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2TB - Kingston KC3000 M.2-2280 PCI Express 4.0 x4 NVMe Solid State Drive (Up to 7000/7000MB/s R/W) - £119.86 Using Code @ cclcomputers /eBay
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Posted 15 April 2023

2TB - Kingston KC3000 M.2-2280 PCI Express 4.0 x4 NVMe Solid State Drive (Up to 7000/7000MB/s R/W) - £119.86 Using Code @ cclcomputers /eBay

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  • M.2 2280 Form Factor
  • Up to 7000MB/s Read
  • Up to 7000MB/s Write
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  2. jc5650's avatar
    Excellent price. Blows anything else at this level away!
  3. originalusername's avatar
    Bought this drive a few weeks ago for more and the speed is great. Feeling like stock is being shifted to make way for Gen 5.
    fishmaster's avatar
    Gen 5 is entirely pointless but if it reduces the Gen 4 'tax' that can't be a bad thing.
  4. Jawz's avatar
    I have a spare Nvme slot. My main is Samsung pro 980 2tb.

    What would be the best deal. This or the MX500 SSD? (I also already have one of these but cost a fortune some years ago.

    NVME and SSD
    Which is best for Games and which for Photos and Videos? I like to keep drives and games seperate to work.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Games will perform virtually the same on both as the difference in random r/w speeds is minimal (games 'might' load a second or so quicker at the most on the Kingston).

    If by photo's and videos you mean editing (transcoding, etc), then the sequential speeds of the Kingston would make a huge difference. (edited)
  5. ISave5PoundsAMonth's avatar
    Sorry I’m a noob, does this come with heatsink or that thing with the branding is just a sticker? (edited)
    hazzabeee's avatar
    Not obvious from the product page, but according to reviews, the "sticker" is designed to act as a low profile heatsink
  6. jack.jumpin's avatar
    Can anyone recommend a heat sink to purchase for this when using it in a PS5 ? thanks
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The cheap £7'ish ones on Amazon are perfectly fine.
    Will update with a link unless someone beats me to it.

    EDIT:
    May as well get this 2 pack, might find a use for the extra one somewhere -
    amazon.co.uk/ELU…8-5


    I was going to suggest another one, but no confirmation it actually fits so not worth the risk.
    Nice for PC owners though -
    amazon.co.uk/The…-25 (edited)
  7. Hatsune_MikuwBK's avatar
    Great price.

    Expecting another Samsung to soar past its heat though. (edited)
  8. MRP's avatar
    Agreed. Hard to beat the Kingston KC3000 on value!

    One of the best SSD releases. Terrible to see SSD deals being posted that are misleading and below spec for just a few pounds less than this. I guess that is one reason why people trust Samsung, as they keep their choice minimal and simple.

    Kingston is one of the big companies in this space and trustworthy.
  9. The_Knight_'s avatar
    Ordered! Thank you!
  10. Galway's avatar
    Bought. Amazing deal.
  11. Raz's avatar
    Does this work with PS5??
    jack.jumpin's avatar
    I hope it does as I ordered it for one, maybe I just messed up doh.
  12. Jawz's avatar
    Thanks everyone for your input.
    I've now purchased this.
    Just need to decide if to use this or my SSD for games or storage.

    Gives me chance to dust the insides of my PC whilst I install it like a surgeon
  13. phda's avatar
    Hi,

    I've just bought the Legion 5 laptop: hotukdeals.com/dea…986


    Would this be a good install for the spare NVME slot to upgrade my storage capacity? I'm going to use the laptop for basic 4k video rendering.
    Akshai_Raj's avatar
    Yes.
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