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Kingston Technology NV2 M.2 1TB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe SSD - £48.97 @ MoreCoCo
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Posted 3 March 2023

Kingston Technology NV2 M.2 1TB PCI Express 4.0 NVMe SSD - £48.97 @ MoreCoCo

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Gen 4 x4 NVMe PCIe performance
Delivers read/write speeds of up to 3,500/2,800MB's for an overall faster system.

Ideal for systems with limited space
Easily integrate into designs with M.2 connectors. Perfect for thin laptops and small-form-factor PCs.

Extended capacities
Available in a range of high capacities up to 2TB to meet your data storage requirements.
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  1. bigjugs4me's avatar
    So these NVMe ssds, are they always better than a sata connected one?
    TomBab's avatar
    Yes they are min. x3 times faster
  2. davocc's avatar
    Spotted a video on this that's from about 3 days ago - just a review of the drive overall. The performance seems closer to higher end Gen-3 products but given the price it still seems viable; my Neolithic potato would require a PCI card which may not be bootable so it's questionable for me personally.
  3. PeteHerts's avatar
    Technically speaking these are £43.99 plus either £4.98 or £7.98 for postage so not free delivery as you'd need to have an order £100 plus to get free delivery.
    This might seem pedantic but some people hate paying postage.

  4. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Get the Kioxia for less money, superior drive (TLC, the KV2 is QLC), and has DRAM cache while this is DRAM-less.
    Unless you need Gen4 for a PS5 of course.

    The KV2 was TLC when released, but Kingston switched to QLC to make more profit at the expense of drive endurance.
    They didn't even change the product code/model name so nobody knew at the time...out of order pulling crap like that (much like WD did with the SN550). (edited)
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