Okay thanks

I bought this one recently, the casing quite sturdy, however the board are not properly attached to casing, as there are no screw or locking mechanism, thus when u carry u can hear your board is moving

uh? i thought the specs stated that there is a screw to secure the ssd.

edit: from the user comments, there are photos with a standoff and a screw for the purpose.


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i think you should put some foams to secure the ssd better. alternatively, you can use thermal pad between the ssd and housing

Anyone here using our SSD?

sx8200 pro 1tb is worth buying if i can get for rm550+?

absolutely

just watched youtube, no real diff for game loading....

maybe next time. my 500gb+250gb also not filled yet

hye too many ssd right now im confuse which one should i get,
just want 500gb with price rm250+/- (cheaper is better) for my game storage and not so important software.
my good old hdd is dying, hdd sentinel show it only have 6 days more lifetime.

go 1TB....
top up sikit only

my 500gb hdd partition already 5 years never full liao. not a hardcore who install so many games at one times.
and also not playing cod warzone with their big ass update.

SN750 is really cheap now in US, too bad shipping cost is half of the cost of SSD...

Amazon - WD Black SN750 (USD)
newegg - WD Black SN750 (USD)

Costs about RM330 after shipping... not bad until you found out that the SX8200 Pro can be had for RM375 with local warranty

Few months ago at Garage Sales someone selling new SN750 1TB at RM550 IINM.
Garage Sales usually have better price than other online marketplace such as Shopee or Lazada.

Garage sales SN720/750 could be coming from Taobao without retail box. At least this is a retail unit and warranty when the price lowered down in Malaysia...

Alamak, I ordered B550M Steel Legend board which has a M.2 heatsink cover that's connected to the chipset.

The PCIE gen 4 SSD i bought, Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 already has integrated copper heatsink. There is no way I can fit the SSD thanks to the motherboard's cover.

Is it safe to unscrew the Aorus copper heatsink and use the integrated motherboard one instead?

Oh no wonder why they can sell lower than other seller. But buy from US also no warranty right.

Ya just have to wait until new pricing reflect in Malaysia... Hopefully won't be long...

Whats seems to be the best price for 2tb these day? Got my eye on mx500 2tb