The 4TB version of Crucial P3 Plus is currently listed on Amazon for $239.99, and for a PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD that reaches 5,000MB/s of transfer speeds, one will immediately assume that this solid state drive is on the pricier side. Fortunately, you get an immediate $30 discount coupon without any conditions attached, bringing that price down to $209.99. All you have to do is ensure that you apply the coupon before checking out, or else you will have to pay full price for the drive.
As for the size of the P3 Plus, it is a standard M.2 SSD that will fit in about any laptop or desktop slot, not to mention that it is also compatible with your PS5, should you require the capacity or speed upgrade. With games and other applications chewing up storage like there is no tomorrow, one must have a high-capacity and speedy PCIe NVMe SSD in possession to provide some relief in this regard.
In addition to the 5,000MB/s sequential read speeds, Crucial claims that its 4TB P3 Plus can reach 4,200MB/s write speeds, along with random read and write IOPS of 650,000 and 900,000, respectively. The packaging also includes a mounting screw in case you do not have one during the time of installation. One exceptional engineering feat that we must applaud Crucial on is that the company’s 4TB drive does not have NAND flash chips on both sides, so those thin-and-light laptops that fail to accommodate thicker M.2 SSDs will easily slot this in.
We believe that making an SSD upgrade at this time is about an ideal time as any because NAND flash prices are slowly creeping up. In no time, you might find yourself paying a hefty premium simply because you chose to wait for a better discount. We recommend taking the $30 discount coupon, applying it, and bringing the 4TB P3 Plus down to just $209.99. You never know, you might end up paying 30 to 40 percent higher in just a couple of months.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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