BX500 1TB

Closest I got was Amazon sending me an extra SSD (5 instead of 4) but even that backfired since they ended up being worthless. Related note: Don't buy Crucial BX500 4TB drives.

Good SATA SSDs with DRAM are dying out. SATA SSDs cannot use HMB, so DRAMless SATA SSDs are hit particularly hard. Crucial discontinued their MX500. Their only remaining SATA SSD is the BX500, a DRAMless and sometimes QLC nightmare. WD has removed the DRAM from their WB BLUE, Sandisk had done the sa

go buy a BX500 from crucial (while you can I guess?) absolute shit speeds, like literally pen drive speeds (<10MB/s) after you copy 100GB or so to it

Depende do seu uso.Caso vc tenha um uso mais pesado planejado para ele, como editar videos, fotografia, se vc fica manejando arquivos grandes o tempo todo, eu investiria em alguma linha mais nobre com d-ram (cache próprio) como o Samsung 870 Evo.Acho que os WD Red tbm possuem e se não me engano são

Since when is crucial “budget level”? They are one of the top players around. Budget level are the cheap SSDs, like the BX500 and stuff. Also, SP is not that bad, obviously not at the same level of bigger brands, but i have a couple and they are not that bad. I looked at many different reviews befor

The Crucial BX500 ain't no replacement for the MX500. It's a joke compared to the MX500 and sometimes performs a lot worse than hard drives. Everyone else is either sun setting their good SATA SSDs or secretly downgrading. I guess everyone views m.2 as the future for consumer SSDs.

Crucial BX500’s? You’re gonna have a bad time…. I got a stack of them in and they have 5MB/sec write speeds

gamestar adapters are hit or miss, either they barely work or just don't work altogether. crucial BX500 SSD are incompatible with PS2, one of the security Sony commands soft locks that specific SSD

Had the same problem with BX500!! Although my LincStation has crucial nvme P3 and didn't have any problems

Thanks for the detailed reply. That's a fair point about Kingston, I'm just not sure I could trust one of their SSD as anything but a backup that doesn't get used frequently. Also thank you for pointing out the QLC-NAND bit, the Crucial one that I found (BX500) was with this kind of drive and I'd de