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I held off buying NVME drives for a long time because SATA SSDs were cheaper and were still hugely faster than older HDDs. But now some NVME SSDs are the same price as SATA SSDs and are faster, so it was time to upgrade. I use my Inland (Microcenter) NVME as my boot drive with a separate partition for gaming and it is flawless.
Pros:
+ PRICE! Why buy a SATA drive when an NVME is faster, costs the same, and has no cables?
+ Fast! Phison E12 controller has similar performance to Samsung NVMEs that cost more than twice as much as Inland.
+ Uses 512e sector size for easy cloning with other SSDs/HDDs if you need to. (The Sabrent Rocket uses 4K sector size, which may cause problems with cloning depending on your software. If you clean install, this doesn't matter!)
+ Runs cool. It's usually around 35C when doing basic computing and jumps to a whole ~40C when loading a game. I maxed out at 66C benching with CrystalDiskMark. When copying game files from one SSD to my Inland, I maxed out at 64C. When copying game files from an HDD, it was under 60C. Unless you're working with HUGE files or copying lots of files back and forth constantly, it's not going to overheat on you. I'm using a Ryzen 1500X with a tower cooler, and my NVME slot is located between the CPU and GPU. I have a Meshify C case with 2 140mm intake fans and 2 120mm exhaust fans, so it has plenty of airflow.
+ If you do install an aftermarket heatsink, the drive is mostly bare. You won't have to worry about voiding a warranty by removing stickers. More manufacturers should do this!
Cons
- Most other Phison E12 controller NVME drives have 5 year warranties. Inland's is only 3 years.
- Doesn't come with any software for upgrading firmware or monitoring drive health and such. Not a big deal. I use HWiNFO64 for monitoring drive health anyway.
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INLAND PCIe Gen 3 x 4 NVMe M.2 (2280) SSD
Get NVMe SSD speeds and inject new life into your laptop or desktop PC with Inland solid state drives. You will experience quicker boot-up and shutdown, quicker application response, and data transfer speeds much faster than with a typical hard disk drive - all without purchasing a new computer.
NVMe Interface Offers Incredible Performance for Heavy Workloads
Equipped with a high-performance M.2 2280 interface, this SSD fits the latest desktops and laptops where space is at premium. Plus, an array of advanced technologies such as TRIM, SMART, Wear-leveling and OVER-Provision are built-in, allowing you to enjoy stable, reliable, and consistently fast performance throughout the usage of the SSDs.
- Capacity: 1TB;
- Interface: PCIe Gen 3.0 x 4;
- Form Factor: M.2 2280;
- Architecture: 3D TLC NAND Flash;
- NVMe 1.3 Compatible
- PCIe 3.1 Compatible
- Support Windows: 8 &10
Much Faster than SATA
Faster Read/Write speeds than your standard Sata SSD, and exponentially quicker than an HDD. Most SATA SSD provide Read/Write speeds in the neighborhood of 530/500 MB/s. Inland Premium NVMe drives provide read speeds up to 3100MB/s. That's almost 6x over SATA SSDs and as much as 30x over spinning HDDs!
Wide Compatibility
The most common m.2 2280 Form Factor supports the next-generation platforms of Intel and AMD. Suitable for the latest desktop, notebook and ultrabook. You do not need a thermal pad for this solid state drive and the motherboard, but need a M.2 NVME M Key compatible slot for this internal SSD.
More Reliable & Durable
The built-in Advance Flash Management SMART, TRIM, Advance Wear-Leveling(AWL), Bad Block Management(BBM), Firmware Update and Over-Provision technology improve the accuracy of data transfer and prolong the service life of flash memory, and bring it to it's maximum performance. Shock Resistance: 1,500G, 0.5ms.
Better Power Efficiency
Equipped with 3D TLC NAND Flash, power consumption is much lower than traditional hard drives, no overheat and quiet, larger storager capacities, making it the best embedded solution for new systems. MTBF: 1,800,000 Hours. Support APST, ASPM, L1.2 power management.
Data Security
Designed with no moving parts to help protect against data loss if it is accidentally bumped or dropped. And with several error correction technologies, Inland NVMe PEIe SSD can help guard data for years to come.
Support & Service
Everyone at Inland is dedicated to providing the best service to our customers. We are devoted to your satisfaction on every product. So you can be confident of your storage when you upgrade or replace any of your drives in Micro Center store.
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| Capacity | 1TB | 1TB/ 2TB | 1TB (More Capacities Aavailabe) | 1TB (More Capacities Aavailabe) | 1TB (More Capacities Aavailabe) |
| Internal/External | Internal | Internal | Internal | External | Internal |
| Read Speed | Up to 3400MB/s | Up to 5000MB/s | Up to 7000M/s | Up to 1100M/s | Up to 3300M/s |
| Write Speed | Up to 1900MB/s | Up to 4300MB/s | Up to 5500M/s | Up to 1000M/s | Up to 3000M/s |
| Interface | PCIe Gen 3 x 4 | PCIe Gen 4.0 x 4 | PCIe Gen 4.0 x 4 | USB3.2 Type-C | PCIe Gen 3 x 4 |
| Form Factor | M.2 2280 | M.2 2280 | M.2 2280 | M.2 2280 | M.2 2280 |
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Customers find the SSD performs well, particularly in gaming rigs, and appreciate its fast read and write speeds. The drive offers good value for money and is easy to install, with noticeable improvements in boot and game load times. However, reliability receives mixed feedback - while some report it's going strong with no problems, others mention it failing after 6 months of use.
