Seagate FireCuda 510 vs Crucial MX500

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

I bought two of these. This first review is for the 500GB SSD. My review for the 1TB drive is below. This serves two purposes for me

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...

I have over 2,000 hours of operation at the time of this writing on a 4 disk array of these in a hardware RAID 5 on a MegaRAID 9361-8i controller. On the plus side this has partial power loss protection and RAIN protections and it looks like it covers what it needs to while the controller with RAID controller BBU covers the rest. They are also really fast and especially in a 4 disk RAID the performance is quite impressive. One thing I am finding out is hardware RAID tends not to support TRIM

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...

I have been using Crucial SSDs since 2010. After getting my first one, I never went with a different brand unless there was some unavoidable reason. Crucial has consistently delivered me quality products with excellent performance and longevity. To this day, I still use my first SSD from them and it works just as well as the day I got it

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

Crucial MX500 1TB 3D NAND SSD. The best value for money. It would make some sense to buy small 2242 m.2, e

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...

For best results, make sure your target and destination drives are exactly the same capacity, skip the frustrating and buggy Acronis software entirely and download something like Macrium Reflect. Not only is it also free, but it actually works and is not entirely impossible to figure out. The hour+ I spent with steam coming out of my ears trying to get Acronis to do anything at all was wasted time. Macrium installed in a few minutes and in less than 10 minutes of tinkering and reading their online help pages, I was cloning my old drive to my new drive