Sabrent 1TB TLC Gen. 4 NVMe SSD

I'm extremely happy with my purchase of the SABRENT 2TB Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 SSD. It's a beast of a drive that delivers blazing-fast performance and plenty of storage space for all my games and files. It was easy to install on my motherboard that supports PCIe 4.0, and it came with a free cloning software that helped me transfer my data from my old drive. The SABRENT Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 SSD has an impressive sequential read speed of up to 5,000 MBps and a sequential write speed of up to 4,400 MBps, which is much faster than any SATA or PCIe 3.0 SSD I've ever used. It also has a high endurance rating of up to 3,600 TBW, which means it will last me for years without any degradation or failure. The drive looks sleek and stylish with its black PCB and gold sticker, and it comes with a 5-year warranty if you register it online within 90 days of purchase. I also like that it supports NVMe 1.3 protocol, SMART and TRIM functions, and firmware updates. The SABRENT Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 SSD is hands down the best SSD I've ever owned, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to upgrade their PC or laptop with a fast, reliable, and high-capacity drive.

My gaming PC was very slow, boot times were killing me. I was at the point of throwing in the towel and getting a new PC just to stop the pain. I did some research and found that a solid state drive may solve my problems. I purchased the Sabrent 2TB and never looked back. After the install my PC, it felt like I was dealing with a brand new computer. Everything felt faster and I wasn't pulling my hair out because things too forever to load. With 2TB you will not have to worry about running out of space.

I have two of these now. They are large, fast, and affordable.

This is a stellar ssd. The first one I bought I thought would last forever until microslop released an update that bricked this ssd and an older one I had purchased. I tried contacting the company and they were unwilling to help with an issue caused by Microsoft which I totally understand. So no one is responsible for costing an average guy $400. By the way this Microsoft update had been proven to cause strange ssd issues. This isn't some made up scenario to Garner favor. Microsoft is the trashiest company in existence and this is proof..

Ecillent speed and response with OS bootup time and data transfer rates a great choice for graphic design and or video editing.

This thing is nuts. Crazy fast. I'm not running bench marks or anything, but I loaded Windows 10 on it and I've never seen a system boot up so fast. Blows my mind every time. I'm used to waiting a while and then getting into windows and then its still thinking for a while. This one is just zap! Done! Very cool. Only game I've installed is Diablo 3, all my other games will be on steam and are waiting for another sabrent NVME M.2 drive, this time PCIE 3.0 QLC 2tb. Diablo 3 runs great. I've had bad luck w SSD drives connected by SATA. They just don't work or die early. My firecuda 2tb hybrid ssd drive could never even be detected, was causing electrical problems, blinking rgb lights or computer turning off, so forget it. I ordered another sabrent nvme drive for my other m.2 slot, about the cheapest 2tb NMVE one for games PCIE 3.0, because now I trust that they work, not the fastest of its kind but super fast. I don't trust SSD and mechanical drives are too big and slow and louder, so I'm paying some more for what I know will work. Should not improve gaming too much from what I hear, maybe loading times idk, I just need it to work and didn't want a mechanical drive. Done with SSDs connected by SATA chords. Plugging storage straight to the motherboard now. I have a ROG Strix-E motherboard so it has thermal pads w fan and covering to cool both m.2 drives already. Should be fine. Sabrent is a brand I've only now heard of. If these two drives continue to impress me like the first one has so far, for the last few weeks, and not crap out right away, I will really trust and recommend Sabrent drives in the future. So far so good!

I purchased the Sabrent 1TB Rocket for my personal gaming rig. I am a personal fan of Samsung drives but I thought I would try Sabrent because it was comparable in read/writes and I've purchased several Sabrent external drive enclosures and other products of there's in the past with minimal problems. It worked great for the 11 months I had it up until just yesterday, 9-4-2021 my computer hung during a game and my motherboard stopped recognizing the nvme. I reinserted it and my mobo saw it, tried to boot, then the nvme disappeared again from the recognized devices in the BIOS so computer hung again. So I plugged it into another computer using an nvme external enclosure. I was able to read it so I started copying the raw data from the drive over and at about 35% of copying the drive it dropped off again. Plug and play, plug and play I tried to get more data off but it kept disconnecting. I ran it through a sector test with HD Tune Pro and within the first 5 minutes it found bad sectors. I attempted to chkdsk /f /x /r it and after running for about 30 minutes and finding all sorts of bad sectors and attempting to repair it, the drive finally bit the dust and wouldn't show any signs of life. I have never seen such an unreliable nvme before. Sure, there are lemons out there, which is likely what I received considering it only lasted 11 months. But there was also no warning of a decaying or corrupted drive. The Sabrent software is terrible with limited information. It doesn't monitor the drive at all so it can warn consumers of a problem. And you really can't do anything with the software. It is nothing like the Samsung Magician software that you get with Samsung drives. And I've had several Samsung drives and they have never failed me and some are going on 8 years. The Sabrent drive flat out died with no warning and only lasted 11 months. Luckily I am very thorough with my backups and I had a full bare-metal backup from my Synology DS220+ NAS using Active Backup for Business that was only 6 days old. I purchased a Samsung 980 Pro, performed the restore and was up and running within 24 hours thanks to Amazon's awesome same day shipping. Bottom line, lemon or not, I am extremely disappointed in the Sabrent brand. I've never owned a HDD/SSD/NVMe that bit the dust within the first year. Never.

I bought this to power my new computer I built to replace the last one I built in 2011 (2.5" 128GB Crucial SSD). AMD X570 Chipset for my MB and Ryzen 3700X for the CPU. RX5700 GPU (not a huge gamer). My MB recognized this immediately and I was off and running. MB had built in heat sink so I did not need to buy the one from Sabrent where it was included. Holy cow is this thing lightning quick. I loaded Windows 10 on a USB 3.0 thumb drive and it installed in no time at all. From power button to login it's about 5 seconds. Simple stuff (Chrome, Word, Excel, etc.) opens instantly. Installs of downloaded programs are mere flashes on the screen. Load times of games I am sure have been reduced but it's hard to tell because my old machine can't load any of these new ones so I don't have comparison. I've always liked Sabrent's products but this is the first foray for me into an actual internal PC component. I know Samsung is the king of these drives but I wanted something PCIe 4.0 and this was the most affordable way to get into the space. As long as this thing lasts for awhile, I'm all about it. I almost want to get a second one just to transfer stuff between the 2 drives!