This power supply was perfect for my MSI high spec build. it is super quiet and through its modular design delivered all the required power. Indeed for my GTX4080 this has +12VHPWR 600w cables supplied meaning I only needed to have one cable powering the board. It is ATX 3.0 compatible out of the box and uses high quality Japanese capacitors which should ensure reliability. Overall I would recommend this highly impressive power supply.

A very fast yet affordable SSD

I was looking for an SSD for my new high-end PC build, and I came across this product which I couldn't be happier with. I already had the 1TB version as my OS drive and got this 2TB one as a secondary drive for storing files and games. The 7.3GB/s read speed makes it much faster than many other drives you can find at a similar price point, and it completely undercuts the price of other popular drives with similar speeds/technologies. Additionally, it comes with a nice pack of stickers you can put on your computer to show it off.

AWESOME SPEED AND RELIABILITY WITH THIS M.2 SEAGATE 4TB SSD

I received this Seagate 4TB FireCuda M.2 SSD about a month ago. I do a lot of film and video editing that is pretty demanding with many layers of video. This little SSD is far beyond awesome. It cuts right through it just like its no big deal. I have never seen such speed. It is extremely reliable and fast beyond anything I have ever used or seen. I am getting ready to buy another one just like it. This is a must buy for video/film editors as well as gamers. B&H is running a huge unbelievable discount on them right now. You better buy as soon as you can but PLEASE leave one for me.

Best SSD for Video Editing Davinci Resolve

I bought this because I am working with 8K footage and the files are so huge that just few projects would fill up any other SSD. Fastest 4TB SSD on the world right now. Working in Davinci Resolvein 8K is so smooth now.I did my research and found out that this is one of the SSDs that tolerate more write/erase cycles ( rated for 3000 program/erase cycles) plus it is one of the very few ones that has a 5 year warranty.Highly recommended.

Blistering speeds

Having bought a Dell XPS 9310 which Dell assured me was locked to NVME Gen 3.0x4, I advance ordered this from Scan at a very competitive price, wanting the capacity but accepting the knock back on speed. I was also impressed by the 5.1 Petabyte warranty, or 0.7 drive writes per day, which I'll never use.The drive arrived the day after release. Cloned out the XPS's drive and installed the Seagate 530. Then ran CrystalDiskMark and was pleasantly surprised to see the results, as in the picture. Whilst these slightly below the SSD's quoted speeds they are amazing, considering it's crammed into such a tiny laptop.Very happy indeed.

Fast and works in ps5 with cooler added

Had to expand storage ps5 full with very few games.Checked few reviews and shops to make sure it would work.Ps5 said 5500 mb speed but drive should be nearer 7000as long as works, Tested transferring 455gb all games to ssdTook 45 seconds which I would say is fast,Games run perfect from either ssd.

I only use it with PCI Gen3 interface but it works well

I get 3.2GB/s reads and writes on Gigabyte Aorus Z390Pro WiFi motherboard with PCI Gen 3 only so I can't comment on the top PCI4 speeds. The drive is OK. It runs very hot. I'm not sure if it would be OK to run it without a heatsink, like in a laptop, ask Seagate support if you doubt. My board has M.2 heatsinks. As with all SSDs you lose a significant chunk of advertised capacity, it's only 3.63TB formatted in Windows 11. Seagate Seatools software is Alpha quality software with almost no usable features. A significant downgrade from Samsung Magician app. It's too bad that there are no 4TB Samsung M.2 SSDs available right now, I'd prefer that over this Seagate SSD, if only for the software.

