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Kingston 2TB NV2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD delivered - £77.49 @ Box.co.uk

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Posted 30 April 2023

Kingston 2TB NV2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD delivered - £77.49 @ Box.co.uk

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KEY FEATURES

2TB Capacity
Up to 3500MB/s Read | 2800MB/s Write Speed
PCIe 4.0 NVMe Gen 4 x 4
M.2 2280 Form Factor
3 Year Manufacturer Warranty
SNV2S/2000G
Stock Code: 37789945 | Part No: SNV2S/2000G

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Edited by a community support team member, 11 May 2023

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Big.Wayne
1st May
I'm using this 2TB Kingston NV2 NVMe SSD inside an external Orico enclosure and it's working really well. It can read and write huge files at a constant speed with no slow-downs, so for my uses, this NV2 drive is faster than the Samsung 980 vanilla. The NV2 seems more like a marathon runner than a 400m sprinter.

Above: External Samsung 980 struggles with large writes, falling back to under 500MB/s

Below: External Kingston NV2 delivers full speed for the whole write. Happy with purchase!
thelagmonster
30th Apr
Any idea what sort of speed you'd get from this in a gen 3 slot? I know gen 3 max is faster than this, but curious if there's any reason it might be slower
The.Fat.Cat
30th Apr
If you're going gen3, get a higher endurance TLC NAND drive instead, like this Lexar -
amazon.co.uk/dp/…c=1

This Kingston is a pretty bad drive. Is was decent when it was released as they used TLC NAND, but they switched to QLC (without changing the model/part numbers) and now it's not great. (edited)
Korendir61
30th Apr
Hello everyone. Just a quick query. Would this be suitable for upgrading PS5 storage?
Czubaka
30th Apr
Below spec recommended by Sony but it will work.
idealstandard
1st May
Gotta love the Tom's Hardware headline synopsis... "Cheap but risky"
tomshardware.com/rev…ssd
The.Fat.Cat
1st May
Yep, that was based off the fact that, at the time, you could get either TLC or QLC NAND (QLC being the 'risky' part).

Now you can pretty much only get the QLC version.
qwerty09876
2nd May
After some advise please, my Lenova L13 laptop has an existing ssd (a Samsung PM981a, model: MZ-VLB256PM981a) which I'd like to replace. Could anyone recommend upgrade options please?
The.Fat.Cat
2nd May
What size drive you after?