Just when we thought that high-speed 4TB solid-state drives were out of reach for the majority of the masses, Amazon’s Prime Day 2026 sale drops another banger in the form of Acer’s Predator GM7 PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD. For a limited time period, you can grab these uber-capacity units for only $469.99 after a 23 percent discount, giving you a golden opportunity to not only increase your storage but also make your system snappier.
The Predator GM7 is equipped with SLC Cache to ensure that games load faster and file transfers don’t lose their performance
Acer’s PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD touts the usual M.2 2280 form factor, meaning that it’ll easily slot in 99 percent of desktops and laptops. For those wanting to increase the storage of their PS5 or PS5 Pro, the Predator GM7 has the capacity and the faster NVMe protocol to support the upgrade in both consoles, but you’ll need to ensure that the SSD has sufficient cooling.
Coming to the speeds, this drive can reach sequential read and write speeds of 7,400MB/s and 6,500MB/s, respectively, with Acer’s SSD also supporting technologies like Host Memory Buffer and SLC Cache, allowing for games to fire up faster while also keeping the data transfer speeds maintained for when you want to shift terabytes and terabytes of files from one machine to the next.
When Prime Day 2026 started, we mentioned that the 2TB version of the same SSD was available for $245.99, so if you’re on a tight budget and want something to get by with, this purchase can always come in handy. However, as mentioned above, you’ll have to hurry because this is a limited-time deal from Amazon and, at the time of writing, it’s 31 percent claimed.
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