werkt zoals verwacht

Goede pas form super snel gebruik deze kaart in mijn desktop die is al snel maar hierdoor krijg hij een boost.

Worked as advertised.

Ik heb mijn opstart schijf van 1 tb vergroot met deze crucial 2tb. Ben tevreden ermee.. lees- en schrijf snelheid is voldoende

It works as it should, but system takes a lot of time to make a previews for images, so for that matters I would go with something else

In al mijn PC's gebruik ik de Crucial MX500 Sata disks en hebben tot nu toe nooit teleur gesteld. Ook deze doet weer prima z'n werk. Al mijn Crucial disks (voor de Windows disk) hebben tot nu toe nog steeds 100% gezondheidsstatus.In 1 PC heb ik een ADATA SX8200 zitten voor de Windows disk en die heeft (na een half jaar al) nog maar 97% gezondheid.Dus voortaan blijf ik bij Crucial!

product vandaag ontvangen en meteen geïnstalleerd, alles verliep vlekkeloos en de snelheden zijn zoals verwacht. overal; ik ben tevreden met mijn aankoop! laat al de duurdere M.2's links liggen en kies voor Crucial, dan krijg je waar voor je geld.

not the fastest but decent performance for a good prics

ممتاز وسريع

After installing the Crucial 2TB PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD in my Dell XPS 9560, I ran a series of benchmarks using CrystalDiskMark 8.0.1 to see if the upgrade was worth it. The results were nothing short of spectacular, confirming that this SSD is a top-tier performer.Performance Overview:Sequential Read/Write (Q8T1): The SSD achieved an astonishing 3153.94 MB/s read and 2974.02 MB/s write speeds. This shows that the SSD can handle large file transfers incredibly efficiently, which is perfect for video editing and data analysis.Sequential Read/Write (Q1T1): It recorded 2230.71 MB/s read and 2568.10 MB/s write speeds. These speeds are reflective of typical daily usage and suggest significant improvements in application loading and file access over traditional SSDs.Random Read/Write (4KB Q32T1): With 342.65 MB/s read and 182.53 MB/s write speeds, the drive excels in multitasking and complex operations, which are common in system operations and during multiple applications running.Random Read/Write (4KB Q1T1): Achieving 48.49 MB/s read and 123.72 MB/s write, the SSD proves it can handle random data requests efficiently, enhancing overall system responsiveness.Final Thoughts: The Crucial 2TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD delivers exceptional performance that has breathed new life into my Dell XPS 9560. The incredible speeds significantly reduce load times and improve the system's ability to handle demanding applications and large files. Whether it's for professional use or daily computing, this SSD proves to be an excellent investment for anyone looking to upgrade their system. Highly recommended for its superior performance and reliability!

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Added two modules to QNAP TS464 and all worked without problems

I got this 4TB Crucial P3 NVMe SSD as an upgrade to the original 512GB Apple-OEM SSD in my 2013 Mac Pro (otherwise known as the "trash can" Mac Pro). Using a Sintech NGFF M.2 NVMe SSD Adapter Card, I was able to connect this Crucial P3 directly to the 2013 Mac Pro's NVMe slot without any fuss. After formatting the Crucial P3 to APFS in Disk Utility and installing a fresh copy of macOS Monterey, I was in business. The Crucial P3 was very easy and pleasant to install.(Note that for anyone wanting to use a Crucial P3 in their 2013 Mac Pro, you MUST install and run macOS Monterey prior to installing the Crucial P3 due to the NVMe-related firmware that macOS Monterey installs. The reported firmware version after installing macOS Monterey on the 2013 Mac Pro is 481.0.0.0.0.)Blackmagic Disk Speed Test reports 1280 MB/s write and 1350 MB/s for this Crucial P3, which is the expected result given the 2013 Mac Pro's PCIe 2.0 bottleneck. This is still a major improvement over the OEM Apple SSD, which only achieves around 900 MB/s write and 940 MB/s read, respectively.For older machines that are stuck with PCIe 2.0 or 3.0, the Crucial P3 is an excellent value for the capacity. Just don't expect to run it in a professional setting -- the P3 is really meant for casual users that want good storage per dollar without the expectation of slinging terabytes of data around on a daily basis. The Crucial P3 doesn't have any DRAM cache, nor does it have a heatsink. While the Crucial P3 doesn't run too hot unto itself, you may still want to consider thermal management in the case where you do want to run sustained loads on the SSD through PCIe 3.0 or Thunderbolt 3/4. However, if you are running PCIe 2.0 or are just using the Crucial P3 casually, then you can safely get away without using any thermal management since the Crucial P3 will run cool enough by itself.If you are running PCIe 3.0 or Thunderbolt 3/4, then don't expect the P3 to perform at its best on large sustained data transfers. But if you are running PCIe 2.0 like I am with my 2013 Mac Pro, then these weaknesses are mitigated due to the PCIe 2.0 bottleneck.If you do decide to use the Crucial P3 in an NVMe enclosure, be sure to use an aluminum enclosure that can act as the Crucial P3's heatsink. I used an ACASIS TBU405 Pro 40Gbps Thunderbolt 3/4 NVMe enclosure for my initial testing with the Crucial P3, and it works like a charm. Running the Crucial P3 in the ACASIS TBU405 Pro enclosure connected to my 2019 MacBook Pro i9, Blackmagic Disk Speed Test reports 2300 MB/s write and 2240 MB/s read. These numbers are on the slower side compared to the more expensive PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 NVMe SSD drives, which clearly demonstrates the budget performance of the Crucial P3. You get what you pay for.But for the casual use case, the low cost per gigabyte of the P3 backed by the support of Crucial, a respectable brand that I have bought plenty of RAM and SSDs from in the past, is why I am giving the 4TB Crucial P3 a 5-star rating. It does what it needs to do, which is to provide big storage for an affordable price, all within a convenient NVMe package. And if you can get the Crucial P3 on sale like I did, then it easily becomes a no-brainer purchase. As long as you keep your performance expectations within reason, the Crucial P3 will serve you well. My 2013 Mac Pro has never felt better!