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Crucial P310 500GB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD $120.14 Delivered @ Amazon UK via AU

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cobknob on 07/09/2026 - 17:22 amazon.com.au (1644 clicks)
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Crucial P310 M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Acronis Edition Internal Solid State Drive, 500GB

*Prime Global included with Prime Membership

Almost ATL according to Camelx3 for 2026
Model: CT500P310SSD801

Is it deal… possibly!

Features:
* Next-level Gen4 SSD performance at up to 6,600MB/s for faster bootups, file transfers and game loads
* Boosts device capacity and lifecycle for more storage of essential files and data
* Nearly 20 percent faster bootups and gameplay performance
* Increases productivity with up to 20 percent faster performance in real-world tasks

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  • ddoraaaaa on 07/09/2026 - 17:23

    that is a very long title without the capacity of the drive

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    • cobknob on 07/09/2026 - 17:26

      My bad! Doing this on the fly. Updated!

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  • Maddsyz27 on 07/09/2026 - 17:28

    thanks got 2

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  • Dack Smith on 07/09/2026 - 17:34

    No DRAM cache?

    Well they don’t care anymore, all the RAM contracts are pre fixed until 2029 so prices will only increase.

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    • tonyjzx on 07/09/2026 - 17:38

      crucial gives so little fucs they pulled out and yet the are stilling selling ssds

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      • ATangk on 07/09/2026 - 18:29

        Probably older stock that they're drip feeding out to keep prices high and profits maximised.

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    • Doly on 13/09/2026 - 01:33

      You dont need dram cache on nvme for PC.

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    • bargaino on 07/09/2026 - 18:19

      Plenty of used 256 are available from people upgrading.

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    • ItsMeAgro on 07/09/2026 - 18:29

      If you only need 256GB, you need 500GB

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      • bargain-dev on 07/09/2026 - 19:04

        Probs best comment under this post tbh

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        • ItsMeAgro on 08/09/2026 - 09:34

          😂 It was mostly just a joke, but back when these were priced sensibly the sweet spot was 1TB, and 500GB was an absolute minimum for a main boot drive, since most home PCs need more than 256GB of software installed (e.g.: many modern games are more than 100GB by themselves, several exceed 200GB).

          But if it's for an HTPC or a 2nd drive for a little extra working space (that needs the speed and so can't be a spinning platter HDD) then, prices being what they are, 256GB might be OK in some circumstances.

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          • scottb721 on 08/09/2026 - 16:22

            @ItsMeAgro: "It was mostly just a joke,"- It was totally a joke, and a good one at that.
            I've lost count on the number of times I wished I'd bought larger than I did.

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    • freefall101 on 07/09/2026 - 18:35

      Can get P510 (Gen5) for $20 more - https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0DZ5ZK225 - which is actually a reasonable price (same price as April).

      Worth it since it has way better endurance (220TBW vs 600TBW)

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    • tm32 on 08/09/2026 - 07:38

      Only a small increase from the one I ordered for NAS oct'25 for $99. Sigh.

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      • BalticBishop on 17/09/2026 - 06:34

        Compared to DDR5 ram it is.

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  • BROKENKEYBOARD on 07/09/2026 - 17:57

    https://www.msy.com.au/product/kingston-fury-renegade-4tb-pc…
    Is this an error? $550 for 4tb

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    • freefall101 on 07/09/2026 - 18:32

      It's out of stock, so likely they never updated the price.

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      • BROKENKEYBOARD on 07/09/2026 - 18:41

        It was in stock before and could add to cart

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  • jmacftw on 07/09/2026 - 18:03

    Wow, its been a while since I've looked. Expensive times. I think I paid 110 for a Crucial 1TB mid last year from Scorptec AU.

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  • Viospeed on 07/09/2026 - 18:24

    Im glad i bought x4 2TB nvme drives at $145 each 2 years ago

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    • RecklessMonkeys on 07/09/2026 - 18:28

      Braggart.

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    • Dollar Dreamer on 07/09/2026 - 18:38

      I paid $400 for 4TB Gen 4 Crucial 2 years ago and was crying at that price (This is when prices started to hike up). Now the same NVME is $979. Nutty.

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    • scottb721 on 07/09/2026 - 18:52

      Likewise with my 32GB of RAM for $70 last year

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  • Dollar Dreamer on 07/09/2026 - 18:33

    Game over man, game over. Soon everyone will have to subscribe to storage space. Once they figure out how to enable a subscription model for Ram, then it will proper game over.

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    • El Psy Kongroo on 07/09/2026 - 21:27

      In the future they might want us to use Cloud storage all the time and Cloud gaming/computing

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    • scottb721 on 07/09/2026 - 23:41

      We'll all be using thin clients on subs so yes, RAM will be a sub.

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  • anonym on 07/09/2026 - 20:37

    Damn. Really did not want to buy this but my mini PC's SSD decided to die 6 months past warranty…

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    • El Psy Kongroo on 07/09/2026 - 21:28

      Lol. Typical. No surprise there whatsoever. Enjoy the extortionate prices these days

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  • Hornpub on 07/09/2026 - 22:16

    just like how we get used to fuel price…..ffs

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  • grizz_li on 07/09/2026 - 23:45

    Bought one just as a backup as I don't have any spare M.2 NVME SSD if my current fails.

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  • w0421981516 on 08/09/2026 - 19:35

    I heard Micron will stop Crucial brand and fully focus on AI supply to the big guys, might be an issue with the warranty

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    • cobknob on 09/09/2026 - 01:35

      Crazy thing with warranty is they have the right to just refund you completely, if the item is no longer in stock, or the repair is too difficult, and this could mean if the item is too expensive bad luck.

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  • motion2082 on 15/09/2026 - 21:34

    Work in IT
    You know things are getting desperate when you stockpile old OEM SSDs
    Got a few 256/512GB drives now pulled from old laptops and mini pcs
    Refuse to pay these absurd 5x prices

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