grams

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  1. BodenWRX's avatar
    BodenWRX
    How reliable are these? Thinking about swapping my main hardrive out of my gaming laptop for this, it’s already got an ssd but I only use it for boot mainly as it’s only 120gb
    rcom's avatar
    rcom
    How long is a piece of string?? One person will tell you they are reliable and have had no problems, another will tell you they've had problems and they are not reliable. It's all anecdotal evidence and the same with nearly every drive brand out there.

    Best to look at if the drive fits your requirements, and go from there because general SSD reliability stats are almost impossible to come by.
  2. MrCharlie's avatar
    MrCharlie
    320 TBW is bit low for 2TB.
    PizzaCake's avatar
    PizzaCake
    I bought the 1TB V Series brand new recently and within two weeks the drive failed. I’d steer well clear from this. Adata, Kioxia and Crucial are okay in my experience. Never owned Samsung or WD SSDs so can’t comment on them.  (edited)
  3. Onlydongles's avatar
    Onlydongles
    I will bite at £50.
    About time this happens.
    DrBay's avatar
    DrBay
    Yep. Especially since NVME drives are not much more expensive
  4. miaomiaobaubau's avatar
    miaomiaobaubau
    The 4tb at £80 and I am in.
    Sleepy1968's avatar
    Sleepy1968
    You and everyone else.
  5. Icon's avatar
    Icon
    Decent price.

    Annoyingly, 4TB SSDs are still annoyingly x 2.5 - 3 the price.
    Suerte's avatar
    Suerte
    That's annoying.
  6. jaffamuffin's avatar
    jaffamuffin
    i use 4 of these in striped for a 8tb volume using a cheap sata pcs express adaptor. works great for steam games etc
  7. simonp99's avatar
    simonp99
    My iMac disk failed today I guess the electric saving will make it even cheaper lol
  8. italkapple's avatar
    italkapple
    This or Samsung 870 EVO 2TB for PS4 Pro?
    Openttdbeer's avatar
    Openttdbeer
    Whichever has the better controller since the PS4 Pro doesn't support TRIM as far as I'm aware or can Google. So you'll have to put up with whatever garage collection is built in, which won't be as good as TRIM, but there we go.

    My money would be on Samsung, but then again they have an awful history with software. (edited)
  9. boothy's avatar
    boothy
    just ordered,been waiting for a mid range brand at a decent price for a while now and this fits the bill
  10. jimbo23's avatar
    jimbo23
    I paid this for a 240gb in what seems like not very long ago :\ (edited)
  11. Accy_Chap's avatar
    Accy_Chap
    Can these be connected to a fire stick 4k max to utilize as internal storage? I've tried it with a couple of SSD drives but the fire stick won't recognise it. Fine with USB flash drives though (edited)
    nikc0069's avatar
    nikc0069
    I would suspect that comes down to whether it supplies enough power to the drive, and how you've formatted it.
  12. tinfoilhat's avatar
    tinfoilhat
    wow, this feels like I'm stealing from my memory. what a deal
  13. ytrondeals's avatar
    ytrondeals
    Thats amazing!
  14. bovrilla's avatar
    bovrilla
    Few months ago I got this for 80 and it seemed like a decent price, we're getting into the zone

    Might not be good for 4K video editing but a perfect PC game drive
  15. J1240's avatar
    J1240
    How is SSD as media storage? Am I best sticking to mechanical drives for that?
    jaffamuffin's avatar
    jaffamuffin
    Smaller dimensions, quiet and low power and low temp

     more expensive per gb , typically faster transfer and very good if you have photo collection or many small files
  16. thatwasclose's avatar
    thatwasclose
    Anyone received theirs yet?

    Who do they use to deliver?

    If mine was sent out on Wednesday, when should I expect it for those who shop at MyMemory regularly?
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