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[PRIME] 4TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe Gen4 M.2 Solid State Drive

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[PRIME] 4TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe Gen4 M.2 Solid State Drive

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  • user profile picture Ninininja
    Ninininja Oct 10

    Thinking about grabbing one for my pc build, but not sure if I should go with this or look for something else.

  • user profile picture Broccoli
    Broccoli Oct 10
    @Ninininja Oct 10

    I’ve had this ssd for about 6 months. It's solid for the price, fast enough for gaming and general use. However, if you're doing super heavy workloads, it can throttle after long sessions. It doesn’t have a heatsink, so keep that in mind if you're pushing it hard.

  • user profile picture Z0MB13
    Z0MB13 Oct 10
    @Ninininja Oct 10

    I was considering this one but ended up going with the Samsung 980 Pro. I read the p3 plus uses qlc nand, which can wear out faster if you’re constantly writing huge files. The 980 pro has tlc nand and better endurance, especially for content creation.

  • user profile picture LukeLuke
    LukeLuke Oct 10

    Can it handle gaming though? I don’t do much else

  • user profile picture Broccoli
    Broccoli Oct 10
    @LukeLuke Oct 10

    Yeah, for gaming, you're fine. I use it on my rig mostly for games like Cyberpunk and it loads pretty quick. Just be careful if you’re in a poorly ventilated case, it can get warm.

  • user profile picture Z0MB13
    Z0MB13 Oct 10
    @LukeLuke Oct 10

    Samsung 980 Pro would still be my pick if you can spend a bit more. Way better durability and it's gen 4, so you get full speed benefits. The crucial’s speed can drop once the cache fills up, but if it’s mostly gaming, the difference is small.

  • user profile picture LukeLuke
    LukeLuke Oct 10
    @Z0MB13 Oct 10

    I almost bought the Samsung 980 Pro, but my budget is tight this month. Does it really matter that much? I’m not editing videos or anything like that

  • user profile picture Z0MB13
    Z0MB13 Oct 10
    @LukeLuke Oct 10

    I once tried to cheap out on storage and ended up with a drive that died on me in a year. Never again.

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About this product:

  • 4TB Storage Capacity.
  • M.2 2280 Form Factor.
  • PCIe NVMe Gen 4 x4 Interface.
  • Up to 4800 MB/s Sequential Read Speed.
  • Up to 4100 MB/s Sequential Write Speed.
  • Micron 3D NAND.
  • 1.5 Million Hour MTBF.
  • SMART and TRIM Support.

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  • user profile picture Ninininja
    Ninininja Oct 10

    Thinking about grabbing one for my pc build, but not sure if I should go with this or look for something else.

  • user profile picture Broccoli
    Broccoli Oct 10
    @Ninininja Oct 10

    I’ve had this ssd for about 6 months. It's solid for the price, fast enough for gaming and general use. However, if you're doing super heavy workloads, it can throttle after long sessions. It doesn’t have a heatsink, so keep that in mind if you're pushing it hard.

  • user profile picture Z0MB13
    Z0MB13 Oct 10
    @Ninininja Oct 10

    I was considering this one but ended up going with the Samsung 980 Pro. I read the p3 plus uses qlc nand, which can wear out faster if you’re constantly writing huge files. The 980 pro has tlc nand and better endurance, especially for content creation.

  • user profile picture LukeLuke
    LukeLuke Oct 10

    Can it handle gaming though? I don’t do much else

  • user profile picture Broccoli
    Broccoli Oct 10
    @LukeLuke Oct 10

    Yeah, for gaming, you're fine. I use it on my rig mostly for games like Cyberpunk and it loads pretty quick. Just be careful if you’re in a poorly ventilated case, it can get warm.

  • user profile picture Z0MB13
    Z0MB13 Oct 10
    @LukeLuke Oct 10

    Samsung 980 Pro would still be my pick if you can spend a bit more. Way better durability and it's gen 4, so you get full speed benefits. The crucial’s speed can drop once the cache fills up, but if it’s mostly gaming, the difference is small.

  • user profile picture LukeLuke
    LukeLuke Oct 10
    @Z0MB13 Oct 10

    I almost bought the Samsung 980 Pro, but my budget is tight this month. Does it really matter that much? I’m not editing videos or anything like that

  • user profile picture Z0MB13
    Z0MB13 Oct 10
    @LukeLuke Oct 10

    I once tried to cheap out on storage and ended up with a drive that died on me in a year. Never again.

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