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Great drive, the 2TB version is super fast. I got mine on sale from newegg around Black Friday/Holidays time last year, now there is an even better deal. 1TB versions about $130, 2TB versions about $240.
These drives can be used in both PCs and new consoles. The 2TB is a bit faster over the 1TB version, due to additional NAND channels, IIRC. If you buy, make sure the firmware is updated, in early reviews, that made a big difference in helping them become one of the fastest m.2 SSDs out there.
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Note that the seller is from Adata direct.
These drives can be used in both PCs and new consoles. The 2TB is a bit faster over the 1TB version, due to additional NAND channels, IIRC. If you buy, make sure the firmware is updated, in early reviews, that made a big difference in helping them become one of the fastest m.2 SSDs out there.
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Note that the seller is from Adata direct.
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