[50 G / 11.00 ms] Fast, reliable NVMe SSD at a great price. I started a few years back with the 660p and was satisfied, but it didn't set any speed records. This one, the 670p, is one of the faster consumer NVMe's I've used in the PCIe 3.0 category. Intel quality at an amazing price.

[50 G / 11.00 ms] I had the 8 bay TB2 and it worked super. Needed to upgrade and went for the 12 bay. It too works super. Hardware Raid is amazing. Nothing seems to slow it down. It maintains top level transfer speeds no matter what I am doing. It NEVER dips...consistent to drawer performance.

[3.84 TB] As far as I can tell from reviews and my own use, this SN580 is basically just as fast as the previous generation WD Black SN770 drives, just for slightly less money.


It's crazy how much flash memory fits into such tiny chips now, my 2TB drive basically has all of the flash within 1 single chip, which is insane. But it's working great!

[50 G / 11.00 ms] Bought two of these for our Blackmagic Design Ursa Mini 12K cameras. They worked great. VERY sturdy and well made. Very fast transfer speeds. They get a little warm when under heavy load but all drives do so this can't be counted against them. If you need crazy speed (3400MB/s) this is the drive for you.

[3.84 TB] We continue to use these drives when upgrading all of our Dell Optiplex systems. Proved to be the most compatible and reliable so far.

[3.84 TB] I had old 8-bay ARC-8050 (a Thunderbolt [v1]) unit from Areca. While it kept the data that I needed, during the Mac OSX BigSur shutdown it usually timed out when I wrote something to it. I wanted to change to a higher capacity and a new Thunderbolt 3 device. I got it shipped quickly directly from a third party. I checked the order of drives in the old 8-bay ARC-8050 (top one is drive #1, bottom one is drive #8); checked the order of drives in the new 12-bay Areca unit (top left is #1, top right is #6, bottom right is #12); placed drive #1 from the old unit into drive #1 in the new one, .. etc. Connected the new unit to my Mac, booted Mac and... my drive appeared... Very and painless transfer... The new unit is very fast: write is about 1600 MB/s, read about 700 MB/s (that's 8 10TB drives configured as RAID 6 [60TB disk] with about only 4TB free on disk). I'll add more drives when I have the money :-)

[3.84 TB] I have a couple Intel M.2 SSDs and they are much faster than I expected for the price. I use them mainly as portable backups for photos and video, but they would work well enough to be used as internal storage. You could use it for a boot drive, but with modern computers, it's better to get an even faster model. This was easy to set up on Windows 11, and formatted quickly. I've had no problems with laptops and tablet recognizing and accessing the drive.

[50 G / 11.00 ms] Not a PCIe4 device, but MUCH improved over the previous gen Intel 660p. Tests on par with my Hynix SK Gold P31 NVME.

[0.245 lb] This is a good quality SSD with fast speed. I love it.

[50 G / 11.00 ms] Bought this drive to give my computer some more storage. its more than fast enough for my use case, even games on it run no problem at all. if you think you need a faster drive than this, I'd think again and save some cash.