Acclamator Nvme 1Tb M.2 Compatible With Ps5 Pcie 4.0 Read 5000 Mb/S Write 4500 Mb/S Slc Cache Solid State Drive M.2 2280 3D Nand Tlc N50

works perfect on ps5

Bought this unknown brand, little-reviewed drive for additional storage in my PS5. The read speed is 5000MB/s vs Sony's recommended 5500MB/s, but I have had no issues installing or running games from it. Per Digital Foundry's research, they tested an m.2 SSD with 3500MB/s and had no issues.Anyway, the install was painless and the price point was SUSPICIOUSLY good at $70. Read speed as reported by my PS5 was actually slightly higher than 5000MB/s.I have had no issues as of yet. 5 stars.

So far, so good.Just purchased this as a secondary drive on my laptop. So I didn't have to clone or anything since my OS and everything is already on the first NVME, and this is for an empty slot. So just formatted, assigned a drive letter, etc.It works fine. Haven't done any speed tests but it's so fast I don't really need to know. I moved all my games on there, although there's no discernable increase in load times or performance, even if this drive is supposed to he faster than the incumbent.

I bought this at the time since it was the cheapest way to add an SSD to my PS5. It works well in that respect. I will spare you the nerd specs but objectively, it runs as fast as the internal SSD. I figure that would be your only concern if you're looking for memory on the cheap. I think the price went down even more since I bought it so I would say its a good deal if you're concerned with $$$. If mine craps out in the next year I guess I may come back and change this to say its a turd.

I installed this as a data-only drive in a brand new windows 11 pc. Formatted NTFS, and away we go for some informal testing.I grabbed a USB 2 flashdrive that has my windows 10 installation media on it. Thousands of fiddly little binary files, folder structure, good test for speed.I was amazed at how much time it took to straight-up copy less than 10 GB. More than 12 minutes.I figured it was due to the speed of the USB flash drive, so did a follow-up test - I'll just copy the files FROM the new drive, TO the new drive. Should blaze, right?Wrong. About the same amount of time, using plain old windows file explorer copy and paste, to make a second copy of these files.When I compressed the folder I put all these files in, making one massive file out of the thousands of little ones, that also took quite a long time. But once I had one massive file, copying the one massive file took only seconds.So this is either down to IOPS, or maybe windows defender is inspecting every bit of every loose binary file, I don't know.Overall, it's nice to have a terabyte of ssd, it just doesn't blaze when copying tons of little files.

Had no difficulty installing on my ps5. Best purchase I've made