P510

Crucial

P510

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First PC build with a friend

Your link directs to an empty cart - you need to use a provided permalink, not the URL listed at the top of your browser bar. Adding up the parts in the images, your list comes to ~$2300. You should have a better performing system than what is listed; many of the parts are questionnable or overprice

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fuddyduddyc in r/PcBuild

February 12, 2026 4:12 PM

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PC part picker advice

A few comments: Don't get 4 RAM sticks, get 2x16GB if you want 32GB in total, AM5 doesn't like having all 4 sticks, it will cause slowdowns (so the RAM will run at like 4800MHz instead of 6000MHz), instability or both Get a single 2TB NVMe instead of two 1TB ones, it will be cheaper and you can get

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Wero_kaiji in r/pcpartpickerbuilds

December 1, 2025 11:39 PM

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Sense Check on a 4K Gaming Setup

Suggestions to upgrade the CPU to a 9800X3D and get better cooling for less cost. CPU: Upgraded to a 9800X3D. While 4K gaming is typically limited by the GPU, some games are still reliant on the CPU and can help with some stutters. This also is true for VR where the the large cache helps make gamepl

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fuddyduddyc in r/buildmeapc

June 23, 2026 1:10 PM

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Is there any reason to purchase the M4 iMac over the M4 Pro MacBook? Besides screen size.

Yeah I’m more talking about the mini. A tb dock is like $100. Thankfully I had a 2tb ssd laying around from the before insane pricing times (it was like $120 for a 2tb crucial p510 5.0 drive lol when I bought it, and i actually got 2 of them for that price as amazon sent me an opened drive and didn’

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oldpaddyrick in r/mac

May 20, 2026 3:13 AM

2

New PC

Exactly what I did, along with a gigabyte b850 gaming X mobo, corsair rx1000, crucial p510 2tb nvme, phantom spirit se cooler, and a fractal epoch case. Cost me just over $3500aud, give or take. XFX swift 9700xt. It's an upgrade from my 1060 gaming laptop, so naturally everything's gonna look better

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martylindleyart in r/PcBuildHelp

March 24, 2026 6:51 AM

2

New PC for $2000 Budget

You failed to state whether you were close to a MicroCenter or not. There’s a MC store in Yonkers that’s within driving distance of Southwestern CT, so I’m hoping you can make that drive. I used this MicroCenter bundle for the CPU, mb, and memory. This saves you over $300, compared to buying compara

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Trombone66 in r/buildapcforme

February 16, 2026 5:46 PM

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Crucial P510 2TB with heatsink for €165 - grab it

Nice! I got a Crucial T500 2TB for €180 of Amazon that I’m not going to use. I was going to offer it up here for anyone that wanted something cheaper than the now-worse pricing. But screw that. This P510 is a much better deal for people. Time to return that T500 😂.

koshIreland in r/IrelandGaming

January 25, 2026 5:12 PM

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Why DRAM in SSDs Still Matters (Learned the Hard Way)

The lack of DRAM isn't the issue https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ssds/the-crucial-p510-2tb-ssd-review/2

gaojibao in r/PcBuild

December 9, 2025 1:37 AM

3

Difference between these GPU’s?

It might get slightly hotter but that's pretty much it, the performance will be the same, personally I'd go for the Gigabyte since I think it looks better and I like 3-fan GPUs, but if you want to save some money get the ASRock one Btw I took a look at the whole build, I made it $78 cheaper: https:/

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Wero_kaiji in r/PcBuildHelp

November 29, 2025 9:45 PM

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Crucial P510 2TB with heatsink for €165 - grab it

Great deal. Looks like Crucial clearing out their stuff. The flagship T710 2tb with and without heatsink is 210/220 too. Not worth it over the P510 for most use cases, but if you have a use for it or just want the best one I think it's the cheapest it's ever been.

PaulAtre1des in r/IrelandGaming

January 25, 2026 10:01 PM

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