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Team Group MP34 NVME SSD (512GB) review
Posted by: on: 04/19/2019 09:00 AM [
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A week or so ago Team Group announced a new NVMe SSD (M2), the MP34 series is aimed to be a properly fast NVMe proposition at a reasonable price. We had the opportunity to test the 512GB model thoroughly.
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mrbull3tproof
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Posted on: 04/19/2019 10:48 PM
"Proper NVMe performance at $159 for 1TB? Teah, a week or two ago..."
"Proper NVMe performance at $159 for 1TB? Teah, a week or two ago..."
Venix
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Posted on: 04/20/2019 09:19 AM
I really really really do not need nvme ssd my sata ssd really gives me enough speed and then some for my needs .....but damn with this kind of performance at this price ....i am having an epic mental battle in my head trying to resist the urge to snatch one!
I really really really do not need nvme ssd my sata ssd really gives me enough speed and then some for my needs .....but damn with this kind of performance at this price ....i am having an epic mental battle in my head trying to resist the urge to snatch one!
Agonist
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Posted on: 04/21/2019 09:45 PM
Well I agree that Sata 3 ssds are still plenty fast for gaming, but my case has only 3 SSD spots. I still keep 2 large mechanical drivers for games that dont need an SSD. I have alot of games, everything is full. I have one NVME for my OS, and a 2nd slot on my board. This 1TB looks very tasty tbh for the price point when most Sata 3 1TB still go for $125-$145 USD. I already wanna replace all of my SSD with 1TB for gaming drives. My 950 evo 250GB is still more then enough for an OS drive TBH.
This is my main gaming rig.
I really really really do not need nvme ssd my sata ssd really gives me enough speed and then some for my needs .....but damn with this kind of performance at this price ....i am having an epic mental battle in my head trying to resist the urge to snatch one!
Well I agree that Sata 3 ssds are still plenty fast for gaming, but my case has only 3 SSD spots. I still keep 2 large mechanical drivers for games that dont need an SSD. I have alot of games, everything is full. I have one NVME for my OS, and a 2nd slot on my board. This 1TB looks very tasty tbh for the price point when most Sata 3 1TB still go for $125-$145 USD. I already wanna replace all of my SSD with 1TB for gaming drives. My 950 evo 250GB is still more then enough for an OS drive TBH.
This is my main gaming rig.
Venix
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Posted on: 04/22/2019 07:42 AM
@Agonist Dayuuuuuum and i thought i have a lot of hard drives with my 4 hard drives 2xssd 2xhdd !
@Agonist Dayuuuuuum and i thought i have a lot of hard drives with my 4 hard drives 2xssd 2xhdd !
mannix
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Posted on: 04/22/2019 12:27 PM
The image for the File Copy tests comparison graph:
The image for the File Copy tests comparison graph:
Performance Game Load Times
Is missing the MP34 score, the WD Blue SN500 is highlighted.
Is missing the MP34 score, the WD Blue SN500 is highlighted.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 04/22/2019 08:18 PM
The image for the File Copy tests comparison graph:
Thanks Mannix, I've corrected that.
The image for the File Copy tests comparison graph:
Performance Game Load Times
Is missing the MP34 score, the WD Blue SN500 is highlighted.
Is missing the MP34 score, the WD Blue SN500 is highlighted.
Thanks Mannix, I've corrected that.
sykozis
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Posted on: 04/23/2019 01:20 AM
Hey boss....
I suspect that was supposed to say "good" and not "hood"....
So, how do Team Group drives look for reliability? Going off reviews on Newegg from the last time I was looking for a new drive, they seemed to have a higher than average failure rate....
Hey boss....
All very decent especially considering that the TBW values for this SSD are really hood, 800 TBW for this 512 GB version, and even 1660 TB written for the 1 TB model.
I suspect that was supposed to say "good" and not "hood"....
So, how do Team Group drives look for reliability? Going off reviews on Newegg from the last time I was looking for a new drive, they seemed to have a higher than average failure rate....
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NIOCE!.!.