Crucial P3 Plus 1TB NVMe M.2 Internal SSD

Crystal Disk mark read 5024 write 4355. Temperature with a good heatsink rest 28 degrees load 50 degrees. Without heatsink rest 42 degrees load 59 degrees. I am planning on getting another of these in the future. Crystal Disk mark read 5024 write 4355. Temperature with a good heatsink rest 28 degrees load 50 degrees. Without heatsink rest 42 degrees load 59 degrees. I am planning on getting another of these in the future.

It works on my PS5 and checked it also on my PC works flawless. TBW is 800. I also have a 3 years old intel 660P 2 terrabytes and tbw is 400 still health is 99% based on it's intel software. It works on my PS5 and checked it also on my PC works flawless. TBW is 800. I also have a 3 years old intel 660P 2 terrabytes and tbw is 400 still health is 99% based on it's intel software.

Comes with easy to use cloning software. I'm not that tech savy, but found it easy to understand. Comes with easy to use cloning software. I'm not that tech savy, but found it easy to understand.

In all of the parts I bought in Pbtech for my pc build, I will say that this m.2 ssd is a letdown as it feels flimsy. It is working as expected though the build quality is a concern in my opinion. In all of the parts I bought in Pbtech for my pc build, I will say that this m.2 ssd is a letdown as it feels flimsy. It is working as expected though the build quality is a concern in my opinion.

By: Metalclown512Q 16/08/23

Verified Owner

Not to sure about this as I was told the MVMe was faster than SSD.
This one is way slower that My old Crucial SSD.
It's in my system as a clone of the boot NVMe in case I get wacked with something nasty.
Easy way to keep smiling in the face of potential disaster (power off and boot from the second bootable drive) Not to sure about this as I was told the MVMe was faster than SSD.
This one is way slower that My old Crucial SSD.
It's in my system as a clone of the boot NVMe in case I get wacked with something nasty.
Easy way to keep smiling in the face of potential disaster (power off and boot from the second bootable drive)

I bought this for a pc built and it has been really good. It it very fast and is a great price. As i got the 500gb one though, i am running out of space so i would recomend getting the 1tb or more I bought this for a pc built and it has been really good. It it very fast and is a great price. As i got the 500gb one though, i am running out of space so i would recomend getting the 1tb or more

By: AlexW_ 17/07/24

I've been using this SSD as my boot drive and there has been no problems whatsoever. for the price, this is well worth it as my older PCIe 3.0 M.2 ssd was priced a little bit higher than this. Very good! I've been using this SSD as my boot drive and there has been no problems whatsoever. for the price, this is well worth it as my older PCIe 3.0 M.2 ssd was priced a little bit higher than this. Very good!

It's a nice upgrade thumbs up!!! Now downloading games from steam. ^_^ It's a nice upgrade thumbs up!!! Now downloading games from steam. ^_^

Great product would buy again Great product would buy again

It works flawlessly on my PC. large capacity and works fast aside from being the cheapest 4tb in town. It works flawlessly on my PC. large capacity and works fast aside from being the cheapest 4tb in town.

I brought this in shop and i was gong to use this as my replacement videos drive but when migrating my files i found that when doing large file transfers, after it got through about 10sec or 20Gb (ish) that my speeds tanked from about 2800Mb down too just 78Mb/s. this is absolutly hopeless as i have 5400rpm laptop hard drives that can out do that speed. Ended up just buying a Lexar 4Tb NM790 and that is miles ahead in performance and would sustain 2800Mb/s the entire time (the drive i am replacing is only gen 3) I brought this in shop and i was gong to use this as my replacement videos drive but when migrating my files i found that when doing large file transfers, after it got through about 10sec or 20Gb (ish) that my speeds tanked from about 2800Mb down too just 78Mb/s. this is absolutly hopeless as i have 5400rpm laptop hard drives that can out do that speed. Ended up just buying a Lexar 4Tb NM790 and that is miles ahead in performance and would sustain 2800Mb/s the entire time (the drive i am replacing is only gen 3)

I've had two of these SSDs within about a year, using them for editing on Davinci Resolve, both of them have failed, and are completely unrecoverable, as referred by Datalab NZ. DO NOT BUY, unless you are backing it up to another drive or are using it for cloud saved games, such as with steam. Would highly recommend avoiding this SSD and spending a bit more for a Samsung one. I've had two of these SSDs within about a year, using them for editing on Davinci Resolve, both of them have failed, and are completely unrecoverable, as referred by Datalab NZ. DO NOT BUY, unless you are backing it up to another drive or are using it for cloud saved games, such as with steam. Would highly recommend avoiding this SSD and spending a bit more for a Samsung one.