Intel SSDPEKNW020T8X1 SSD 660P Series Internal

Great speeds, great capacity, and very easy to install. They didn't go wrong on anything and because of this i cannot recommend it enough.

Great little drive, good capacity for the price, I'd get another one but my mobo only has one slot. About 4x faster than my SSD drives in benchmarks.

I replaced my original 512Gb samsung SSD drive in my old MacBook late 15 inch pro retina. Restore of mac was through a mojave bootable usb (formatting the new drive as AFPS). Used paragon disk manager for the windows bootcamp side and it loaded back fine after creating an initial new bootcamp and restoring onto there.My previous disk was 512gb but the restore from time machine has take-over nearly 900gb on the new drive! bizzare, but presume I had a lot on icloud that can now fit on!The lane width via system report showed as 1. Therefore speeds were half the speed of original drive at 370MBs for read and 380 for write. The whole laptop was sluggish and unresponsive.After nearly a week of trying to get firmware updates I gave up (Instructions from Intel website don't work on Mojave) . So I prepped Amazon for a return of the drive.Just in case I reseated the drive and it failed completely coming up with ? in a box. I tried several other reseats with the same result and was convinced I had killed the MacBook!I put the original disk in and all ok and booted! I could get by! The old ssd showed width of 4 and I had a working laptop. I then did a final full reseat of the new drive including reseat in adaptor, ensuring all the way in until it clicked in the long sintech adaptor (had to be brutal btw).I rebooted and It went black for a about 3 minutes and I made a coffee. It eventually started to boot.Was it my imagination or was it fast again?System Report showed a width of x4. I ran speed checks. Read 1400MBs and Write 1200MBs. Very responsive!Eats slightly more battery than before, but very marginally as the battery is rather old and worn out showing as poor anyway.No sleep issues and performed several reboots without issue.I am now very very happy.

Good quality product. Very fast delivery. Reliable customer service. Thank you. Will recommend.

Fast delivery great on the rig.

Installed on a Razer Blade 15 laptop replacing the 256GB Samsung NVME PCI-e SSD that came with the laptop. Whilst it is considerably slower than the Samsung SSD, benchmarks reflected the advertised speeds for read/write of 1800 MB/s. Very cost effective and perfect for my needs which resolve around Windows boot-up, enough storage for games, and faster speeds than typical M.2 Sata SSDs which are around 1/3 of this speed.

Perfect choice for ssd nvme2 beginner!

If you upgrade from a spinning hard drive to this you will not believe the boot times (just clone your old drive onto it, Acronis true image is a good option, but there are others)

Used this drive to replace a 2015 Mac book pro apple ssd, and it’s like a new machine!! You do need an adaptor sintech is the one I used and no issues with sleep or booting up from sleep like other drives, and you have the confidence of a well known brand that’s not swapping out for cheaper chips like some other brands… love it only wish there was more info on the net on using intel ssd to boost your Mac (spent 2-1/2 weeks researching). Best value and long lasting performance with quality made part!

2 TB till ett bra pris. Dessa Intel hårddiskar har aldrig krånglat för mig

Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo (versione 2TB)

Très bon produit d'une bonne marque.

I bought the 2TB model. The installation was simple; just make sure your board has the right M-Key M2 slot. I just turned off the computer, put this drive in, booted up, and went to the computer management portion in Windows to partition and format it. It was a very easy and fast process.It should be noted this drive uses QLC memory, which is the worst and cheapest. If you are doing a database workload or will utilize heavy writes, like writing 200GB+ files regularly, you won't be happy. If you plan to use this as a drive to store applications such as games, you'll be quite happy.This drive has a decently sized SLC cache, so as long as the file writes don't get large and frequent, it'll make the drive overall fast enough; by that I mean 2GB/s or very close to it. If the writes are large and frequent, this drive will be slow. If that is your workload...pay for it with an appropriate drive.My use case is a drive to store all of my games. With many being over 50GB now, you need a big drive if you have lots of games like I do. For this purpose, the drive is outstanding in terms of value. It delivers great performance in the use case of reading all those textures and feeding the RAM and CPU.If you want to use this as a boot drive, you can. It will work well in this case, but there are better options if you want outstanding performance. Still, this is a big upgrade if you're using a magnetic disk or old SSD.As to the durability of QLC, if your use case is application storage, this really shouldn't be anything to worry about. Unless you're doing very high write workloads, the SSD will last a long time. I have a 10 year old Intel SSD, and the Intel tool says it is only 10% through it's life, and I used that as an OS drive for many many years.