Boa noite, eu tô querendo pegar um SSD e após algumas breves pesquisas, vi ótimos comentários sobre a SanDisk (que é ótima em cartão, né? Quem nunca teve um?). Vocês acham que um com 2TB e 1000mb/s é bom ou dinheiro no lixo? Há recomendações melhores? Obrigado.
Hello everyone!
I’m thinking about upgrading my Nitro with a new SSD, but I still have some doubts regarding compatibility and whether this is the right purchase.
I’ve been doing some research about SSDs lately — things like TLC, QLC, NAND, DRAM, and everything that comes with buying PC components. However, I’m still a bit unsure about possible compatibility issues, especially considering how expensive these parts currently are.
Laptop specs:
\- Intel i7-11800H
\- 32 GB RAM
\- RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU
\- Current SSD: Samsung NVMe 512 GB (OEM)
SSD I’m considering:
\- M.2 2280
\- NVMe PCIe 4.0 x4
\- TLC NAND
\- DRAM cache
\- Up to 7300/6800 MB/s
\- Model: Crucial T500 1TB (CT1000T500SSD8)
I considered other SSD options, but ended up discarding them either because of the price or because they used QLC memory. I would have preferred a 2TB drive, but I couldn’t find one that seemed worth it within my budget.
My idea is to install this SSD in a (supposed) second M.2 slot, although I honestly don’t know if this laptop actually has one, what PCIe generation it would be, or if there could be any compatibility issues. (I’m also slightly terrified of opening the laptop, haha.)
Does anyone with an Acer Nitro 5 AN517-54-71KM have experience upgrading storage or using this specific SSD?
These are the other storage options I considered:
\- Crucial P310 2TB
Model: CT2000P310SSD8
Type: M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe 4.0 x4
NAND: QLC
DRAM: No (DRAM-less)
Advertised speed: 7100 / 6000 MB/s
\- Crucial BX500 2TB
Model: CT2000BX500SSD1
Type: SATA III 2.5"
NAND: probably QLC
DRAM: No (DRAM-less)
Approximate real-world speed: \~500–550 MB/s max
Thanks in advance!
(Esto lo traduje con ayuda de la IA porque soy bastante malo en Inglés xd)
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