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popularN3RD_01 posted Sep 02, 2025 04:21 PM
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Predator M.2 SSD 4TB GM7000 with DRAM Cache NVMe 1.4 2280 PCIe Gen4×4 Ultra high Speed (Maximum Read: 7400MB/s, max Write: 6700MB/s) $219.99

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Predator M.2 SSD 4TB GM7000 with DRAM Cache NVMe 1.4 2280 PCIe Gen4×4 Ultra high Speed (Maximum Read: 7400MB/s, max Write: 6700MB/s) 3D NAND TLC Internal SSD Compatible with PS5 Pro - BL.9BWWR.107

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Predator M.2 SSD 4TB GM7000 with DRAM Cache NVMe 1.4 2280 PCIe Gen4×4 Ultra high Speed (Maximum Read: 7400MB/s, max Write: 6700MB/s) 3D NAND TLC Internal SSD Compatible with PS5 Pro - BL.9BWWR.107

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Model: Acer Predator GM7000 4TB NVMe Gaming SSD - M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 (16 Gb/s) x 4, 3D TLC NAND PC Internal Solid State Hard Drive with DDR4 DRAM Cache Up to 7400 MB/s - BL.9BWWR.107

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Sep 02, 2025 06:14 PM
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xnorthernxSep 02, 2025 06:14 PM
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Can anyone comment if this drive is any good?
Sep 02, 2025 07:10 PM
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m3n00bSep 02, 2025 07:10 PM
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Quote from xnorthernx :
Can anyone comment if this drive is any good?
It's good if you can keep it cool.
Sep 02, 2025 08:57 PM
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inzanehansonSep 02, 2025 08:57 PM
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Thinking of picking this up as a secondary drive in a gaming laptop. Anyone know how this compares to the 4TB variants of the Samsung 990 Evo Plus and WD Black SN7100? They're all in the $220ish range right now and seem to have similar ratings for read/write speed, but I know there are a lot of other factors to consider for NVME SSDs.
Sep 02, 2025 09:07 PM
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v0idixSep 02, 2025 09:07 PM
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Quote from inzanehanson :
Thinking of picking this up as a secondary drive in a gaming laptop. Anyone know how this compares to the 4TB variants of the Samsung 990 Evo Plus and WD Black SN7100? They're all in the $220ish range right now and seem to have similar ratings for read/write speed, but I know there are a lot of other factors to consider for NVME SSDs.
Just get a regular 4TB. You don't need DRAM in a gaming laptop.
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Sep 02, 2025 10:10 PM
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sr27Sep 02, 2025 10:10 PM
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Just pay a little more and get WD or Samsung.
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Sep 02, 2025 10:42 PM
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itank2Sep 02, 2025 10:42 PM
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Quote from inzanehanson :
Thinking of picking this up as a secondary drive in a gaming laptop. Anyone know how this compares to the 4TB variants of the Samsung 990 Evo Plus and WD Black SN7100? They're all in the $220ish range right now and seem to have similar ratings for read/write speed, but I know there are a lot of other factors to consider for NVME SSDs.
You should consider SSDs that stay cooler under load for your gaming laptop. I'm sure it gets warm enough already like any gaming laptop would so getting a cooler running SSD would be pretty important IMO. SN7100 is one of the best for laptops due to it running cooler and using less electricity than any of the other top performing gen 4 SSDs.
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MWinkSep 02, 2025 11:49 PM
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Quote from xnorthernx :
Can anyone comment if this drive is any good?
I'd skip it. This drive reportedly uses an infamously unreliable controller.
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bk_InAZYesterday 02:05 AM
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Quote from MWink :
I'd skip it. This drive reportedly uses an infamously unreliable controller.
Where can I find those reports on this drive, please?
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MWinkYesterday 04:04 AM
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Quote from bk_InAZ :
Where can I find those reports on this drive, please?
SSD Database. [techpowerup.com] Reports of serious issues with the InnoGrit IG5236 litter many sites.
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scholzpdxYesterday 04:16 AM
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So far zero issues after a year or so in my Desktop as my main drive. All of my other NVMe has been dram-less. This made me a believer.
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Commando102Yesterday 07:21 PM
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Quote from scholzpdx :
So far zero issues after a year or so in my Desktop as my main drive. All of my other NVMe has been dram-less. This made me a believer.
All my drives are dram less as well and never had any problem
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inzanehansonYesterday 10:22 PM
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Quote from itank2 :
Quote from inzanehanson [IMG]https://dealquestnow.online/images/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
Thinking of picking this up as a secondary drive in a gaming laptop. Anyone know how this compares to the 4TB variants of the Samsung 990 Evo Plus and WD Black SN7100? They're all in the $220ish range right now and seem to have similar ratings for read/write speed, but I know there are a lot of other factors to consider for NVME SSDs.
You should consider SSDs that stay cooler under load for your gaming laptop. I'm sure it gets warm enough already like any gaming laptop would so getting a cooler running SSD would be pretty important IMO. SN7100 is one of the best for laptops due to it running cooler and using less electricity than any of the other top performing gen 4 SSDs.
Ah yeah the thermal aspect definitely makes sense. Did some more googling around and seems like the SN7100 would be the ideal option for my use case. Appreciate everyone's advice!

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