I saw KC3000 & Fury Renegade are quite similar except the latter has slightly higher write speed (7Kmb/s vs 7.3kmb/s) and endurance (1.6PBW vs 2PBW), price different between these 2 about RM70, which one is more worth?

Both also from Kingston. Higher endurance more worth it.

Transcend MTE220S 2TB now RM650.
https://shopee.com.my/TRANSCEND-MTE220S-PCI...5d-111e16d15b59

I'm not gonna buy this but just wondering

Samsung 4TB 870 EVO SATA III 2.5 inch Internal SSD, for RM1,818.90. https://shopee.com.my/product/258460526/689...24-1666327919.9.

shipping from HK, price too good to be true ? Will have problem if try to RMA with Samsung Malaysia?

This seller should be OK. I bought before Apple Thunderbolt Firewire adapter and Thunderbolt USBC adapter from them.

Hi guys, please recommend me affordable and reliable SSD brands for now, I'm looking for at least 500GB, to slot in second slot of my laptop as current alrdy have 256 GB.

Require M.2 2280

Should be enough to last another 3 years?

This post has been edited by HumbleBF: Oct 22 2022, 08:46 AM

Silicon Power A80 P34
512GB: Read (max) up to 3,400MB/s / Write (max.) up to 2,300MB/s
512GB: 800 TBW
Warranty: 5 years

TRANSCEND MTE220S
512 GB up to 3,300/2,100 MB/s
512 GB 1,100 TBW
Warranty Duration 5 Years

ADATA XPG SSD SX8200 Pro
read/write up to 3500/3000MB/s
5-Year Warranty

Samsung 980
Sequential Read: Up to 3,100 MB/s
Sequential Write: Up to 2,600 MB/s
Warranty: 5-Year Limited Warranty

Around RM250

Look for PCIE gen 3 SSD if your laptop doesn't support PCIE gen 4 or doesn't need so fast. I see many seller start clearing their stock of PCIE gen 3 SSD so it's a good time to buy now before only left the more expensive PCIE gen 4. A month ago I bought Gigabyte M30 512GB for RM169 only. Now the seller no more stock.

Budget and purpose? If for secondary storage, just buy any stick from a reputable brand will do.

Thank you so much, seems like you got a good deal, last year I bought DDR4 8GB RAM Alrdy rm140, now prices drops so much


Yes, just for secondary storage mainly to store games and maybe some music etc, but I think the 512GB SSD read and write gonna be better than my current 256GB SSD so why not put my windows into there as well hmm

for transcend mte220s 2tb, it's 629myr per piece of 2tb now.

it's still good as work/game drives.

this 2TB is dirt cheap in MYR actually
SG here still selling ~113/TB for most of the SSD, dram-less Team SSD

wow.

this is good stuff imo. it has high capacity, high endurance, good-enough r/w speed, at affordable price.

Transcend 4TB 2.5inch ssd anyone using it? Whats the sustain rate speed for TLC?

PNY CS900 now the cheapest 2TB 2.5" SSD. Below RM500

For Samsung diehards & those not worried bout warranty issues

870 EVO SATA 4TB at USD 300 (lowest ever at Amzn)
https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-Inch-Interna...36GF?th=1&psc=1

Add on USD 24 for shipping+ import tax = $324 = about RM 1.5k
Absolutely beats any local shopee seller

just some quick question, my new pc come with this ssd, incoming if i need bigger ssd, what should i looking for?
never use nvme ssd before



there is not showing mode on crystal app

https://product.skhynix.com/products/ssd/cssd/pc711.go

pci-e gen3 x4. however, it's better to check the form factor of the stock ssd. sometimes these manufacturers use less-common ones. 2280 is what we can usually find in retail market.

So incoming i just see gen 3×4 for bigger ssd? For any brand?
That site does not tell tbw for this ssd

large SSD usually will last much longer, SSD with RAM, and with overprovisioning enabled will further extend the SSD life expectancy.
provide you dont abuse it, eg torrenting, use it like server drive.

My 960evo 256GB TBW is 31347GB, already erased itself 122 times and it's still kicking.

my usual trick is non-essential programs and download are saved to HDD or NAS.
give it few more years, SSD 1TB/$ will become more affordable and you can say good bye to dead hdd or bulky PC soon.

yes.

certain manufacturers seldom share details about their oem drives publicly.