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This Item  Silicon Power 1TB w/DRAM Cache NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 R/W up to 3,400/3,000MB/s SSD (SU001TBP34A80M28AB) |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $72.99 | $139.99 | $129.99 | $64.99 | $104.97 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | — | Silicon Power USA Inc | Silicon Power USA Inc | Silicon Power USA Inc | TEAMGROUP Inc. | Silicon Power USA Inc |
| storage capacity | 1 TB | 1 TB | 2000 GB | 2 TB | 1 TB | 2000 GB |
| hardware interface | pci x 4 | solid state drive | solid state drive | lightning, solid state drive | pci express 4.0 | solid state drive |
| compatible devices | This drive is compatible with servers and arrays that accept M.2 2280 PCle drives | Desktop | Laptop, Gaming Console | Laptop | Desktop, Laptop | Gaming Console |
| form factor | Solid State Drive | — | M 2 | M.2 | M 2 | M 2 |
| write speed | 3400 megabits per second | — | — | — | 4500 | 2800 megabits per second |
| read speed | 3400 megabytes per second | 5000 megabytes per second | 5000 megabytes per second | — | 5000 megabytes per second | — |
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| Sequential Read-ATTO | 3400 MB/s | 3400 MB/s | 3400 MB/s | 3400 MB/s |
| Sequential Write-ATTO | 1000 MB/s | 2250 MB/s | 3000 MB/s | 3000 MB/s |
| Sequential Read-CDM | 3100 MB/s | 3400 MB/s | 3400 MB/s | 3400 MB/s |
| Sequential Write-CDM | 1100 MB/s | 2300 MB/s | 3000 MB/s | 3000 MB/s |
| 4K Random Read | 180K | 290K | 390K | 500K |
| 4K Random Write | 240K | 510K | 450K | 600K |
| Terabytes Written (TBW) | 380 | 800 | 1665 | 3115 |
| Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF hrs) | 2,000,000 | 2,000,000 | 2,000,000 | 2,000,000 |
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Who needs PCIe Gen 4 when striping two of these SP 1TB drives into a RAID 0 works so well?
I download about 6 Tb of data each month and that data is stored on two 32 Tb external drive enclosures with four much slower 8 Tb traditional 3.5-inch mechanical drives. The speed at which the data comes in is much too fast for the enclosures to write the data in real time creating a huge bottleneck. So instead of writing directly to the enclosures, I used my solid state NVME drive to a large cache the incoming data as it comes in. Then the data from that cache will trickle the content to my enclosures. But there was still bottlenecking and some latency when I was just using one of these Silicon Power NVME drives. So, I purchased another one and a PCI-E to NVME m.2 adapter. I created the RAID 0 in my BIOS so that the two drives would double my storage space, but also increase the read/write speed. After installing my OS and updating all the drivers and software, I ran a benchmark on the RAID 0 and was extremely pleased to see how much faster two of these Silicon Power NVME drives performed together please see the screen capture that I uploaded. For my purposed, this setup work great. I have the RAID split into two partitions. The smaller one has my OS and apps installed on it. The much larger second partition is set aside for some backup storage, but it also serves as the first place my downloads are stored prior to being sent to my external drives for permanent storage. With the price of 2 Tb PCi-e Gen 4 drives hovering around $400 and the price of one of these 1 Tb drives at $99 at the time of this writing, using two of these drives was much less expensive even when the PCI-e to m.2 NVME adapter which cost about $20 was included in order to create the array. So, for almost half the price of a gen 4 2 Tb drive, I was able to get the same high performance at about half the price. For my needs, Silicon Power came through for me and I couldn't be happier because the bottle neck is gone!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2020
In image 1 is the Silicon Power 1TB NVMe Gen3 x4. Image 2 is my Samsung 850 EVO 500GB 2.5" SATA SSD for a side-by-side comparison. Well, if you could call it a comparison. This NVMe completely obliterated it.
The NVMe is on a Gigabyte Aorus Elite X570 ATX motherboard with a Ryzen 7 3700X CPU. Running Windows 10 64-bit update 18363.592. I'm using the board's included M.2 heat sink. The NVMe drive sits just above a rather warm Gigabyte R9 390. Thermals have stayed manageable and speeds have been as expected with no issues. I moved my Arch Linux installation to a little over half of the NVMe and it's running exceptionally well.
