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https://www.anandtech.com/show/13391/the-kingston-hyperx-fury-rgb-ssd-review
I wonder which executive(s) approved this mess of a SSD? Are we really at a point where people are not satisfied with their motherboard, RAM, PSU, case, fans, and GPUs glowing, and now they need a glowing SSD?
I wonder which executive(s) approved this mess of a SSD? Are we really at a point where people are not satisfied with their motherboard, RAM, PSU, case, fans, and GPUs glowing, and now they need a glowing SSD?
When it comes to actual storage duties however, the Fury RGB is not as versatile, and the LED lighting itself is responsible for most of the drive's problems. The LED lighting on the Kingston HyperX Fury RGB SSD drives up the price of this SATA SSD to NVMe levels and draws enough power to make the drive more prone to overheating than almost any M.2 NVMe SSD out there.
Ultimately the HyperX Fury RGB seems to have been designed as a lighting solution first and an SSD second.