World's FASTEST SSD? #tech

"transfer files responsibly 😅"

They are not 10 times faster they are like 100 times fast

Noted advice: "TRANSFER FILES RESPONSIBLY"

Girls can’t understand the truth bro. As you say, the smaller it gets the faster it hits.

Man’s be yappin you don’t need a heat sink

Funny how he says and shows the nvme bmsay8ng it's 10 times fatser the hdd. No man, the nvme is a lot faster. Hdd ~ 80mb pers second. My names are 7.3 gb per second. About 93 times fatser.

I’d really like it if people who are trying to educate people about PCs use terms correctly.

2TB hard drive - correct
2TB SSD - correct
2TB NVMe - not correct

The third one is also an SSD, just like the second one. The difference is that it uses the M.2 form factor. An M.2 form factor SSD may use the NVMe protocol or it could use the SATA protocol. But either way, it’s still an SSD.

For someone with a tech channel, this should be as basic as boiling water.

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Yes Faster but safety to save your file still the old one is the best but slow 😅

i hope they paid you for this because im sold lol

FYI: USB-C can reach speeds of 40Gbs and 80Gbs now

Nvme on pcie adapter ?

Now try putting that into a ps4 .

Theoretical limit for any format is 7gbs per second, so if hard disks get upgrades, they can move as fast as ssd and nvme, pcie slot never changes

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Now its max speed of 15gb a second with gen 5

Try 70x faster. And the new ones are 140x faster

The faster speed has nothing to do with the fact that you could attach them directly to your motherboard if your motherboard has a m.2 connector. It is because the nvme drives use the pcie bus. Sata ssds could have the same form factor with a different m.2 connector. But some m.2 ports on some motherboards can utilize both busses. Sata and pcie. And you can you use pcie cards to install extra m.2 ssds.

Correction: you do NOT need a heatsink for most nvme drives but its always a good idea to keep your shit cool

When the size is reduced why the cost is increasing ?

“Transfer files responsibly”

Me reinstalling an OS for the millionth time: ok
My NVMe Drive: 🔥🔥🔥this is fine🔥🔥🔥

that WD red 2TB NAS drive can last you ages

bro just got his first costium pc and now he is the new tech tips guy

What's faster, an NVMe drive running off an adapter into a PCIe 2.0 slot, or a SATA SSD?

It's not just 10x faster , it's like 200x from HDD to nvme gen 5

U can get a nvme enclosure

Not to be the elephant in the room, but you forgot SAS drives which are spinning disks that are faster than the NVMe drives..

Who tf uses NVME for transfering files? Also id like to get a quick food before booting into windows.

Odd I don't use heat sinks and sit at 40c on nvme

This is a 2tb ram drive

HDDs are hardy and reliable just like the AK-47

My NVME is 200x faster than my old HDD 💀

Incredible 🔥

MY 2TB TOSHIBA HDD WHICH IS MAKING A CRACKING SOUND FOR THE PAST 1 YEAR AND STILL RUNNING PERFECT :)

Oh my gal , its like omy gal . the transexuals need a pc expert to .lol

Thumbs down for bad math.

do anyone know what music is playing in the background?

Bro just called me poor in 2 Tb of drives 💀

There's a faster kind that is an SSD that fits into your RAM slot. Look up IBM ExFlash.

now we talk lifetime nsafety of data...n both fast loose fast....but who cares today...fast lol

Thunberbolt 4 SANs entered chat

Technically all drives need to be connected “directly” to the motherboard. Lol, I know what you mean though. Just being facetious. 😂

It doesnt matter

My fucking God your videos are so much louder then everyone else's, can't just scroll through without your loud ass coming out of no where

For larger files I often like my HDD more, they're slow but consistent. Some SSD gives you false hope with their cache. They're blazing fast the first 2-20gb then they slow down below some older HDD (~50 to 100mbps / 1gbps instead of up to 10x)

Whats worries in SSDs if you burn on of storage chips... complete data lost! I doubt if we can recover after

10 time faster but 10 time less durable lol

And it 1000 times tracking all of your Privacy data for finances and government services 😅

Bro I’m rocking 17tb of nvme storage. Will never look back

Bruh, both of the last two are SSDs, it bothers me as an enthusiast when people use terminology like noobs..