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1TB - Intel 670P PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s (Dram Cache)
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Posted 25 July 2023

1TB - Intel 670P PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s (Dram Cache)

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Cheapest this has ever been excluding the price error from CCL


Intel QLC technology and industry leadership brings the performance and capacity needed for today’s PC storage needs, including performance storage and the ability to manage high volumes of data. Now available is the Intel SSD 670p 144-layer QLC-based Client SSD.
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Edited by rad., 25 July 2023
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  1. jackjt8's avatar
    Why are people talking about the Solidigm Synergy Driver when the deal is for an Intel 670P? Seems a bit odd?
    Ashe's avatar
    Because Intel sold their SSD business to SK hynix, and the new products are branded Solidigm.
  2. greentiger's avatar
    Great drive, great price.

    Make sure to download the Solidigm Synergy Toolkit (Windows) to accompany this. It installs a driver which I believe unlocks a (admittedly small) bit of performance and also has a nice interface to monitor any other SSDs in your system.
    nellygtfc's avatar
    I was just linking it as you posted, deleted it now lol.
  3. font2013's avatar
    QLC is trash. Would wait for the TLC ones to start coming down more
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    I'm not a fan of QLC in general, but these SSD's are actually very good (unlike the 660P which had a few reliability issues).

    Having DRAM improves endurance and general responsiveness, as an OS drive these are swift as the firmware is well optimised.

    Obviously it's not going to be good for very frequent write intensive tasks (e.g. video editing), but for the average user/gamer/etc the endurance is more than enough. (edited)
  4. Paul_S77's avatar
    Great price, great drive for OS and Apps, and lighter workloads.

    Had it for a year, been fine (Still 98% life left). Was £55 when I bought it, which was a good price at the time.

    If you are able to do the Amazon Photos deal, using the voucher could get this down to £20.99!

    hotukdeals.com/share-deal-from-app/4171565 (edited)
  5. Protoype's avatar
    I didn't think this had DRAM? I though it was QVO NAND with a SLC NAND cache? (edited)
  6. beaversrus's avatar
    It begins.
    font2013's avatar
    What begins? Rise of the machines?
  7. Deal_searcher's avatar
    Heat added. Great price this. I was thinking it was a good price at £39.99. Shame I bought the WD 770 for more but I think that should be a better drive (edited)
  8. Somersett's avatar
    This NVMe is designed to be a first class OS and Boot drive. Just about the only product currently made by Intel that can be recommended these days.
    MrBeginner's avatar
    Is it good for AAA games? And what’s the Total write?
  9. fishmaster's avatar
    Will this go in a PS5? Yes
    Will it work though? No
    Eh? Why not? Because it is PCIe 3.0 ya dummy.
    Thanks
  10. nellygtfc's avatar
    Unlock true SSD performance with the free downloadable Solidigm Synergy™ software to get faster access to content and bring out a more responsive PC experience for everyday users. As part of the software download, the Solidigm Synergy™ Driver works with any Solidigm SSD and unleashes the full power of your drive so you can push past boundaries while gaming, creating content, or doing everyday productivity tasks. The software also comes with a newly redesigned, easy-to-use Toolkit and is available to all PC users, regardless of drive manufacturer.

  11. r200ti's avatar
    " industry leadership"
    aka, we are a big company, buy our product and dont ask questions.


    Still, good price
  12. Parallax's avatar
    Also worth noting that if - for some reason - you want to run Intel RST or RAID on a Gen10 or later system it requires Intel drives such as these.
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