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The video introduces the Crucial P3 NVMe SSD, emphasizing its affordability, reliability, and fast speeds. Endorsed for basic computers, gaming drives, and home/office PCs, the SSD uses QLC 3D NAND technology with a Phison PS5 controller. Real-world benchmarks are hinted at to showcase its performance. The speaker demonstrates transfer speeds of up to three gigs per second without throttling and recommends the P3 as a secondary or primary drive for various computing needs. The P5 is suggested for laptops or enthusiast builds. Ordering directly from Crucial for fast shipping and good customer service is highlighted, with personal positive experiences mentioned.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer introduces the Crucial P3 NVMe SSD with capacities up to four terabytes, highlighting its affordability and reliability. The SSD is recommended for basic computers, gaming drives, backup data, and home/office PCs. The Crucial brand is endorsed for its reliability, with the reviewer mentioning their positive experiences with Crucial RAM and SSDs. The SSD features fast speeds (5000MB/s read, 4300MB/s write) and uses QLC 3D NAND technology with a Phison PS5 controller. The reviewer also hints at real-world benchmarks to showcase the SSD’s performance in practical scenarios.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates the speed of the P3 drive, achieving transfer speeds of up to three gigs per second without any throttling. The drive is recommended for use as a secondary or primary drive for normal computers, home offices, or small form factor computers. The speaker also recommends the P5 for the best performance as a primary drive for laptops or enthusiast builds. The P3 drive is utilized by the speaker for storing game captures and footage, with a suggestion to purchase it from Crucial for fast shipping and good customer service. The speaker emphasizes the convenience of ordering from Crucial, mentioning an experience of returning incompatible RAM.