I'm planning to upgrade my current m.2 NVME 1TB setup by adding another 1TB 2.5" SSD to store games (Steam, Origin etc).

What's a good 2.5" SSD 1TB brand out there? Specifically value for money ones. Thanks LYN!

how's the performance? what's the warranty also for it?

dem that's pretty good, and the price as well 

i have not received my mte220s that i paid 1.2k for, maybe i can reject the delivery and pick up this cs3040 instead 

Hmmm my new Samsung 980 SSD comes with 555GB written already, is it normal?

Can i use this adaptor to connect my Samsung Evo 870 ssd to my laptop without using a external casing?
https://s.lazada.com.my/s.eBb1k

Ok guys, recommend me a 2TB NVME SSD with heatsink for Playstation 5. Budget is 1.5K.

How about this one? This is not DRAMless right?

Last question , which shop did you bought from online or at the offline shop ? years of usage ? or batch/serial number ?
I would avoid the same shop or batch number with the specific firmware.Thank you

Only idiots would fall for this
And looking at the ratings. There are tons of them idiots out there

Haven't they ever heard the term "If the price seems too good to be true, it probably is?"

Just a curious question here which would help me to choose.

With the plethora of faster and faster DRAMless (HMB) Gen4 SSD, would it still make sense to go for slower Gen3 SSD with DRAM?

I mean would you still pick a Transcend MTE220 (3300R/2800W) over a Crucial P3Plus (5000R/3600W)?

30TB ssd at RM118. lol... Free type C cable summore. lol...

Hi all. Sorry for the late reply. Its from All IT Hypermarket. This is the link.

https://shopee.com.my/Kingston-KC3000-PCIe-...1b-5de9c0766558

RM387.50 - 58.13(15% off voucher) - 3000 coins = RM299.37.

no stock? or they just realize they should sell at higher price

i can see ssd prices keep creeping up. kc3000 2tb from 500 (nov23) > 600 > now 700++

Owh sorry to hear that. Exactly what happen to me but a different seller. I didnt think a company as reputable as ALLIT will also do that too. And yeah its more likely they want to sell at a higher price.  Track it for a month or so it will suddenly come back at the "adjusted" pricing.

i was surprised about the allit's incident too.

again, communications before purchase helps. it's an attempt as a buyer to make sure sellers are aware of the situations, and are ready to commit. if they decided to tell me 'no stock', i will thank them and move on.

idealtech does remind buyers to check with them via pm first before purchase. it's a good move as seller to avoid potential issues.