You can see from the 3rd image that the NVMe ran cooler than the 2.5" Samsung SSD. M.2s can benefit a lot from the airflow of being on the motherboard rather than in the PSU shroud or behind the motherboard panel, where a traditional 2.5" drive would often find itself. I have it installed in an NZXT H510 case with 3x 120mm PWM fans (1800 RPM max) and 1x stock 120mm DC /w voltage control fan (1500 RPM max). Fans are configured for a positive pressure, with the rear PWM fan as exhaust, single top DC fan as intake over the CPU, and 2 front PWM fans as intake. The Samsung SSD is behind the motherboard panel and installed on a modular tray. I've been using the drives for various tasks throughout the day, including the CrystalDiskMark 6.0.0 bench. HWMonitor was up and recording max temps during that time.
Verdict: BUY
The NVMe is on a Gigabyte Aorus Elite X570 ATX motherboard with a Ryzen 7 3700X CPU. Running Windows 10 64-bit update 18363.592. I'm using the board's included M.2 heat sink. The NVMe drive sits just above a rather warm Gigabyte R9 390. Thermals have stayed manageable and speeds have been as expected with no issues. I moved my Arch Linux installation to a little over half of the NVMe and it's running exceptionally well.
You can see from the 3rd image that the NVMe ran cooler than the 2.5" Samsung SSD. M.2s can benefit a lot from the airflow of being on the motherboard rather than in the PSU shroud or behind the motherboard panel, where a traditional 2.5" drive would often find itself. I have it installed in an NZXT H510 case with 3x 120mm PWM fans (1800 RPM max) and 1x stock 120mm DC /w voltage control fan (1500 RPM max). Fans are configured for a positive pressure, with the rear PWM fan as exhaust, single top DC fan as intake over the CPU, and 2 front PWM fans as intake. The Samsung SSD is behind the motherboard panel and installed on a modular tray. I've been using the drives for various tasks throughout the day, including the CrystalDiskMark 6.0.0 bench. HWMonitor was up and recording max temps during that time.
Verdict: BUY
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023
Would absolutely buy again for another PC build.
HAS DRAM CACHE! Inexpensive and fast.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023
I got this NVMe drive for a budget PC build and it did not disappoint. It's super affordable for the capacity and is great as an OS drive and programs if you don't need to take advantage of PCIe 4.0 or 5.0 speeds as it its PCIe 3.0. That it's super inexpensive (at the time of this review) and has DRAM cache is fantastic!Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023
Would absolutely buy again for another PC build.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2021
Took a gamble on this drive in lieu of some of the negative reviews and couldn't be happier. I can't speak about the legitimacy of the component swaps mentioned in other reviews, but I can say that this drive is meeting and even exceeding the advertised performance. This drive's performance is comparable to that of the Samsung 970 Evo and Sabrent Rocket, and typically goes for a much lower price.
This drive doesn't get the recognition it deserves, probably because Silicon Power has a reputation for making cheap and low performance SSD's, but this one is an exception.
Pros:
As fast as the best Gen 3.0 NVMe drives out there.
TLC NAND - Faster and more durable than the QLC used in other budget NVMe's.
DRAM Cache - Greatly improved performance and durability compared to cheap DRAMless SSD's.
Cons:
Possible quality control issues or inconsistent components used in some drives causing much lower performance. Problem not present on my item.
One of the Best Value HIGH PERFORMANCE NVMe's Out There
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2021
1TB Drive purchased Sept. 2020Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2021
Took a gamble on this drive in lieu of some of the negative reviews and couldn't be happier. I can't speak about the legitimacy of the component swaps mentioned in other reviews, but I can say that this drive is meeting and even exceeding the advertised performance. This drive's performance is comparable to that of the Samsung 970 Evo and Sabrent Rocket, and typically goes for a much lower price.
This drive doesn't get the recognition it deserves, probably because Silicon Power has a reputation for making cheap and low performance SSD's, but this one is an exception.
Pros:
As fast as the best Gen 3.0 NVMe drives out there.
TLC NAND - Faster and more durable than the QLC used in other budget NVMe's.
DRAM Cache - Greatly improved performance and durability compared to cheap DRAMless SSD's.
Cons:
Possible quality control issues or inconsistent components used in some drives causing much lower performance. Problem not present on my item.
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Kalasagar mallam
superb ................blazing speed............
Reviewed in India on December 2, 2020
Kalasagar mallam
Reviewed in India on December 2, 2020
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C. C
Speed is as Advertised. Competitively Priced 1TB TLC NAND. Easy Warranty Registration.
Reviewed in Singapore on August 4, 2021
C. C
Reviewed in Singapore on August 4, 2021
Tested this on an Asus and MSI board, Intel i7-9700KF. Able to reach the advertised 3000Mbps speed read/write on sequential files. OK product with affordable pricing.
Ensure that you get the A80 model, not the lower end DRAMless A60. Pay a little bit extra for a considerable performance boost.
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