Specifications
Manufacturer
Intel
Part #
SSDPEKNW512G8XT
Capacity
512 GB
Price / GB
$0.160
Type
SSD
Form Factor
M.2-2280
Interface
M.2 PCIe 3.0 X4
NVME
Yes
Compatible Parts
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Intel
Part #
SSDPEKNW512G8XT
Capacity
512 GB
Price / GB
$0.160
Type
SSD
Form Factor
M.2-2280
Interface
M.2 PCIe 3.0 X4
NVME
Yes
Price History
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- 5 points
- 1 year 7 months ago
from completed build Final update to AM4 Build
Used as a boot drive for the past 3 years. inexpensive and I think fast. I know the whole TLC vs QLC argument but hey I never had an issue. Still comes out clean as a whistle on crystal disc
- 5 points
- 1 year 8 months ago
from completed build My Baby
Boots windows super fast and the games I do have on it boot up pretty quick.
- 17 points
- 3 years 1 month ago
from completed build Jonsbo V9 compact productivity/gaming build
Carry-over from a different build and functions as the OS drive. Despite it being QLC it performs fine and doesn't run hot.
- 35 points
- 3 years 2 months ago
from completed build Ye ol' 32TB UnRAID NAS boxx
Plenty fast as an UnRAID cache drive. I do have an external aluminum heatsink on it as it will thermal throttle under sustained load. I would only notice when performing large file transfers that would keep the drive active for 30-50 minutes. After applying the heatsink I no longer see any thermal warnings.
- 6 points
- 3 years 5 months ago
from completed build The MedBox
Cheap, functional, and does the job exceptionally well. Everything loads extremely quickly.
- 7 points
- 3 years 8 months ago
from completed build First Ever Build
I got it for $80, really nice. My first SSD, would boot my pc in 13s, not bad for a first build.
- 2 points
- 3 years 10 months ago
from completed build Ryzen custom build
It works just fine it may not be as fast as others but it does the job.
- 15 points
- 4 years ago
from completed build HTPC (Helps To Pass Corona-time)
Wish I'd read up on QLC memory before buying, as this is my OS drive, I'd have gone for a more stable tech.
- 2 points
- 4 years ago
from completed build AMD x NVIDIA buget(ish) editing and gaming rig
Great for the price, perfect for a boot disk. wish I'd sprung for the 1tb model, as it seems they are simply faster. That being said I am not doing a ton of large file transfers so this is plenty fast and has been an amazing improvement vs sata ssd or hdd. I keep it around half capacity (boot disk, and maybe a game I am currently playing, and anything i'm working on that benefits from being faster than my larger sata drive) and have run into no problems with speed. It isn't the fastest available, but price to performance made this purchase a no-brainer for me.
