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Extra storage space is practically a requirement these days--I mean have you seen the download sizes for PC games? Most AAA titles will take up tens of gigs on your hard drive, at least, so upgrading your PC with one of these M.2 SSD is a solid investment, especially at these lower prices.
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The 1TB model isn’t the only Crucial NVMe M.2 SSD on sale at Amazon, either. The larger
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(normally $175) and the even bigger
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(normally $350). If those prices are out of your budget range, the smaller
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(down from $50).Extra storage space is practically a requirement these days--I mean have you seen the download sizes for PC games? Most AAA titles will take up tens of gigs on your hard drive, at least, so upgrading your PC with one of these M.2 SSD is a solid investment, especially at these lower prices.
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">Crucial’s P3 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD for just $48 at Amazon right now</a> (normally $90). That’s almost half the price for a decently-sized SSD with super-fast read/write speeds for low in-game load times.</p><figure data-align="center" data-size="large" data-img-src="
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">See at Amazon</a> </div></div><p dir="ltr">The 1TB model isn’t the only Crucial NVMe M.2 SSD on sale at Amazon, either. The larger <span data-embed-type="buylink" data-size="buylink__embed" data-collection="%7B%22text%22:%222TB%20variant%20is%20down%20to%20$120%22,%22monetizedUrl%22:%22https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25MJ1YT?th=1&tag=gamespot-buybutton-20%22,%22rawUrl%22:%22https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25MJ1YT?th=1%22%7D" class="norewrite"> <a href="
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">2TB variant is down to $120</a> </span> (normally $175) and the even bigger <span data-embed-type="buylink" data-size="buylink__embed" data-collection="%7B%22text%22:%224TB%20model%20is%20$200%22,%22monetizedUrl%22:%22https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25P44CL?th=1&tag=gamespot-buybutton-20%22,%22rawUrl%22:%22https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25P44CL?th=1%22%7D" class="norewrite"> <a href="
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">4TB model is $200</a> </span> (normally $350). If those prices are out of your budget range, the smaller <span data-embed-type="buylink" data-size="buylink__embed" data-collection="%7B%22text%22:%22500GB%20model%20is%20just%20$32%22,%22monetizedUrl%22:%22https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25LQQPC?th=1&tag=gamespot-buybutton-20%22,%22rawUrl%22:%22https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25LQQPC?th=1%22%7D" class="norewrite"> <a href="
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">500GB model is just $32</a> </span> (down from $50).</p><p>Extra storage space is practically a requirement these days--I mean have you seen the download sizes for PC games? Most AAA titles will take up tens of gigs on your hard drive, at least, so upgrading your PC with one of these M.2 SSD is a solid investment, especially at these lower prices.</p><a href="
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