Notable improvement over Gen 3.0 NVMe SSDs

A worthy upgrade from a 1TB Corsair MP510 NVMe Gen 3.0 SSD. ATTO and CrystalDiskMark show the full and consistent read/write and IO performance with my new Ryzen 9 5900x system. Loading times for some very demanding games have significantly reduced, as well as regular file operations for large media and setup files.Some tips:- Use Macrium Reflect Free to clone your old SSD, and don't forget to adjust the drive size allocation for the new drive before you start it. Avoid any of the paid products to clone your drive, especially those that claim to be free in their marketing then charge when you try to actually use it.- Note that you should always leave at least 15-25% free space on any SSD, otherwise write speeds start becoming erratic and much slower; write ... MoreA worthy upgrade from a 1TB Corsair MP510 NVMe Gen 3.0 SSD. ATTO and CrystalDiskMark show the full and consistent read/write and IO performance with my new Ryzen 9 5900x system. Loading times for some very demanding games have significantly reduced, as well as regular file operations for large media and setup files.Some tips:- Use Macrium Reflect Free to clone your old SSD, and don't forget to adjust the drive size allocation for the new drive before you start it. Avoid any of the paid products to clone your drive, especially those that claim to be free in their marketing then charge when you try to actually use it.- Note that you should always leave at least 15-25% free space on any SSD, otherwise write speeds start becoming erratic and much slower; write speeds fall off a cliff under 15% free space, as I found out when testing my previous SSD when low on space. You can find a famous AnandTech article for proof of this and to see just how bad it can get.

Speeds differed to the claims, but PS5 still works

Bought this to go into my PS5 because apparently Sony doesn't want you to have many of their games on your console at any one time. Installation was easy and a 5 minute job, but if you have any issues there are videos online which walk you through it. Once installed and formatted by the console I did notice the claimed 7000mb speeds weren't seen by PS giving me just over 5500mb/s, so quite a difference.To clarify this went straight from box to PS5 so I didn't try formatting with pc or using elsewhere first that could have impacted speeds, but perhaps the console has an issue with seeing it, but it is gen 4 supposedly so this shouldnt be the case.Who knows, the console still uses it, so I'm not too bothered, but it is worth noting that difference in claimed speeds ... MoreBought this to go into my PS5 because apparently Sony doesn't want you to have many of their games on your console at any one time. Installation was easy and a 5 minute job, but if you have any issues there are videos online which walk you through it. Once installed and formatted by the console I did notice the claimed 7000mb speeds weren't seen by PS giving me just over 5500mb/s, so quite a difference.To clarify this went straight from box to PS5 so I didn't try formatting with pc or using elsewhere first that could have impacted speeds, but perhaps the console has an issue with seeing it, but it is gen 4 supposedly so this shouldnt be the case.Who knows, the console still uses it, so I'm not too bothered, but it is worth noting that difference in claimed speeds Vs actuals.

Super fast!

I'm using this inside of my mid 2015 MacBook Pro with an NVMe to Apple SSD adapter, and it's working very well. It's very fast, definitely faster than the stock Apple SSD, and with its large capacity and high endurance rating, I expect it to last quite a long time.This is a double sided M2 drive, so the larger version of the NVMe to Apple SSD drive adapter (with its larger PCB) does not fit this drive properly, but the smaller adapter (which is basically just a short connector) fits a MacBook Pro really well. For normal uses outside of a MacBook, this is a standard size double sided M2 drive, so these odd details are probably of no consequence to anyone else, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.I've been very happy with the FireCuda 520 drives in the past, and ... MoreI'm using this inside of my mid 2015 MacBook Pro with an NVMe to Apple SSD adapter, and it's working very well. It's very fast, definitely faster than the stock Apple SSD, and with its large capacity and high endurance rating, I expect it to last quite a long time.This is a double sided M2 drive, so the larger version of the NVMe to Apple SSD drive adapter (with its larger PCB) does not fit this drive properly, but the smaller adapter (which is basically just a short connector) fits a MacBook Pro really well. For normal uses outside of a MacBook, this is a standard size double sided M2 drive, so these odd details are probably of no consequence to anyone else, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.I've been very happy with the FireCuda 520 drives in the past, and the 530 is just as nice, and even faster. I can't wait until the 4TB versions become more available and more affordable. Totally happy with this drive!