Seagate FireCuda 510 2TB Performance Internal Solid State Drive SSD PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe 1.3 for Gaming PC Gaming Laptop Desktop (ZP2000GM30021)

Really good seller. I highly recommend ordering from this seller, they responded right away and the product came in faster than the estimated delivery date. The ssd was a little a difficult to install at first so I recommend getting some assistance from a technician. The value is good but not great because it is a bit on the expensive side but it is still worth it. You should probably get a newer Mobo to take advantage of the gen4 speeds, however on a gen 3 mobo it is still ridiculously quick. Highly recommend, everything boots up so much faster than before. Great performance with games as well. I'd say I'm satisfied with the seller's fast delivery, quick response to my email and good quality of product. If you need a fast ssd, this is a good one for you to get.

I just built a new pretty darn fast PC, and I wanted some fast storage in it. As my motherboard supports PCIe 4.0 (AKA 'Gen4'), I looked around for a M.2 SSD based on PCIe 4.0, and decided (after a price drop) to go with the 1TB Firecuda 520. My motherboard comes with a built-in heat sink that covers the M.2 slots, so that discouraged me from selecting other M.2 SSDs that come with their own pre-installed heat sinks. In any case, the 520 installed very easily, worked from the start, and - while I've not ran any benchmarks - seems pretty darn fast. All in all, I'm very pleased. For the record, my PC runs Ubuntu 19.10 and I enabled Ubuntu's whole-disk encryption when installed the OS. TLDR: The Firecuda is fast, installed without any hitches, has been running without missing a beat - I certainly don't have anything to complain about and so I heartily recommend it.

Quedo excelente para mi laptop.! Confien en amazon.!

Okay. A lot of things here. Full disclosure, I have been a Seagate ‘fanboy’ for over twenty years. These drives do not disappoint. I have them installed in a Ryzen 3 3600 system, but I would put them in a Ryzen 9 system in a heartbeat to get access to the PCIe4.0 speed bus. Right now they are limited to PCIe 3.0 speeds but I can’t say I mind. I run Linux and I will say that the access times on these drives are basically nonexistent. I can compile Java and C++ code in no time at all. Yes, I know the compilation and linking are CPU tasks, but the loading and saving are I/O tasks and that is where the bottlenecks usually appear. Not with these bad boys. Sure, I wish Seagate made a 4TB or an 8TB version, but for. Ow I can settle for these.

Buena calidad y velocidad

This drive is super speedy...3500 Mbs write and 2500 Mbs read with PCIe 3.0. When I upgrade the motherborad it should go up to 5000 writes. The install was a breeze on my X370 board with the software from Seagate. Easy to clone the operating system and everything else on the drive. About a half an hour. Just unplugged the old SSD and booted right to the new drive. Plugged the old drive in, reformatted and now it's extra storage. The drive in great and I can't wait to use it with a PCIe 4.0 interface.

The difference in my boot times versus my friends is insane. When I reboot in the discord call and am back in 10 seconds they say, "what?! That was fast!"

I bought a 2TB SSD M2 to replace my 1 TB, it's not compatible, here is why ..... M2 SSD with capacity larger than 1 TB will have chips on both sides and it may not be compatible with some models of laptops, especially laptops with slim body or thin profile. look at my pictures for clarification. My laptop is LENOVO P1 GEN 2 and IT'S NOT COMPATIBLE good thing about this product, it (SSD M2 2TB) is made in TAIWAN , not China.