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72 customers mention performance, 65 positive, 7 negative
Works great! I’m new to pc building and didn’t realize you had to configure it but google helped and it’s working awesome....Read more
Great Product Totally recommend Very Good Buy, have not tested speed, but still for the size and capacity its a bargain!Read more
Great drive.Read more
Great value, performance and easy to install in my 3 PC’s. Worked first time when inserted into NVME socket.Read more
54 customers mention speed, 51 positive, 3 negative
...Everything is running great and fast! I'll update my review later if need be, but as of now I'm extremely happy with the performance....Read more
Super fast over 3000 Mb/s read and write. It doesn’t skip a beat and windows loads from boot in under 12 seconds. Keeps up with name brand ones.Read more
Great price and very fast as long as you aren't writing massive files. Still pretty fast in that case too, but not Samsung level.Read more
15 seconds to install and a great value for a super fast SSD.Read more
44 customers mention value for money, 43 positive, 1 negative
Great value, performance and easy to install in my 3 PC’s. Worked first time when inserted into NVME socket.Read more
Good value until it abruptly died after 6 monthsRead more
Great price and very fast as long as you aren't writing massive files. Still pretty fast in that case too, but not Samsung level.Read more
...Found this Inland Premium 1tb for such a good price, went ahead and pulled the trigger....Read more
17 customers mention installation, 15 positive, 2 negative
Great value, performance and easy to install in my 3 PC’s. Worked first time when inserted into NVME socket.Read more
Great for first time pc build, very easy to install!!Read more
Super easy to install. I researched SSD's before settling on this one and I'm not disappointed....Read more
...Cloning worked no problem. Installed on the laptop and it's really fast. Benchmarks are really high. Would definitely purchase again....Read more
16 customers mention load speed, 15 positive, 1 negative
Runs amazingly fast. Games load quick. Is loads very fast.Read more
...Windows boots up very quickly, and it really speeds up app execution. (I have a 4TB HDD for data storage.)...Read more
...I cloned my ssd to this and it worked perfectly. My games have never loaded faster.Read more
Easy to install, extremely fast load times in my video he's compared to my old SATA driveRead more
18 customers mention reliability, 10 positive, 8 negative
...Have had no problems with the drive since it was installed.Read more
***Update: Failed at 1 year 10 month mark. 21 May 2021....Read more
...I use this drive as a boot drive and a game drive and have had no issues yet....Read more
Drive I received was defective. My laptop would not recognize the drive at all.Read more
Much Faster than iMac Internal Drive
I got this because my 2017 21.5" iMac was so dang slow. I was 100% sure it was because I got the lowest end model with just a standard SATA hard drive. People said they could live with it, but I think there was something wrong with mine perhaps it could have been all the junk that accumulated when I restored my data from my Time Machine backup. Mac benchmarks would yield a top read speed of about 50 MB/s. Other benchmarks like the Blackmagic Disk Speed test yielded about 25-30 MB/s. It was terrible. So I got this NVMe to use externally on a USB 3.1 Gen 2 enclosure. I know it is not as fast as mounting it on an internal NVMe M.2 slot but my iMac doesn't even have an M.2 slot internally. Best I could do internally is a slower SATA SSD which is not faster than USB 3.1 Gen 2. I could also maximize the NVMe's throughput by using a Thunderbolt enclosure but I was not willing to spend that much money. Either way, I am very pleased with this NVMe as it is much faster than the internal drive, which was near impossible to use prior to this upgrade. As you can see from the attached image, the benchmark on the left is the internal Apple hard drive, while the one on the right is this NVMe SSD. There is no CrystalDiskMark for MacOS so I'm using my Windows Boot Camp drive to test. I formatted the internal hard drive as exFAT and also created a small partition on the SSD and also formatted with exFAT so I can access both with Windows. The SSD is about 9 times faster in sequential read and write. Using a MacOS benchmark with the Apple File System intact, the SSD was more like 18 times faster. Any SSD will yield better results compared to a traditional hard drive. One of the reasons I chose this over the cheaper Crucial P1 is that this SSD uses TLC as opposed to the P1's QLC. That fact should increase longevity. Pros: -Fast, even when used externally -Just a tad bit more expensive than the cheaper Crucial P1 Cons: -Not a well-known brand name -Not really a con, but I'm sad I could not post the kind of benchmarks other people have
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019
I held off buying NVME drives for a long time because SATA SSDs were cheaper and were still hugely faster than older HDDs. But now some NVME SSDs are the same price as SATA SSDs and are faster, so it was time to upgrade. I use my Inland (Microcenter) NVME as my boot drive with a separate partition for gaming and it is flawless.
Pros:
+ PRICE! Why buy a SATA drive when an NVME is faster, costs the same, and has no cables?
+ Fast! Phison E12 controller has similar performance to Samsung NVMEs that cost more than twice as much as Inland.
+ Uses 512e sector size for easy cloning with other SSDs/HDDs if you need to. (The Sabrent Rocket uses 4K sector size, which may cause problems with cloning depending on your software. If you clean install, this doesn't matter!)
+ Runs cool. It's usually around 35C when doing basic computing and jumps to a whole ~40C when loading a game. I maxed out at 66C benching with CrystalDiskMark. When copying game files from one SSD to my Inland, I maxed out at 64C. When copying game files from an HDD, it was under 60C. Unless you're working with HUGE files or copying lots of files back and forth constantly, it's not going to overheat on you. I'm using a Ryzen 1500X with a tower cooler, and my NVME slot is located between the CPU and GPU. I have a Meshify C case with 2 140mm intake fans and 2 120mm exhaust fans, so it has plenty of airflow.
+ If you do install an aftermarket heatsink, the drive is mostly bare. You won't have to worry about voiding a warranty by removing stickers. More manufacturers should do this!
Cons
- Most other Phison E12 controller NVME drives have 5 year warranties. Inland's is only 3 years.
- Doesn't come with any software for upgrading firmware or monitoring drive health and such. Not a big deal. I use HWiNFO64 for monitoring drive health anyway.
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