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2TB - Crucial P3 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s - £88.99 / 1TB - £43.79 @ Amazon
2TB - Crucial P3 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s - £88.99 / 1TB - £43.79 @ Amazon
2TB - Crucial P3 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s - £88.99 / 1TB - £43.79 @ Amazon
2TB - Crucial P3 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s - £88.99 / 1TB - £43.79 @ Amazon
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Posted 1 April 2023

2TB - Crucial P3 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD - 3500MB/s - £88.99 / 1TB - £43.79 @ Amazon

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2TB reduced from £92.99 to £90.36

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  • NVMe (PCIe Gen3 x4) technology with up to 3500MB/s sequential reads, random read/write 650K/700K IOPS
  • Spacious storage up to 4TB
  • Performs up to 45% better than the previous generation
  • Solid Gen3 performance
  • Rated at MTTF greater than 1.5 million hours for extended longevity and reliability
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  1. vundeee's avatar
    vundeee
    Would this be suitable to put into a steam deck
    RandyLanzarote's avatar
    RandyLanzarote
    No, you need an nvme drive that is 2230 size. this is 2280 = 80mm long. 2230 = 30mm
  2. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    The Kioxia is more durable TLC NAND and has DRAM cache.
    It's better in every way except sequential speeds, which is the least important aspect of a drive unless you spend a lot of time writing/transferring large files.
    For OS/general use/gaming, the Kioxia is a better performer.

    If someone IS buying a drive they plan on writing large files to frequently, the Crucial is still a bad option due to the low endurance QLC NAND.

    This integral TLC NAND drive is a good choice for some, faster sequential speeds than the Kioxia, but no DRAM cache -
    hotukdeals.com/dea…827 (edited)
  3. The_Best77's avatar
    The_Best77
    Why are SSD's dropping in price so rapidly? Gen 5 or something? I remember when the SN750 2TB for £94 was seen as glitch of the year
    ray.cheung's avatar
    ray.cheung
    the major reason is US has a execute order asking microchip manfacturing factory need to leave China before a certain period. This make those manfactory speed up their manfacturing, get cash as musch as possible, before they need to leave. the supply increase made the wholesale price drop and we benefit from that ...
  4. xxbluedragonxx's avatar
    xxbluedragonxx
    Dramless?
  5. Boonin's avatar
    Boonin
    Excuse my ignorance, would games stored on this run quicker/better than on my existing hdd?
    rad.'s avatar
    rad. Author
    Much faster
  7. Willy_Wonka's avatar
    Willy_Wonka
    How cheap are these going?
    Sickyman678's avatar
    Sickyman678
    Cheap as chips
  8. rudey_valentino's avatar
    rudey_valentino
    Probably free with crunchy nut cornflakes by the end of the year
    AndresFelipe_GiraldoUrrea's avatar
    AndresFelipe_GiraldoUrrea
    Don't worry, I foresee a mix between a tornado, volcano eruption and floods that are going to rise the prices of electronic components, wait and see ...
  9. Joe_Biden's avatar
    Joe_Biden
    Gutted I bought 1TB for 50 last week from them
    Xercen's avatar
    Xercen
    Being president of the United isn't what it used to be! £6 is a big deal!
  10. Naz_.'s avatar
    Naz_.
    Copped thank you! Now to wait for my GPD Win4 😮‍💨
  11. marks's avatar
    marks
    Excellent price, just my luck I ordered one yesterday at £50 from Amazon so will have to speak to their live chat and see if will refund difference or have to reorder
    Wedge1234's avatar
    Wedge1234
    I done the same, spoke to chat and had to reorder, I brought the 1tb version this time as I spent £36 on the 500GB I need to send back so not much difference  
     
  12. cyril69's avatar
    cyril69
    These M.2 prices are plummeting nearly as fast as a Tesla drivers street cred
    londonstinks's avatar
    londonstinks
    I feel personally attacked...


    Only kidding I can't afford a Tesla
  13. Alandure's avatar
    Alandure
    Which enclosure is recommended? Thank you
    UKScottDeals's avatar
    UKScottDeals
    I put mine in a Fractal Design case. A midi tower.
  14. fleebleflam's avatar
    fleebleflam
    Will this be ok to use with the Series X/S? For external storage with a caddy?
    This one:
    49902790_1.jpgI have an extender for the usb C connector already. (edited)
    teddy1590's avatar
    teddy1590
    Not 100% sure with Series X, but PS5 requires Gen 4 and speeds of 5,500 mb/s+ for PS5 games.

    It would work fine for older games, but I assume you mean Series X / S native games.
  15. d0tmatrix's avatar
    d0tmatrix
    Would these be a good replacement ssd for the Lenovo t480 that was on here this week
    jaffamuffin's avatar
    jaffamuffin
    Does the 480 take nvme?
  16. iRoddy's avatar
    iRoddy
    Sweet! This will finally fill up the rear Gen 3 slot on my motherboard
  18. borozu's avatar
    borozu
    same price now via official crucial website. Anyone has any promo code to beat this down? 10% one from a newsletter does not work.

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  19. arielscohen's avatar
    arielscohen
    Will this fit in the second slot of galaxy book 3 pro 360?
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