Kingston FURY Renegade PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD SFYRS/1000G , 7300/7000 mbps -1TB - £80.98 @ Amazon

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Kingston FURY Renegade PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD SFYRS/1000G , 7300/7000 mbps -1TB - £80.98 @ Amazon

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Level up with PCIe 4.0 NVMeDominate with cutting-edge Gen 4x4 intense speeds up to 7,300/7,000MB/s¹ read/write and up to 1,000,000 IOPS¹ performance.

Maximize your motherboardPowerful slim M.2 form factor to enhance your gaming rig and laptop.

Low profile graphene aluminum heat spreaderAdvanced thermal dissipation keeps your drive cool during intense usage. Brings higher performance to the tightest of spaces in gaming laptops and motherboards.

More space to play, PS5 ReadyGet all the latest titles and DLC available. Performance with high capacities up to 4TB2 to store your favorite games and media. Game-changing storage designed to maximize your play.Key

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Wattage: ‎6.3 watts
Lithium Battery Energy Content: 2 Kilowatt Hours
Hard Drive Interface: ‎NVMe
Product Dimensions: 8 x 2.2 x 0.33 cm; 7 Grams

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18th Mar
Might be worth putting 1TB in the title? As 1000G isn't an obvious form to show the size of a drive.
18th Mar
So.... Not too clued up about these newer drives but would I need a heatsink version for fitting into a gaming laptop (Lenovo Legion) or could I get away with just the drive. There's a thirty quid difference in price.
19th Mar
The drive already has a heat spreader as per product description, I put one in a ASUS Tuf and everything is fine. (edited)
18th Mar
Not too bad for the price/performance, nvme's do seem to be taking a dip in price recently, guessing as we get closer to gen 5 and hitting that max potentially nearly of gen 4
18th Mar
I got this yesterday and installed in my PS5. Copied all games across really fast and everything runs smooth. Voted hot.
18th Mar
Did you install an heatsink with it?
18th Mar
Phison e18 so has DRAM cache
18th Mar
Heat!
18th Mar
Basically a Kingston KC3000 with a unique firmware.
18th Mar
But isn't the KC3000's endurance 800TB rather than the 1000TB (1PB) that this has?

Plus burst read for this is 7300MB/s vs 7000MB/s for the KC3000.
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Still very similar either way. If anything this is slightly better.

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18th Mar
Direct Storage games now being released. I bought Crucial nvme this week ready for my upgrade in May. Bought it now due to the free game offer which I chose The Last of Us part 1
19th Mar
Yeah all 1 of them
18th Mar
Do I need a heatsink if I am using this for the ps5??
19th Mar
Definitely. A heat spreader isn't sufficient.