Kingston NV2 (1000 GB, M.2 2280)
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Kingston NV2

1000 GB, M.2 2280

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Toubibe

11 months ago

You specify TLC as the memory type. Apparently Kingston also uses QLC for the NV2. Is your specification TLC correct?

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digitec

11 months ago

The statement that the Kingston NV2 uses TLC (Triple-Level Cell) NAND is not correct. The Kingston NV2 actually uses QLC (Quad-Level Cell) NAND flash chips. - QLC NAND stores four bits per cell and has 16 different charge levels, resulting in higher storage capacity at lower cost, but also lower performance and lower write endurance compared to TLC NAND. The endurance values of the Kingston NV2, such as 320 TBW (terabytes that can be written) per 1 TB capacity, also confirm the use of QLC NAND.

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KostyaI

2 years ago

Hello, I would like to return this SSD drive. How could I do that? My problem is this: I bought it, installed it, everything is fine. After the first restart of the computer it disappears. I have tried to find information. I read everything again, no matter where I was on the pages. I sent it to a computer service, but nothing. I have come to the conclusion that this SSD card does not fit my motherboard. I want to return it, but I don't know how. (Translated with Google Translate, I live in Switzerland but come from Ukraine)

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skender85

2 years ago

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Найкращий спосіб записати повернення тут: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/articles/115005633789-Wie-gebe-ich-ein-produkt-zur%C3%BCck- Однак ваші гроші буде вилучено, оскільки ви розпакували продукт.

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Anonymous

2 years ago

I have assembled a gaming PC and my NV2 does not show up in the BIOS. What is the problem? I have updated the BIOS, but my NV2 is not displayed. It always says "Non-Raid". What should I do?

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Stardustone

2 years ago

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Maybe you have to switch it to AHCI in the BIOS? But the NV2 is actually nothing for gamer PCs, because it's a pretty unspectacular NVMe SSD that is neither very fast nor particularly durable, it has QLC chips that don't last long. One of the best SSDs for gaming: Solidigm P44 Pro, which has a total bytes written rate of 740 TB. Or this one: Seagate FireCuda 530, which can even hold 2550 TB. It's not bad either: WS Black SN850X.

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