Maximum PC: We're a little late in bringing this to your attention, but it's worth noting that Micron is making a concerted effort to offer relatively affordable, large-capacity solid state drives (SSDs). We say it's relative because dropping half a dozen Benjamins on a single storage device is not something every PC user is in a position to do, but for those who can afford it, Micron's 960GB SSD is actually a reasonable value.
The 1 TB and 2 TB versions of the Crucial P2 NVMe PCIe M.2 Solid State Drives are now available on Amazon.
The Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 MHz and Crucial Ballistix MAX RGB 4400 MHz DDR4 DRAM Desktop Gaming Memory Kits are now available on Amazon.
Amazon has opened pre-orders for the Crucial X6 Portable SSD.
That's actually a lot cheaper than other SSDs!
not a good comparison with the PCI E SSD. that device is aimed at a totally different user and system type.
$600 is still about $400 too high for that much storage.
I do love my setup with ssd for OS + a few games I commonly play, then 1TB mechanical drive ftw.
I have two SSDs in raid O. 1TB (500gb each)
Both were $90. I do not see a point of buying one, when you can have two run in raid 0 cheaper. The only bad thing with two in raid 0 is if one fails, you lose half of your data.
I want one of these. More speed , uses less power and completely quiet.