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2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe
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Posted 11 June 2023

2TB Silicon Power XS70 SSD Nvme Gen4 M.2 TLC NAND with DRAM cache R/W 7,300/6,800 MB/s - £109.99 - Dispatched by Amazon/Sold by SP Europe

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Superb high end drive for the money, perfect for PS5 or PC/Laptop users that want to make use of the higher sequential speeds.
Micron TLC NAND (though in the US some have reported YMTC NAND), DDR4 DRAM cache, Phison PS5018-E18 controler (again, in the US some have had the Innogrit IG5236) , excellent performance.
Very respectable 1400 TBW endurance
5 year warranty.

Positive Toms Hardware review here with all the specs and comparisons -
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About this item
  • PCIe Gen 4x4 interface with read speeds up to 7,300MB/s and write speeds up to 6,800MB/s
  • Compatible with PlayStation 5 for additional storage expansion
  • Unique heatsink design provides maximum heat dissipation and thermal management
  • NVMe 1.4 support allows for higher performance, lower latency, and lower power consumption
  • Available in massive storage capacity options ranging from 1TB to 4TB

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Reviews(2TB and 1TB versions)

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  1. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat Author
    4TB deal posted here, nothing close to this price/performance ratio for a high end 4TB gen4 SSD -
    hotukdeals.com/dea…671 (edited)
  2. suitsyou1's avatar
    suitsyou1
    Excellent. Another great share. I have so many now and still no decent Gen 5 deals but looks controller and heats issues for Gen 5 but Gen 4 at this price is still the way to go for now.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat Author
    Yeah, gen5 are looking hot but not in a 'good deal' way, lol.
    I actually custom build M.2 coolers (with either a single 40mm or dual 40mm fan versions). I think I might have a few requests for them next year when gen5 prices drop (well, hopefully they drop).

    Many current motherboard heatsinks struggle keeping gen5 drives cool.

    Must remember to file a patent for my coolers... (edited)
  3. Soviet's avatar
    Soviet
    Thanks for this Just bought for my Ps5. Was looking for a good and affordable 2TB drive. (edited)
  4. MallyBongo's avatar
    MallyBongo
    Don't know how reliable the comments are, but read a couple of reviews on Amazon complaining about swapping the Phison E18 controller and Micron B47R TLC NAND for Innogrit IG5236 controller and YMTC NAND. I hate it when companies pull this kind of crap.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat Author
    I couldn't find any Amazon UK reviews mentioning that.
    Were those reviews from somewhere else?

    I know a lot of companies do switch parts.
    As long as performance/reliability is the same it's not a big deal, but some make huge differences (WD, Kingston and Crucial have all been guilty of that, among others). (edited)
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