Crucial P2 vs Seagate FireCuda 510

913 x (1.024)^4 = only 1,003,834,500,000 bytes. Competitors like Intel use slightly different chips that give at least 43GB more capacity. Not a very nice situation

I need the Seagate FireCuda 510 because some extra SSD space to install all my games would be nice instead of having to uninstall everytime i wanna install another triple A game that's 100gb

It is deceptive and annoying, the drives are good, I have yet to see one fail in all the years I have ordered from them and they are priced well. Please don't offer this incentive when it does not work and one google search will show you it is a widespread issue with many people. Someone who has less experience would have a lot of headaches, just remove this option and suggest something that will work. If they continue to use this marketing ploy I am done ordering from them, I will go elsewhere to buy my upgrades

This means faster load times and reduced stuttering and lag which makes a really big difference when you're playing competitively and need that little...

You can spend more for drives that go the full gen3 speed, and have a DRAM cache and those are fine drives. But this is a fine value. Works great. Cl

New computer build. Compared this to several drives including the popular Addlink model. Although the price of the Addlink was very competitive, I decided to go with Seagate because of brand reliability/recognition should any warranty issues pop up. Most popular Western digital and Samsung drives were in excess of $200 at time of purchase because prices of computer hardware were rising soon after COVID19 started

You can look at my screenshot to see that it's ~750MB/s at most (for write speed). 4. This is for the RMA experience.

The FireCuda 520 has max sequential read speeds of up to 5000MBps, compared to the FireCuda 510 at 3450MBps. The FireCuda 520 has max sequential write...

they are, but you have to do things in really precise steps to get them to work. First off, forget their cloning software. I never could get it to work. Also, you cannot install these in an external M2 container and plug them into a USB port

I need the Seagate firecuda 510 1tb nvme drive is because I can finally change to using an SSD for my brother's editing rather than from a Seagate barracuda 1tb drive and still have some space for games...